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| A view of the North Norfolk Coast from Sheringham Park |
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THE NORTH NORFOLK coast is a just a short drive away with its sandy or shingle beaches. Cley Nature Reserve for bird-watchers is about 6 miles. |
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A WARM welcome and a relaxing peaceful atmosphere awaits you at this attractive 19th Century country house, quietly set on a 300 acre farm, just 2 miles off the A148 and the Georgian town of Holt with its quaint little shops tucked away in quiet back streets - a must for browsers and antique hunters. The house and its surroundings are very picturesque, with the River Glaven running through the farm. |
GUESTS can walk in the gardens or on the farm and feed the ducks, chickens and donkey. Many like to stroll around the large kitchen garden and greenhouses. For the more adventurous there is a 5 mile circular walk to Holt Country Park. A lovely day can be enjoyed with a visit to the seal sanctuary at Blakeney Point by boat or take a ride on the steam train from Holt to the seaside town of Sheringham. |
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A variety of wildlife can be seen on the farm. Look out for the wild deer, Red, Roe and Muntjac are regulaly spotted grazing. Barn owls can often be seen hunting on the meadows. |
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Jake: I love crusts and carrots!! |
Ducklings can often be seen on the pond during the spring and summer months. |
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| Hempstead Hall is on a five mile circular walk that runs through the farm from Holt Country Park. |
Ploughing on the Farm
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Low water at Blakeney By Graham Smith (Guest at Hempstead Hall) |
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