The Grange Manor House is located in the village of Setchey in acres of beautiful private grounds backing on to the River Nar. The house is an elegant grade II listed country manor incorporating a full size tennis court. The river Nar borders the estate. The house has been lavishly renovated and offers a luxurious venue for large groups. The oldest part of the house dates from the Queen Anne period. It has been decorated in a style sympathetic to its age and offers an ideal environment for celebrations and large family gatherings in an atmosphere of relaxed comfort. The Grange Manor House offers free WIFI and a host of "mod cons" with plenty to keep everyone happy. Two of the reception rooms provide an ideal space for adults to sit and relax, whilst the entertainment room offers state of the art projector cinema system with surround sound. The yellow drawing room boasts log fire (seasonal), feature antique piano and offers views over the extensive grounds. The library offers another space to read or watch TV. The library, dining and cinema room fires bring warmth throughout the house. There are 8 double bedrooms spread over 3 floors; 7 en suites on 1st and 2nd floors and an 8th bedroom and bathroom giving stair free access on the ground floor. The spacious kitchen is designed to allow families and friends to get together and cook or eat together, whilst the formal dining room, with seating for 14 to 16 and impressive chandelier and fire place forms the perfect backdrop for your celebratory meal. In house dining can be arranged with our highly recommended Chef. You will have use of the full sized tennis court, which is great for a game on your door step. Tennis and badminton equipment is provided. Private archery and axe throwing lessons on the extensive grounds is available, by arrangement. The large patio area allows opportunities for outdoor entertainment with new built in double BBQ and seating areas.

The area offers good walking and cycling with beaches close by (17 miles). A sailing club, pay-and-play golf course, and Welney Wildfowl Trust are all within easy reach. The medieval town of Kings Lynn (4 miles) is of historical interest it contains all the main shops and supermarkets plus a regular London train service (1hr 15mins). Sandringham, Ely and Cambridge are all within an easy, pleasant drive. Watlington In Watlington there is the twin a0rac2on of The Angel Watlington which is a lovely pub with great beer garden and nice ales and a smashing Sunday roast which you should book up. And also in Watlington is Rodwells Fish and Chips which also does every other form of ba0ered cuisine you could imagine. The menu is online and the prices are very reasonable. h0ps://rodwells.edan.io/#google_vigne0e Stow Bridge Further along and maybe 5 minutes drive will take you to a charming Farm Shop called Landymore A G and Sons with game, cheeses, wines and Norfolk Ciders. There are many small pleasures to be found. A 1 minute walk away is the legendary J W Sergeant Butchers who rear their own farm animals and who’s knowledge and product make the start of preparing a meal something to look forward to. There are also many sauces and pickles to help inspire the chef. Walks Castle Rising Maybe a 15 minute drive from The Grange and North East of Kings Lynn is the Middle Ages se0lement of Castle Rising which is a pure delight of history, calmness and quintessen2al Englishness. h0p://www.gps-routes.co.uk/routes/home.nsf/RoutesLinksWalks/castle-rising-walking-route Castle Acre With the twin a0rac2ons of a Norman Castle and a Historic Priory with lovely rambles in-between the li0le village of South Acre provides a beau2ful respite. h0ps://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/castle-acre-castle-acre-priory/