Oozing Character And Hidden Surprises, Dixie Is A Repurposed Horse Box Set In A Wonderful Wild Flowe

Elsing, Norfolk

Located in Elsing, Norfolk, Dixie is a unique repurposed horsebox accommodation that sleeps four people in one bedroom. Situated near the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Dixie offers a relaxing break in a wildflower meadow with stunning countryside views. The horsebox features a fully-equipped kitchen, a wood-burning stove, a sofa that converts into a bed, and a king-size bed accessed by a ladder. The separate bathroom is beautifully crafted with a walk-in shower, unique sink, and composting WC.

The living space of Dixie includes a kitchen with a small fridge/freezer, four hob grill/oven, and a sink, along with a wood-burning stove and a sofa bed. The bedroom features a king-size bed accessed via an oak library ladder, while the shower room has a walk-in shower, wash basin, and composting WC. Outside, guests can enjoy a wildflower meadow, seating area, ambient lighting, firepit with griddle, and parking on a gravelled car park with a wheelbarrow available for luggage transportation.

In the surrounding area, guests can explore footpaths and cycle routes, visit the restaurant/deli called The Lemon and Rosemary Yard, and explore nearby towns like Reepham and Aylsham. Aylsham offers markets, shops, tea-rooms, and pubs, as well as access to the Bure Valley Railway and the Weavers Way trail for walking, cycling, and horse riding. Nearby attractions include the National Trust’s Blickling Hall, Overstrand beach, Cromer pier, and Norwich city, all within a short drive from Dixie in Elsing.

Overall, Dixie in Elsing, Norfolk, offers a unique and charming accommodation experience in a tranquil setting surrounded by natural beauty and opportunities for exploration and relaxation. With its characterful design, comfortable amenities, and convenient location near various attractions and activities, Dixie provides a memorable and enjoyable stay for guests looking to unwind and discover the East of England region.