More about Pear Tree Cottage (the location)

Built in the late 1800?s by William Arundell Bouverie, Arch Deacon of Norfolk, Pear Tree cottage is a charming rural property set in the beautiful Waveney Valley countryside and within a few meters of public footpaths which take in 170 acres of farmland and woodland.

The cottage, although recently refurbished, retains much of its original character with open fireplaces, stripped wooden doors and original floors. It?s a cosy retreat in the winter and peaceful and relaxing haven in the summer.

It is perfectly situated for walking, cycling or exploring the quaint villages and market towns of Norfolk and Suffolk, the beaches of Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and Southwold and the historic city of Norwich. Or simply a perfect place to sit and watch the sun go down over the fields whilst sipping a cool glass of wine.

Pear Tree Cottage (the cottage)

Sitting room with oil fired stove (winter only), TV, DVD and Video player, mini hifi. A small library of books CD?s, DVD?s and Videos to suit all age groups.
Kitchen/diner with electric oven and hob,
microwave, fridge freezer and washer/dryer
and a pine table and chairs to seat 4.

Bathroom bath, wc and washbasin luxury bath sheets and towels provided.

Bedrooms, 1 twin and 1 double, all with luxury mattresses topped with duvets and crisp white linen for a great night?s sleep.

Outside, there is a patio area and a fully enclosed cottage garden
with a drive to accommodate 2-3 cars.