This property is a 20-minute walk from the beach. Titchwell Manor is a Victorian farmhouse which now offers luxurious boutique accommodations. With a variety of rooms across the farm buildings and main house, Titchwell Manor provides a calm and comfortable setting in north Norfolk. Each individually designed room has its own private bathroom with shower or bath and luxury toiletries, flat-screen TV, telephone and tea and coffee facilities. Many have sea or garden views. The manor hosts an informal bar and dining area with views of the ocean, and the 3 AA Rosette Conservatory Restaurant, overlooking the walled garden. Led by an award-winning head chef, many of these restaurants’ dishes make use of local Norfolk produce. Titchwell Manor is surrounded by open fields and woods, which are ideal for walking. There are warm log fires in the winter to snooze in front of. Dinner and Breakfast can be taken in the formal Conservatory or the casual Eating Rooms.
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in the county of Norfolk
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