Houghton Hall in North Norfolk was built in the early 18th Century by Sir Robert Walpole, Britain's first Prime Minister, and has been the home of the Marquesses of Cholmondeley since 1797. The estate borders H.M. The Queen's Sandringham Estate and is close to the Heritage Coast of North Norfolk and within reach of the Norfolk Broads and many places of historic or natural interest.

Bunker's Hill Cottage is a charming brown carrstone single storey cottage in its own fenced garden. Set on the edge of a wood within the 4,500 acres of the Estate, the cottage is peaceful and secluded.

Ground floor: one double bedroom with adjacent bathroom, one twin-bedded room and separate bathroom. Comfortable sitting room with open fire (logs provided), television (not satellite) and video. Separate living/dining room with traditional Norfolk pammet tiled floor and an open log fire. Well equipped kitchen with cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave oven and dishwasher. In addition to the open fires, the house also has oil-fired central heating.

Stately Holiday Home guests will receive complimentary entry tickets to Houghton Hall during their stay (Easter - end October).

Maid service - weekly
Changeover Day - Friday
Car - essential
Pets - two allowed at Bunker's Hill