Ranters Cottage - Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk

Announcement: Short breaks available in March. Free wifi.

Ranters Cottage has been transformed from a barn built over 200 years ago into a charming 3 bedroomed, centrally heated, non smoking cottage.

Ranters features a brand new kitchen for 2011, fully equipped with T.V., fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher and automatic washing machine, together with a table seating 6.

The dining room leads through to a large sitting room overlooking a pretty garden.

Upstairs there are 3 comfortable bedrooms, one with kingsize bed, one with 3’ twins and one with 2’6 bunk beds All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and plenty of drawer space. The bathroom features bath with electric power shower, toilet and wash basin.

Ranters is family friendly, we provide a high chair, stair gate, baby bath and SELF ASSEMBLY cot, together with a large selection of toys, books and games for all ages. There is also WiFi broadband, digital TV, DVD players and radio with CD.

All inclusive

*WiFi access

*Duvets, pillows and bed linen are provided excluding cot but not towels

*All electricity and gas included in the price. There are no meter readings.

*Garage for a family car

*Professional cleaned

Cottage Hire periods:

Saturday to Saturday from 3pm

Short breaks available from September – May

Maximum occupancy is 6 plus cot

Sorry – no pets

Please see website page for availability.

For booking or further information please contact Hilary Marsden on:-

01442 872486

or

ranterscottage@live.com

Outside in the enclosed garden is a paved patio area with wooden table and benches and Barbeque. An ornamental gravel area is surrounded by flowering shrubs.

There is parking for a family car in the garage.

Ranters is situated a few minutes walk from the harbour and town centre, along a quite pretty lane bordered by flint cottages.

Wells-next-the-Sea is a small bustling holiday town situated behind the harbour on the North Norfolk coast, which has been designated an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Wells boasts a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs. Further afield lies Little Walsingham, a Christian shrine since 1061 and Burnham Thorpe, the birth place of Admiral Lord Nelson. From seal colonies at Blakeney Point to bird sanctuaries at several RSPB sites, North Norfolk’s coastline has something to offer everyone all year round.