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Daily Telegraph July 2002

The Independent on Sunday 2nd May 2004:

"Ambience: The best of both worlds: a family buzz in the farmhouse where you breakfast, privacy in the stylish 16th-century barn where you stay. All rooms lead off its beautifully vaulted sitting room. A bedroom and a kitchen on the ground floor, then up a little stair to more bedrooms - small but lofty with a tucked-up-in-the-roof feel and views to Happisburgh's red-and-white striped lighthouse. A courtyard garden, billiards in the stable, lovely hosts, and you may come and go as you please. A place for friends or family, with a fresh, contemporary feel. Children over seven welcome.

Source: http://travel.independent.co.uk/uk/article58726.ece

We have been in the Alastair Sawday - Special Places to Stay British Bed and Breakfast book for the last 5 years - this is the write up in the current issue.

A family buzz - and candlelight - in the farmhouse where you eat, privacy in the 17th-century barn where you stay. All rooms lead off its charming, stylish, vaulted sitting room with fire. You have a chunky four- poster and a tiny shower on the ground floor, then two narrow stairs to two rooms upstairs - small, quirky, fun with a tucked-up-in-the-roof feel and views of Happisburgh's lighthouse. A sunny courtyard garden, billiards in the stable, fresh flowers, lovely hosts, gorgeous food, and you may come and go as you please. Great value and the perfect rural retreat.

Daily Mail - Saturday July 30th 2005