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It's a dog's life!

 


Welcome to our three dog friendly, self catering holiday cottages
in and around East Ruston, Norfolk.

The Old Piggery is a converted single storey former cart shed and piggery next to an old Norfolk barn, sited on a quiet village lane and next to the owners' small holding. It is homely and welcoming with a wood burning stove, solid Norfolk pamment floors and with eco-friendly water and heating systems
Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms with 2 bath/shower rooms and is very dog (and other pet) friendly - no charges and no limit. 

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The Old Forge is the original village Forge sympathetically converted to provide beds for 10 guests - all on one level.  Two of the old fireplaces are still in situ and one is useable as an open fire.  An excellent venue for larger parties of guests and family gatherings, though we happily accept bookings for any number.  Located on the coast road between the village of Stalham and the coast at Walcott. 
Dogs and other pets very welcome. No limit.  See our Special Offers page for 2010/2011 offers.

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The Garden Room is well named, located as it is in the beautiful garden of The Old Rectory at Ridlington. Single storey accommodation, beautifully presented and sleeping 2 in an open plan studio style area with a sofa bed for extra guests/children.  Dogs very welcome.

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Red Roofs is our latest addition.  Not in East Ruston but only 15 minutes away in the rural Broads village of Hickling.  The house is an old rambling family home located down a quiet, private road with stunning views over Hickling Broad.  There is plenty of easy, rural walking and lots of room both inside and outside the house.  Sleeps 8 and ideal for families with children, birdwatching, sailing and walking.
Dogs and other pets very welcome.  See our Special Offers page for last minute deals.

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All cottages are well situated for easy walking, fishing (both sea and on local lakes), cycling, bird watching, visiting local gardens (including the famous East Ruston Old Vicarage gardens) and are only minutes from sandy beaches and the Norfolk Broads.  Recent archeological digs on Happisburgh beach may also be of interest.

For all the area has to offer see the About Us and Attractions pages.

   
 

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