Elm Loft in Upton
A one bedroom, self-catering holiday apartment
Set in the heart of the Norfolk Broads on the
River Bure, the tiny village of Upton is
midway between the coastal holiday town of Great Yarmouth and the cathedral city
of Norwich on t
he east coast of the United Kingdom.
Upton is a good base for those who like walking with many miles of footpaths along the river banks. Within a few miles of the village there are several nature reserves. Upton Fen is one of the places to spot many species of dragonfly while nearby Ranworth boasts the rare Swallow Tail Butterfly.
The Norfolk Broads are within close proximity. For those wishing to take to the water boat hire is available from Wroxham and several other boat yards in the vicinity.
There are many beaches within easy distance. To reach the picturesque north
Norfolk coast takes about an hour driving through
the lovely open countryside.
Two supermarkets, banks, butchers and newsagents are in Acle, which is two miles away by road, or slightly shorter walking across the fields.
The local pub “The White Horse” is a lively venue with music entertainment most weekends.
Elm Loft is a recently converted loft apartment set to the rear of the owners 
cottage.
It has its own entrance and off-road parking. There is a private patio area,
accessible through a side door and set to the side of a mature garden.
The upstairs accommodation comprises an open plan living
area including a fitted kitchen with fridge and microwave/oven/grill combi.
There is a sofa bed for additional sleeping
requirements.
A door leads to the bedroom, furnished with a double bed and ample storage.
The large downstairs bathroom has a modern shower, washbasin and toilet.
Washing machine, TV, DVD player. Mini hi-fi with CD.
Bedlinen and towels provided.
Electric heating is supplied for each room. Portable gas fire for cooler months.
Electricity on pre-paid meter. £5 complimentary per week - £10 March, April and October.
This is a no smoking apartment. Dogs
only by prior arrangement. 
Not suitable for children under 4 years of age.
