A stately home has unveiled a new holiday cottage on the edge of its 500-acre estate.
Willow Cottage is a three double-bedroom cottage located on the Estate Yard of the Wolterton Park country hall and estate.
The Palladian Hall and grounds were built in 1741 by Horatio Walpole, the brother of Britain’s first Prime Minister Robert Walpole.
Horatio Walpole was also the godfather of Admiral Lord Nelson who was a regular visitor to the park.
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The estate is currently being restored to its former glory and Willow Cottage is the sixth Wolterton property to be offered to guests.
The recently renovated cottage offers a cosy retreat in a secluded location and has three bathrooms, an 18th-century chimney and an open fireplace.
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The holiday home is dog-friendly and has a fully enclosed garden featuring the willow tree that inspired the cottage's name.
James Ellis, one of the owners of Wolterton Park said: “Willow Cottage is a wonderful addition to our collection of holiday homes.
"Less than half a mile from the main hall, it’s a welcoming and luxurious cottage perfect for a peaceful getaway in the Norfolk countryside.”
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