Host & Stay | The Lodge at Alderfen View

Summary:
Set in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, The Lodge is a cosy loft conversion designed for couples seeking a tranquil retreat. Featuring open plan living, a private balcony, and a small garden with parking, you’ll have everything you could need for your stay. Best of all, this dog friendly spot warmly welcomes well-behaved dogs, making it a great choice for exploring Norfolk with your furry friend.

The Space:
The living area has a comfy sofa, positioned near the balcony doors, which offers scenic views and a refreshing breeze—perfect for relaxing with a film, book, or board game. It can also convert into a bed for a child, available on request.

The kitchen is fully equipped with essentials, including an under-counter fridge, oven, hob, toaster, kettle, and microwave—ideal for preparing meals or picnics.

At the rear of the loft, the cosy bedroom features a double bed with a privacy curtain, plus a small hanging rail and coat pegs for convenience.

Next to the bedroom is a shower room with an electric shower, toilet, and wash basin.

The balcony, accessed through double doors, features a table and chairs with beautiful countryside views, perfect for enjoying a sunset with a glass of wine. At the rear, there's a private garden and patio, perfect for guests bringing along a furry friend.

Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property. The keys to the property are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date.

One small, well-behaved dog is welcome to stay at the property.

The Neighborhood:
Located in a prime spot, you’ll find a wealth of places to visit and activities to enjoy nearby. The Norfolk Broads are practically on your doorstep—just a 13-minute drive will take you to Wroxham, the gateway to the Broads. Here, you can hire a boat for the day and explore the famous waterways at your own pace. With plenty of stop-off points along the way, you can enjoy lunch or a drink at one of the many charming riverside pubs.

A 40-minute drive north will bring you to the historic seaside town of Cromer, a family favorite with beautiful beaches, attractions, and of course, the famous Cromer Crab. Spend the day on the sandy shores, take a stroll along the pier, and soak in the traditional seaside atmosphere.

If you're keen to experience city life, Norwich city centre is about 35 minutes away by car. This vibrant city offers plenty to do, from fantastic shopping at Chantry Place mall, where you'll find all your high street favorites, to exploring the quirky independent shops and cafés of Gentleman’s Walk and the Norwich Lanes.

A must-see in Norwich is the 11th-century market, a bustling hub loved by locals and tourists alike, offering everything from fresh produce to street food from around the world.

For culture enthusiasts, Norwich Cathedral is an architectural marvel that will leave you in awe. Be sure to join one of the family-friendly guided tours. For those who enjoy live performances, venues like Norwich Theatre Royal, Norwich Arts Centre, and the Maddermarket Theatre offer a wide range of entertainment, from local talent to world-class productions.

Getting Around:
The Lodge at Alderfen View is easily accessible by car, located about 30 minutes from Norwich via the A1151 and local roads.

The nearest train station is at Hoveton & Wroxham, about 5 miles from Neatishead. Trains run regularly between Norwich and the Norfolk coast, making it easy to access by rail.

Local bus services run between Norwich, Wroxham, Stalham, and other nearby villages, though services are less frequent in rural areas. A car or bicycle is the most convenient way to get around.

Interaction with Guests:
We're always available for our guests so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.