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Heron Cottage is a terraced cottage resting within Wayford. Here, you will find two bedrooms comprising of a double and a twin, together sleeping four people and served by a ground-floor bathroom and cloakroom. Completing the interior is an open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Outside, there is a private patio area with seating and access to a shared indoor swimming pool, gym and sauna. Heron Cottage promises to be a wonderful getaway for the whole family.

Wayford is situated on the River Ant near Barton Broad. There is a large Farm Shop and Nursery, A bistro-style restaurant/coffee shop, a pub and restaurant, a small grocery and a newsagent, and a petrol station. In addition to four Boatyards, offering Day Boat and canoe hire. This is a very popular location for canoeing, also leading to the Dilham Canal. There are numerous attractions nearby, including the Museum of the Broads, the Radar Museum, famous historic houses, and beautiful gardens. There are so many places to eat and shop, not only in Wayford but in nearby Horning and Wroxham, which also boasts boat trips and the Bure Valley Steam Railway. Wayford is located only 6 miles from the coast and stunning beaches. There is a coast road which follows the scenic route through coastal villages offering an abundance of pubs and restaurants or places to stop and picnic before arriving at Cromer and Sheringham with its museums, theatre, and steam railway. The area offers so much to see and do, a week will never be enough!