Long Stratton 2.8 miles. Positioned in Fritton, a quaint village in Norfolk, is The Granary, a fabulous barn conversion, welcoming four guests. Enjoying a tranquil base, surrounded by nature-filled walking trails, and cycling routes within an area of conservation, whilst adorning an open-plan living space, an enclosed garden, and a gated driveway, the property offers the ideal base for a family or group getaway. Benefit from two private parking spaces, before taking two steps up to the property, starting off in the living space; here you can prepare meals in the well-equipped kitchen, dine around the breakfast bar, and relax with the Smart TV for entertainment. As the sun sets, enjoy a stroll around the lawned garden, finishing with a glass of wine upon the patio area, before returning indoors to complete your nightly routine in the wet room; the property also benefits from a separate cloakroom for convenience. Rest your eyes in one of two spacious bedrooms, including a double and a twin, before awakening to an itinerary brimming with adventure. Within driving distance from The Granary, reach a host of attractions, including the Forncett Industrial Steam Museum, the Earsham Wetland Centre, perfect for wildlife spotting, and Bressingham Steam Museum & Gardens, ideal for all the family, with pretty gardens, woodlands and an immersive tour. Car enthusiasts will also be in their element as Snetterton Racing Track and the Lotus Factory and test track lie nearby. Head to Harleston to find Georgian buildings lining its town centre as well as a variety of restaurants; or make your way to Norwich, reaching the Marston Marsh, the magnificent grounds of Norwich Castle, the lofty exterior of Norwich Cathedral, and the lovely gardens of Eaton Park and Whitlingham Country Park. The Norfolk Broads is also reachable by car, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, whilst the Suffolk Coast is the ideal area for stunning sea views and beach days, stopping off at Lowestoft, Dunwich Heath and Beach, and Thorpeness. Journey to South Norfolk where you can explore the Waveney Valley, an unspoilt haven of wildlife and the perfect place to walk, cycle, canoe and sightsee; visit the hidden gem of Diss, where the popular Boudicca Way begins and meanders all the way to Norwich, passing the old Romant town of Venta Icenorum. If you're seeking independent stores and quaint pubs, the market town of Harleston is certainly worth a visit! Whilst on your travels, venture to the popular seaside town of Southwold where you can enjoy strolls along its extensive stretch of golden sands, visit and climb up the 19th-century lighthouse for breath-taking views across the sea or tour the quaint Southwold Museum. Experience all of this at The Granary.

Between the cities of Norwich and Diss, there is a town and civil parish called Long Stratton. Stratton St. Mary, the larger of the two smaller settlements that used to make up the town, is located to the south, and Stratton St. Michael, to the north. A village hall, two Church of England churches, and a Methodist church are all located in Long Stratton. There are also several taverns, bars, and restaurants in the community. The surrounding city of Norwich, which is home to the impressive Norwich Castle and the majestic Norwich Cathedral, offers additional conveniences and attractions. The seaside resort of Great Yarmouth, which is accessible by vehicle, has a lovely aquarium at SEA life Great Yarmouth as well as a lush and golden sandy beach. A Pleasure Beach is available for younger visitors and adrenaline seekers, and farther inland is where you'll find the beautiful Banham Zoo.

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