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View towards the thatched house
Lounge with open fire and comfortable sofas
Bright bay window
Dine in style
The resident rocking horse is a hit with children
The well-equipped kitchen with pantry
These magical waterways are on the doorstep
The main bedroom with double bed
A wonderful view to wake up to
The view from the bedroom balcony
The second bedroom with twin beds
The third bedroom with twin beds
Enjoy a summer afternoon by the pool
The charming thatched pool house
Gardens to the front
Plenty of space for children and pets to run off energy
The River Bure at Horning
Horning Marina
1 / 18  View towards the thatched house
2 / 18  Lounge with open fire and comfortable sofas
3 / 18  Bright bay window
4 / 18  Dine in style
5 / 18  The resident rocking horse is a hit with children
6 / 18  The well-equipped kitchen with pantry
7 / 18  These magical waterways are on the doorstep
8 / 18  The main bedroom with double bed
9 / 18  A wonderful view to wake up to
10 / 18  The view from the bedroom balcony
11 / 18  The second bedroom with twin beds
12 / 18  The third bedroom with twin beds
13 / 18  Enjoy a summer afternoon by the pool
14 / 18  The charming thatched pool house
15 / 18  Gardens to the front
16 / 18  Plenty of space for children and pets to run off energy
17 / 18  The River Bure at Horning
18 / 18  Horning Marina

Bure House

Horning, Norfolk
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Change Sat
Dogs welcome 2
3 star
Downstairs bathroom
Enclosed garden / patio
Open fire / woodburner
Internet access
Pub nearby
Shop nearby
Fishing onsite / nearby
Thatched
Swimming pool
Towels included
Highchair available
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At a glance

  • Handsome detached home located in a delightful Norfolk Broads village with expansive grounds and private swimming pool
  • Explore river and coastal walks and cycle tracks through this unique landscape, with many family attractions locally to appeal to all ages
  • Within easy reach of the city of Norwich with Norman Castle, Cathedral, excellent shopping facilities and a short drive to the sandy beaches and seaside resorts
Overview
Property code: 52158

This thatched period home enjoys splendid gardens and its own swimming pool to enjoy and relax in after spending a day exploring the magical Norfolk Broads and beyond

Set in the picturesque village of Horning, here is a magnificent thatched period home with splendid gardens and its own swimming pool for you to enjoy and relax in after spending a day exploring the magical Norfolk Broads. With three cosy bedrooms, a comfy lounge, impressive dining room, stylish kitchen, a bathroom and 2 WCs, this lovely 1930s-style property makes an excellent base for a fantastic family holiday. This handsome detached property nestles in a secluded location with extensive gardens, with the Bure Marshes National Nature Reserve just across the river.

 

Perhaps the prettiest village on the Norfolk Broads, Horning lies on the banks of the River Bure and offers plenty of waterside pubs, shops, restaurants and tearooms as well as a marina and leisure club. The miles of pretty waterways of the Broads can be explored best by day boat hire, and are popular with wildlife lovers, walkers, anglers and anyone who enjoys a day on the water.

Due to the current situation the pool is not available in July 2020.

 

Fun family days elsewhere can be found at BeWILDerwood (1 mile), Africa Alive (38 miles) and Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure (19 miles). National Trust properties include Blickling (15 miles) and Felbrigg (21 miles). The nearest beach is at Winterton-on-Sea (12 miles).

 

Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.

  • 3 bedrooms – 1 double and 2 twins
  • 1 bathroom and 2 separate WC’s
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher
  • Utility room with washer/dryer
  • Unheated outdoor swimming pool (available 1st May to 30th September)
  • Open fire (logs and coal included)
  • Electric and central heating included
  • Off-road parking for 4 cars
  • Wi-Fi available
  • 2 dogs welcome
  • Pub and shop within walking distance
  • TV/DVD in lounge
  • Charcoal BBQ

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Adam Beeney

This property is personally managed by Adam.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 10 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Richard 19th June 2021

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We were disappointed upon arrival. The property is listed as quirky and old fashioned. That in itself is not a problem and we enjoyed that fact. However, the photographs belie the lack of maintenance and poor state of repair overall. As a house, it must have once been a very pleasant place to live. However, the gardens needed a good weeding and tidRead morey up and the house itself a thorough repair and redecoration. Hide

Reviewed by mark 5th June 2021

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The house is a beautiful 1930's house set in wrap around gardens providing privacy and great access to local pubs etc. While for some it may seem dated, for us this added to the charm of the place and it does feel you are staying in a period house, we really enjoyed it. If you want a swish very modern kind of property view the pictures as they don'Read moret lie, its a lovely old house Hide

Reviewed by Trevor 8th May 2021

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Bure house is a magnificent house on a large plot in an tremendous location but is just unloved. We loved the 1930/40 decor but it is in DESPERATE need of a deep clean, repair and paint. Areas are in a state of collapse and mouldy. The kitchen contents are basic and worn. The mats throughout the property are threadbare. The garden is overgrown, lawRead morens uncut and unkept and fencing down. Paving slabs loose and broken. The fence is not secure. It is just not a 3 star but could be made into 5! Hide

Reviewed by Susan 1st May 2021

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A relaxing secluded property which was in a popular location with easy access to Wroxham and the coast . Very spacious both inside and out. Well equiped with large fridge freezer dishwasher washing machine dryer etc. Quaint original 1930s property and fixtures which we loved but probably wouldn't suit every one.We didn't use the swimming pool due tRead moreo the weather not being warm enough but I would think it would be great in the summer and a definite suntrap area of the garden. Hide

Reviewed by Sally 17th October 2020

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Great property but not for those who like their modern conveniences!

Reviewed by Sally-Anne 10th October 2020

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Reviewed by Kerry 11th July 2020

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Location is excellent and car parking, the grassed areas are lovely sun traps. There's a nice character about the house, but it needs a serous update.

Reviewed by Cliff 28th December 2019

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Great location well equiped

Reviewed by ALISON 21st December 2019

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From the moment we stepped inside we felt the warmth and cosiness of this characterful house. It was like stepping back in time. We loved it, just our kind of house because so often rented properties have been stripped of all character. I would add that it might not however be to everyone's taste if you hanker after all 'mod cons', furniture and fiRead morettings. Hide

Reviewed by Graham 5th October 2019

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Photos
View towards the thatched house
Lounge with open fire and comfortable sofas
Bright bay window
Dine in style
The resident rocking horse is a hit with children
The well-equipped kitchen with pantry
These magical waterways are on the doorstep
The main bedroom with double bed
A wonderful view to wake up to
The view from the bedroom balcony
The second bedroom with twin beds
Show 6 moreThe third bedroom with twin beds

Location

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The most northerly county in the East of England, Norfolk is a land of beautiful contrasts. From the swooning reed beds and endless maze of waterways in the Norfolk Broads; the unspoilt stretches of fens and shingle spits where bird and wildlife thrive; a famous royal palace and the historic cathedral city of Norwich, this enticing area of England is just waiting to be discovered. Visit Sandringham Palace and see where the Queen lives or find out where lavender grows; you could journey to one of the largest seal haul outs in Europe at Blakeney Point or have a traditional day at the seaside at Cromer and Great Yarmouth. The cathedral gilded city of Norwich is a wonderful place to lose yourself either walking the ramparts of Norwich Castle or the RAF Air Defence Radar Museum. The city has an exceptional array of shops, cafes and restaurants to enjoy. Well connected to the national rail and road network, Norfolk is easily accessible from London, the M25 and from major city terminals.

Norfolk is characterised by its horizons and big skies, straight highways and rural trappings. Also, when it comes to attractions, visitors to the county will be spoilt for choice. If you love animals and birds, head to RSPB Titchwell Marsh, or the Cley-Next-The-Sea. With such a long coastline Norfolk boasts some magnificent stretches of beach – favourites include Cromer, Old Hunstanton, Wells-Next-The Sea, the dunes of Winterton-on-Sea, and Brancaster (a favourite for dog owners).

There are so many places to visit and activities to get involved in on a Norfolk holiday. We have some lovely properties including country cottages, farm conversions, large family houses, apartments and surburban home from homes in our collection. Why not find your perfect holiday home today?

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