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Langtons View is a lovely 2 bedroom cottage located down a cut off the River Bure in the pretty village of Horning. Complimentary parking is available right next to the property.

This cottage sleeps up to 4 people in a double and a twin bedroom. The open plan living and dining area is equipped with a 50" flatscreen TV plus DVD and has sliding patio doors opening onto a private south facing balcony, with patio furniture, ideal for dining 'al fresco'. Sit on the balcony with your morning coffee watching the hustle and bustle on the river or relax here in the evening’s whist enjoying your complimentary bottle of wine and watching the amazing Norfolk sunsets.

Your accommodation comes with a private pontoon for mooring a day boat (available to rent). It is also the perfect spot for the avid fisherman where you can catch Pike, Tench, Bream and Roach. Alternatively, be poised with your binoculars to spot the abundant wildlife. Horning is a picturesque village with many convenient and interesting shops, a deli, butchers, newsagent, post office, small grocery store and several restaurants & tearooms. Sit and enjoy views of the river and watch the sailing boats from the nearby yacht club.

Perhaps the best way to see the area is out on the river but you also have the medieval city of Norwich to explore or the fine beaches of the Norfolk coast such Cromer, Horsey Mere or Great Yarmouth. There are many family activities available such as watersports (paddle boarding is available locally in Horning), heritage railways, adventure parks and wildlife spots such as Hickling Broad which is the largest expanse of water of all the Broads and is an area of Site of Special Scientific Interest. All in all this is a home from home where you can make the holiday as relaxed or busy as you like whilst enjoying the peace and tranquillity that the Norfolk Broads offer.

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• Fishing available from the property.
• The variety of fish on the Broads include: pike, carp, eel, bream, roach, trench, perch and rudd.
• A fishing licence is required, this can be purchased online via the Environment Agency here.
• Fishing available during open season. Closed season is between 15th March - 15th June.
• Use barbless or micro-barb hooks where possible. They are kinder to fish and hook removal is much easier.
• Return your catch carefully, do not slide or tumble fish down the keepnet into the water.

Local Attractions

Horning Village - 0.6 miles away, 2 minutes by car or a 15 minutes walk. The centre of picturesque Horning village where amenities include The Galley Delicatessen & Coffee Shop, Post Office, Farm Fresh Meats Butcher, church & Bure River Cottage Restaurant, Art Gallery. There are a few pubs - Ferry Inn Pub, New Inn & Swan Inn.

Museum of the Broads - 8.8 miles away, 16 minutes by car. If you want to discover the history of the Broads, visit the Museum of the Broads to have the stories brought alive in unique ways. Picnic area next to the river, dog-friendly. Open Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10am - 4pm (Please note: you will need to check opening and closing times and days on their website).

Cycle routes in the Norfolk Broads - There are miles of cycle routes on the Norfolk Broads to enjoy. The Three Rivers Way is a purpose-built cycle route that connects Hoveton and Horning. Broads By Cycle offers bike hire in several pick-up and drop-off docking areas.

Great Yarmouth - 17.2 miles away, 32 minutes by car. Norfolk's premier sea-side resort where there are miles of golden sandy beaches, traditional sea-side amusements, a pleasure beach with rides and adventure golf and plenty of pubs/cafes/restaurants. There are also a variety of shops and a market area for you to explore. For the botanists why not visit The Venetian Waterways ornamental gardens with its own boating lake and the Island Cafe.

Norwich - The City of Norwich is a 29 minutes’ drive, why not visit the medieval Norwich Cathedral, a Romanesque building with ornate cloisters. Or take a walk along the winding cobbled streets to Norwich Castle.

Wildlife - The Broads is home to a large number of different wildlife including seals, usually seen in the Horsey area 12.5 miles away - 24 minutes by car, otters, water vole and Chinese water deer. There are also many rare species of bird that have made the Broads their home, including bitterns, kingfishers, grebes, marsh harriers and warblers. During the summer months you might be lucky to see a Swallowtail Butterfly, the UK's Largest butterfly the makes the Broads it's home.

Nature Reserves - There are a variety of nature reserves to explore such as Hickling Broad, Ranworth Broad, Upton Broad and Marshes, Cockshoot Broad, Barton Broad, Martham Broad, Thorpe Marshes and Alderfen Broad. The closest being Alderfen Broad, just 2.7 miles away, a 8 minutes’ drive.

Boat Hire - 10ft, 1 minute. The best way to explore the broads is by the water, you can hire Day & Picnic boats from JB boats near to the property.

Family Days Out - There are many places to take the family such as - BeWilderwood(1.3 miles, 4 minutes by car), Bure Valley Steam Railway(13 miles, 25 minutes by car), Fairhaven Water Garden(10.2 miles, 20 minutes by car), Hippodrome Circus(17.2 miles away, 32 minutes by car), Hollywood Indoor Adventure Golf(17.2 miles away, 32 minutes by car), Sea Life Centre(17.2 miles away, 32 minutes by car), Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens(11.4 miles, 23 minutes by car), Wroxham Miniature Worlds(3.3 miles, 8 minutes by car), Wroxham Barns(4.5 miles, 10 minutes by car).