The Farmhouse is a lovely Grade II listed part Tudor part Georgian house mentioned in Pevsner's "The Buildings of England - Norfolk". It is in a rural setting half a mile from the seaside village of Happisburgh with its famous lighthouse and beach.

Built of brick and flint in 1588, the house was added to in Georgian times. It is partly thatched, with old beams. Log fires in Winter and croquet on the lawn in Summer, making it an ideal base for relaxing and exploring this unspoilt part of Norfolk throughout the year.

Alternatively, unwind in a delightful Grade II listed recently converted thatched late-16th century barn. Sleep in one of three charming bedrooms - all en-suite (two double and one double/twin - one on the ground floor with a four poster bed) and one with wonderful views across to the lighthouse. Relax in the stunning vaulted sitting room with working fireplace or in the quiet brick and flint stable courtyard garden.

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