Peaceful Escape|1BR|Free Wi-Fi|Open Plan Kitchen

Charming 1-bedroom house nestled near the Intwood farm, offering a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle. The surrounding landscape paints a picturesque scene of lush greenery, providing a perfect backdrop for relaxation and nature walks. Ideal for those seeking a peaceful escape with a touch of countryside charm. Your serene sanctuary awaits!- Rural stay on a farm- Perfect for couples- Ensuite- Open Plan- free Wifi- Parking- Farm Butchery with local produce onsiteSearch 'Ginger Gold Norwich' for a video tour and select the old corn store.As you arrive at Intwood Farm, you travel up the long rural driveway and will see the home on the left at the end of the drive.It has two parking spaces and is very private and secure.After you park, you can enter via the key box code (sent after booking).You enter and will be in an open plan, stylish and bright, high-ceiling kitchen, dining, and living area. Everything you need for a short break or long stay is provided, including all cutlery and cooking utensils.You can help yourself to the tea and coffee facilities provided for a nice cuppa after arrival.On your right is the utility room with a WC.You can see rural greenery and a cute garden area with outside furniture and a patio from the large windows.Going through to the bedroom with a super comfy double bed (all linen and towels provided), you will see an ensuite bathroom complete with a bath and overhead shower.Nestled within the grounds of Intwood Farm, The Old Corn Store is surrounded by lush fields where first-class meat is produced from meticulously nurtured cattle, sheep, and pigs. This 450-acre working farm, located just outside the village of Intwood and within 5 miles of Norwich City Centre, is a truly special place. It features environmentally sensitive areas with wild orchids and ancient woodlands (not open to guests), a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), and participation in Defra's higher-level stewardship scheme.Venturing a bit further, you're only a little under 5 miles away from Norwich City Centre, highly sought after for its exceptional array of bars, restaurants, pubs, cafes, and diverse shopping options. Whether you're a shopaholic, history buff, or a keen foodie, Norwich has something for everyone. For history enthusiasts, the magnificent cathedral, built in 1145, stands as a captivating landmark popular among both locals and tourists. Exploring the expansive cloister is also a worthwhile experience.Additionally, the 11th-century market, offering a variety of food options and unique clothing stalls, is a must-visit. From watch batteries to hog roasts, you'll find a diverse range of items, making it an enjoyable destination for all tastes and preferences.Local Recommendations Pubs and Restaurant:The Earlham Arms- Pub with a large garden serving its own craft ales and food41 Earlham Rd, NorwichThe Black Horse- Gastro Pub50 Earlham Rd, NorwichWorkshop, Tapas bar and grill53 Earlham Rd, NorwichKofra- Specialty Coffee Brewers4 Unthank RdThe Ribs of Beef Pub- 18th century local serving real ales and pub grub classics24 Wensum St, NorwichThe Bicycle Shop- Former Bike shop now a bohemian cafe/bar serving food17 St. Benedicts St, NorwichThe Merchants of Spice- Chic Indian Restaurant with a fine dining vibe30-32 Colegate, NorwichThe Red Lion52 Eaton St. NorwichThe Cellar House2 Eaton St, NorwichLocated on the outskirts of Norwich, Norfolk, Intwood Farm is a 450-acre mixed arable and livestock farm. They are passionate about their animals and are members of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. There is a strong and growing demand for meat products sourced from Intwood Farms. They are proud to have been able to convert their service by converting a redundant dairy into a state-of-the-art butchery, which opened on March 2020.Aside from this, they also have a light-land farm which grows barley, potatoes, sugar beet, maize and rape, as well as stubble turnips providing winter grazing for the cattle. The increase in the number of animals on the farm has enhanced the level of fertility and improved soil structure. As a result, arable cropping has been significantly enhanced. In addition to this, the farm has environmentally sensitive areas of wild orchids and ancient woodland. It also boasts a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and is in Defra’s Higher-Level Stewardship scheme.On the store front, they have expert butchers who provide quality products from our home-reared cattle and locally sourced pork, lamb and chicken. Intwood Farm is Red Tractor approved and has a high health status having CHeCs Herd AccreditationIntwood Farm offers a convenient location, just about 5 miles from the City Centre, easily accessible with a quick 14-minute drive.It is also 7.4 miles away from Norwich Airport, taking approximately 20 minutes by car.For those interested in Eaton Park and Eaton Golf Club, they are conveniently located 3.2 miles away from the farm, accessible within approximately 10 minutes of driving.