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Enjoy a holiday with a difference and stay in this beautifully converted Edwardian Norfolk railway Signal Box, located in the rural village of Melton Constable. A romantic bolt hole for two, this hideaway has been beautifully restored to offer modern comforts blended with charming original features.

The village of Melton Constable is a thirty minute walk, or short drive, away where there are local facilities and an excellent specialist butcher's shop selling award-winning sausages. This pretty and peaceful location is a superb base from which to explore both rural and coastal North Norfolk at any time of the year. A warm welcome awaits at the village pub, The Three Horseshoes, which serves great food throughout the day. The Pigs, ten minutes away by car, serves delicious food and is a great place to hang out. Just a twenty five minute drive away is the the beautiful north Norfolk coast where you can discover charming coastal villages, some great gastro pubs, fantastic scenery and lots more. Sheringham, Salthouse, Blakeney and Cromer are all within easy reach. For boutique shopping, the popular Georgian market towns of Holt and Burnham Market are both accessible. ​Thursford, famous for its Christmas Spectacular and Steam Collection, is also a short drive away. The attractive market town of Fakenham is renowned for its popular weekly market, when the town comes alive with visitors to browse and purchase a fantastic selection of produce sold by local traders. The nearby town is home to some wonderful attractions. Fakenham Racecourse is one of the finest rural national hunt horse racecourses in the country. There are also shops, a bowling alley, cinema, and a good selection of restaurants and pubs. Just down the road, you will find the award-winning Pensthorpe Natural Park, home to Europe's finest collection of endangered and exotic water birds. There are miles of board walks through the reserve to explore, and hides for bird watchers to spot the local wildlife. The town is also home to Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve, nationally and internationally recognised as important for the wildlife resides there.