Corfield House Bed & Breakfast - Sporle, East of England

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Corfield House

Owner: Address: The Street Sporle, East of England, PE32 2EA Phone: 1760723636		Email Innkeeper: info@corfieldhouse.co.uk Direct link to the web site: http://www.corfieldhouse.co.uk Review B&B: Review and Vote this Inn

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Half an acre of garden. Ample off-street parking. Lock up for cycles. No-smoking house.

The peaceful village of Sporle has an excellent pub within walking distance of Corfield House, and we can reserve a table for you for dinner. There are other good pubs and restaurants within easy driving distance.

Our two comfortable double rooms, both with king-size beds, are at the front of the house facing west, overlooking the garden and open fields. One room has an ensuite bathroom, the other an ensuite shower/WC.

Our ground floor bedroom, leading from the guest sitting room, has twin beds and an ensuite bathroom. It is directly accessible from the car park at the rear of the house. This room is particularly suitable both for those who cannot cope with steps and for wheelchair users.

Our cosy fourth room is at the rear of the house, looking out over the garden with its apple trees. It has a sloping, beamed ceiling, twin beds, and an ensuite shower/WC.

Our comfortable guest sitting room overlooks the garden to the front, where guests are welcome to sit out and enjoy the wonderful sunsets. Browse through our extensive collection of guidebooks, brochures, and maps, together with our suggestions for local walks and touring itineraries. We also have a selection of board games.

We serve a full English or Continental breakfast, freshly cooked to order, using local produce wherever possible.

Packed lunches available on request.

Area Activities

Sporle is close to the attractive town of Swaffham, with its magnificent church, Saturday market and open-air auction.

Corfield House is ideally situated for touring Norfolk. Within easy reach on the quiet Norfolk roads are many National Trust properties, Sandringham, the fine coastline, Thetford Forest, the historic towns of King's Lynn and Norwich, and the Norfolk Broads.

The Peddars Way skirts the village, passing through the ancient village of Castle Acre, with its Norman Priory and Castle, before reaching Holme-next-the-Sea and linking with the Norfolk Coast Path. There are numerous possibilities for delightful circular walks throughout the area.

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To contact BnBStar, please email to info@bnbstar.co.uk