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Located within easy walking distance of the bustling Norfolk Broads villages of Hoveton and Wroxham, Cartshed Lodge is a romantic and cosy couple's retreat. Nestled amongst stunning farmland with panoramic countryside views and colourful sunsets, this hideaway boasts a full size hot tub, with towelling robes and bicycles provided for guests.

The Broads National Park has endless opportunities for places and ways to explore. Within easy walking distance of the Broads villages of Hoveton and Wroxham, the local area offers great opportunities for cycling (on quiet country roads), walking, wildlife and birdwatching and boating. Fishing is also a popular local activity (subject to a river licence which can be obtained easily from a post office). Cartshed Lodge has formal accreditation as a cycle friendly property from Cycle Experience UK and there are many great local cycling, as well as walking routes from the doorstep, peppered with watering holes en-route. You can either bring along and store your own bikes at Cartshed Lodge, or hire some locally. Hoveton and Wroxham are joined villages set within the Broads National Park. The Broads were formed from the natural flooding of ancient peat workings and form a network of lakes joined by rivers. Several of the Broads are sites of special scientific interest. Roys of Wroxham, 'the biggest village store in the world' is within walking distance, although free parking is also available. The Roys’ stores provide a huge range of clothing and food. Wroxham also has a good number of other shops, restaurants and takeaways, providing a variety of food and souvenir options. The Broads are a great place to set sail - hire a boat or a canoe or book some sailing tuition on Wroxham Broad. The craft and play centres of Wroxham Barns are only a mile away along a dedicated footway. Hoveton railway station is within a mile of the property, which takes you to Norwich (under 10 miles away) for theatres, museums, restaurants and shops. The same station also has connections to the North Norfolk coast at Cromer and Sheringham where you can ride the Heritage Poppy Line to Holt. The traditional seaside town of Cromer with its award-winning pier, beautiful beaches with rock pools, cliffs and great sandy expanses, and great independent places to eat out in town. It is also fast...