Positioned on the outskirts of Sedgeford in Norfolk, just a short drive away from the beach, is this lovely, two-bedroom home, Meadow View. Enjoying far-reaching views of the countryside, this pet-friendly accommodation makes an idyllic escape for a family of four and their pooch. On arrival be greeted by off-road parking before making your way inside to the entrance hallway, where you can leave your shoes and jackets after your journey. Discover the sitting room; here you can unwind on the sumptuous sofa flicker through the Smart TV for your favourite shows? Stepping through the property, you will find the well-appointed kitchen, with everything you need for a self-catered stay, including a dishwasher for a fuss-free clean-up. When dinner is served, gather in the dining room to tuck-into a feast or if the sun is shining, carry the conversation outside onto the patio seating. At the end of the garden, you can sit at the bench and admire the meadows before you and when the evening cools, retire inside, and climb upstairs for a soak in the beautiful freestanding bath. When sleep calls, choose between two charming bedrooms, a king-size with a Smart TV and a twin bedroom, which makes a great base for the little ones. Awaken with a hot shower on the ground-floor and make use of the washing machine to freshen up your holiday attire. Jump in the car to explore 100-acres of purple fields at Norfolk Lavender, bask in the sun on the sandy Heacham South Beach or test your swing at Heacham Manor Golf Club. To soak in the Norfolk coastline, visit the town of Hunstanton, where you can spend the afternoon marvelling at marine life at SEA LIFE, stroll along Old Hunstanton Beach, which is backed by sand dunes and fuel your excursions at a beachfront café. History buffs will be thrilled with a day at the market town of King's Lynn, home to Lynn Museum to unveil the past, the ruins of Castle Rising and the Grade I King's Lynn Minster. For all this and more, treat your loved ones to a stay at Meadow View.

Sedgeford, a few miles south of Hunstanton, is located within the Norfolk Coast aonb. There are traces of Roman structures, Iron Age artefacts, and Neolithic flint tools, indicating the village has been inhabited for generations, dating back to the Doomsday Book of 1086. The village has a village hall, two churches, a post office, and a hotel with a pub and restaurant, as well as the River Heacham flowing through it. The National Cycle Route 1 passes through Sedgeford, and the Peddars Way is close by and simple to reach for keen cyclists. Heacham, a 3 mile drive from the coast, has a wonderful assortment of shops, pubs, and restaurants, as well as a golf club and two beautiful sandy beaches.

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