Station House

Helhoughton, Norfolk

Station House in Helhoughton, Norfolk, is a charming Victorian-era property that once served as the station master's accommodation. This woodland retreat has been tastefully decorated with a mix of up-cycled lamps, retro finds, and colorful decor, creating a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. The property is ideal for a small family, couple, or friends looking for space, privacy, and a peaceful getaway off the beaten track.

The house features two bedrooms (king-size and twin) and two bathrooms, including a unique bath 'cupboard' in the master bedroom and a smart shower room. Downstairs, there is a well-equipped kitchen, a utility/cloakroom, a spacious dining room, and a cozy sitting room with an open fire. The surrounding garden is magical, with different 'rooms' to explore and enjoy, all surrounded by wooded farmland frequented by local muntjac deer.

Located in the rural village of Helhoughton, just southwest of Fakenham and a short drive from Wells-next-the-Sea, Station House is a great base for exploring North Norfolk. The area offers opportunities for walking, cycling, and visiting local attractions such as Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, Sculthorpe Hawk and Owl Trust, The Thursford Collection, and Fakenham Races. The property does not allow pets and does not provide a starter pack or welcome hamper, but offers a unique and comfortable retreat in a beautiful part of England.