Casa rural apta para niños con jardín, piscina y sauna | Se admiten mascotas

Belton 2.8 miles. Hazell Thorne Hideaway is a quaint lodge resting on the Foxburrow Hang site in Caldecott Hall; an ideal base for a family and their four-legged family member looking for a getaway to Norfolk. Be welcomed by off-road parking and enter into a light and airy open-plan living space, sporting an amply fitted kitchen space where guests can cook up a storm. Enjoy a hearty meal at the dining table, before settling into the tasteful sitting area, warmed by an electric fire and with additional window seats and a Smart TV, great for a movie marathon. When sleep calls, freshen up in the shower room, before snuggling up in one of the two well-presented bedrooms, choosing between a double and a twin. Outside there is a lovely decking space, fully enclosed for dogs and ideal for alfresco dining. Foxburrow Hang is a great little site, offering many activities and facilities to keep guests entertained, including a golf course, indoor pool, sauna, steam room, club house and bar, cafe and fishing facilities, which guests will be able to receive a discount for, also walks to Belton Beccles and local woodlands. For more amenities, head over to Belton where there are fishing facilities, cafes, pubs and a convenience store. From here, enjoy riverside walks along the River Waveney and RSPB Berney Marshes, leading to Halvergate. Animal lovers will enjoy a trip to Pettitts Animal Adventure Park, or there are ample opportunities to explore the lovely scenery of the Norfolk Broads. Also nearby is Red Wing Horse Sanctuary which is home to over 100 horses, ponies, donkeys and mules. For a day spent at the seaside, head over to Great Yarmouth, where there are more shops, pubs, eateries, a museum and a fantastic beach to be enjoyed. Explore Norfolk with a stay at Hazell Thorne Hideaway.The picturesque village of Belton lies in beautiful Leicestershire countryside and has a pub with award-winning restaurant and a shop. More facilities can be found close by in Shepshed, which was mentioned in the Domesday Book, with its individual shops, cafés and pubs, and many ancient buildings dating back to the 17th century. Nearby are the 200 square miles of the National Forest, an environmental project covering parts of Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire. The area offers many wonderful walks of varying distances, adventurous cycle routes, horse riding, fishing, numerous watersports and off-road driving experiences in a variety of vehicles. The National Forest area also provides many museums, country houses and gardens, fairs and festivals, as well as riverside regattas, concerts and theatre performances. Within an hour's drive are the Peak District National Park, Chatsworth House and racing at Uttoxeter. A wonderful area for a memorable holiday at any time of year.