Resting in the lovely Norfolk countryside, just outside of Upwell, is the semi-detached Fernleigh Villa Annexe. Set over a single-storey with access to lots of sought-after facilities, Fernleigh Villa Annexe is a charming property for your next trip to this part of Norfolk. You are welcomed to the property by a large, shared driveway where you can safely park your car, before heading through the gate and into the front door. Enter the property into a dining area, where guests can enjoy an evening meal with views of the garden. Moving through the annexe, find a well-equipped kitchen where guests can cook up a storm or prepare a picnic. There is also a cloakroom with a WC, a handy washing machine and a shower room where guests can freshen up after a long day, before heading to the sitting room to relax in front of the television. To complete the property, there are two double bedrooms, one with plenty of storage for guests who wish to unpack their personal belongings. Outside, find a large, enclosed garden with lawn for your furry friends to play, a patio with furniture covered by a gazebo and a BBQ so you can enjoy a spot of alfresco dining. Also there is access to an indoor swimming pool, an infra red sauna and hot tub! The owners live on the three acre site complete with stables, a 20 by 60 metre riding menage and paddocks (which can be used by guests at an additional cost upon prior arrangement with the owners). There are many opportunities to walk your dogs in the local countryside or on the canal side. Take a short drive into Outwell and enjoy an evening out in the Crown Lodge Bar and Moorings restaurant, or if you fancy taking advantage of your self-catering facilities, grab some essentials from the local shop. Head into the market town of Wisbech where you can find array of shops and eateries, the Wisbech & Fenland Museum, and the National Trust Peckover House which has exhibitions and 20 acres of gardens which make for a lovely picnic spot. Slightly further afield, you can explore the seaport and market town of King's Lynn, which is home to lots of interesting museums, a 12th century chapel, the Grade I listed Clifton House, and lots of charming riverside eateries. Take a trip to Sandringham Estate with many walks to enjoy as well as a visitor centre. Also in the area you can visit the lovely Church Farm in Stow Bardolph, take a tree top adventure at Go Ape in Thetford, or discover Oxburgh Hall - a moated medieval National Trust manor house with woodland trails. Take a trip also to to the village of Ely with it's many quaint shops and cathedral as well as the Oliver Cromwell Museum. For a fantastic trip filled with entertainment, history and beautiful scenery, choose Fernleigh Villa Annexe as your base.

Upwell is a small and charming village resting amidst the glorious Norfolk countryside, just 18.9 miles away from King’s Lynn. The villages of Upwell and Outwell were once collectively known as 'Welle' or 'Welles' and even today, it is not obvious where one village starts and the other ends. Within this attractive waterside village, you will find a host of amenities. Until 1960s, Wisbech tramway connected the village, however, when it closed a preservation society arose, led by the Reverend Wilbert Awdry, who is known as the author of the Thomas the Tank Engine books. Today, you can discover the history of the tram, which provided much of the inspiration for the classic children’s stories by exploring the Outwell and Upwell walk. Alternatively, explore the historic town of King’s Lynn, home to a vibrant town centre and several endearing cobbled lanes, as well as the impressive Custom House, which overlooks the harbour. From Upwell, you can also visit the towns of Downham Market and Wisbech, or if you are feeling adventurous, explore the open landscapes of the Fens, as well as the Wildfowl and Wetland Centre in Welney. Upwell make a wonderful base for exploring surrounding Norfolk with your loved ones.

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