Waterhouse - Crimplesham Hall
ID: S841320
- Bedrooms 2
- ・ Sleeps 4
- ・ Pets 1
Guests say
Guests consistently praise Crimplesham Hall for its character, beautiful grounds, and welcoming atmosphere. The historic manor house provides a tranquil and comfortable stay, with a friendly estate manager who enhances the experience. The property is well-maintained, offering a unique and memorable holiday in the English countryside.
The apartment is described as clean and welcoming, indicating high standards of cleanliness that contribute positively to the guests' experiences.
The property's location is appreciated for its tranquillity and proximity to sightseeing spots in North Norfolk, making it an ideal base for exploring the area.
Reviewers find the accommodation comfortable, with a generous size and natural light, as well as a peaceful environment conducive to relaxation.
While guests mention the grounds and the historic nature of the property, there is insufficient detail about the specific facilities and maintenance to accurately assess this category.
There are no mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate the level of thoughtfulness, so it is not possible to provide a score. However, the estate manager's helpfulness suggests a considerate approach to guest hospitality.
About this property
Designed by one of the most successful British architects of the 19th century, this characterful apartment set within a Grade II-listed hall in the idyllic village of Crimplesham is the ultimate rural retreat perfect for couples or families craving an escape to the country.
Sympathetically designed to retain the hall’s rich history, the cosy lounge offers an oasis of calm, where stylish vibrant hues and period pieces reminiscent of centuries past coexist in perfect harmony. Flooded with plenty of natural sunlight, the light and airy kitchen/diner is alive with delightful country-cottage style decor and natural wood hues that perfectly blend into the colours of the local landscape. In keeping with the rustic yet homely atmosphere of the rest of the apartment, the double bedroom, featuring a striking antique wooden bed, is a haven of tranquillity, whilst the twin bedroom features two single beds, one of which is a decedent four-poster with sheer canopies ensuring a dreamy slumber. Standing within 5 acres of shared grounds, woodland walks, wildlife habitats, the ruins of a 10th-century folly and a peaceful lake await to be explored.
The quiet countryside village of Crimplesham is a haven for keen outdoor explorers, home to scenic trails carving their way through the heart of the idyllic Norfolk countryside. Lying on the banks of the River Great Ouse, you can head to the historic town of Downham Market, 3 miles away, to lose yourself in the charm of many fine historic buildings and pick up some fabulous local produce from the bustling market, held on Fridays and Saturdays. Answer the call of the sea at the golden sandy stretch at Hunstanton (26 miles) or dive into hundreds of years of history by exploring The King's country residence at Sandringham, 17 miles away.
Accommodation
Nearby points of interest
- Oxburgh Hall (National Trust)
Reviews (7)
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Mr Gee
When we arrived we were met by Nicola, the housekeeper, who was very pleasant and warmly welcomed us. The house itself was lovely, very old and gradually being restored. The location is very good for sightseeing around north Norfolk.
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Mrs Staff
We were made very welcome and thoroughly enjoyed our holiday.
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Mr Givens
Crimplesham Hall is a suburb location, a fascinating Grade 1 listed building with so much character, set in it's own extensive beautifully maintained grounds, and our week there was memorable - comfortable, relaxing, intriguing, and the property caretaker Nicky is a true gem, thoroughly professional, welcoming, friendly, and couldn't have done more to make us feel welcome and at home. We would not hesitate to recommend Crimplesham Hall to friends and family for a holiday in classic English countryside splendour, may it go from strength to strength! Best wishes from Terry and Alison from Lancashire.