Under the big blue skies of North Norfolk...
Quay Barn is situated a stones throw from Blakeney Quay and has amazing and unsurpassed views of the salt marshes and the North Sea beyond. Quay Barn is the perfect place to experience this beautiful and traditional village.
North Norfolk
North Norfolk is one of the most exceptional coastlines in England and is designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. This beautiful corner of the country is known for its open spaces, pine forests, acres of unspoilt countryside, wild salt marshes, mudflats and last but not least its white, sandy beaches. All these beaches have at some time been the setting for many films, countless photoshoots and innumerable happy family days out.
Blakeney village
The Blakeney lies a few miles north of the small Georgian town of Holt. This pretty coastal village was once a busy trading port. However, after many years of tidal cleansing and renewing the trading has since long gone. Nevertheless, this has been replaced by a unique village with a wonderfully thriving community where locals and tourists happily rub shoulders. Blakeney also has a top-quality delicatessen and fishmonger, small general store, chandlers, post office and gift shops. Blakeney also has two pubs and several restaurants. In addition to everything Blakeney can offer, there are numerous other delightful villages and bustling market towns nearby, each offering their own charm with pubs and award winning restaurants.
From dingy sailing to walking, crabbing to seal-watching, Blakeney, has something for everyone. If it’s something a bit more relaxing you’re looking for, Blakeney Quay is the perfect place to just sit on the quayside and watch the comings and goings of village life whilst enjoying an ice-cream and perhaps trying out the very popular sport of crabbing.
About Quay Barn
Ten metres form Blakeney Creek, Quay Barn is reached through a gate into private sheltered garden overlooking the Quay. Formerly a grain warehouse, the Barn has a wide open entertaining space as well as an open fire to enjoy quieter, more cosy moments. The focus of the house is the aga in a large farmhouse-style kitchen with a dining room table that seats 14 people.
The luxurious master bedroom has an en-suite shower. There are 2 further double bedrooms and a bunk bedroom with 4 single beds. There is also an additional bathroom with shower. All the bedrooms have spectacular views of the marsh and the North Sea beyond.
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Quay Barn can be rented either on a weekly basis running from a Friday to Friday, or alternatively for long weekends depending on availability.
Exact dates and options will depend on school, seasonal and bank holidays
Option One: October to March
Option Two: April, May, June and September
Option Three: July, August, Christmas, New Year, Easter and Bank Holidays
Option Four: Long weekends
Contact: Caroline Comber
Email: caro@carocomber.com
Tel: 0207 722 8277
Mob: 07901 822272
More information about your stay at Quay Barn, including what to do when you arrive and leave is includied in this downloadable PDF pack.
