Parsley Cottage, How Hill
Charming single level barn conversation in a private complex with access to its own private fishing pool
Ten good reasons to choose Parsley Cottage
The perfect base for a Norfolk Broads fishing holiday
Parsley Cottage is a single level barn conversation which is tucked away in a private complex and is the perfect base for a Norfolk Broads fishing holiday or simple an excellent base for walking, cycling or simply enjoying the local wildlife and countryside.
Parsley sleeps four people in one double bedroom and one twin bedroom which comes with two single beds. It also has a travel cot for a smaller member of the family.
Residents can fish a nearby lake
Located down a quiet country road with gorgeous green gardens surrounding it, this beautiful barn conversions also allows residents to fish a nearby lake which is well stocked with silver fish.
The open-plan lounge, dining and fully-equipped kitchen area has seating for four people. Outside there is a terraced area and private parking. Up to two well behaved pets can stay for a small additional charge.
In addition to fishing the private fishing lake there is also river fishing from How Hill in season.
Although Parsley is a non-smoking property, smokers are allowed to smoke outside but not inside the house.
The property comes with:
- One double bedroom
- One twin bedroom
- Gas central heating
- Electric cooker and oven
- Fridge freezer
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Toaster
- TV/DVD/Freeview
- Free Wi-fi
- Stereo CD player
- Washer/Dryer
- Iron
- Duvets and bed linen are supplied
- Towels provided
- Shower only bathroom
- Travel cot and high chair available if required
- Private hot tub in the garden
- Parking on property grounds
- Property is single level ground floor accommodation
Fishing the Norfolk Broads
Covering more than 250 square miles, The Norfolk Broads is one of the country’s best known angling regions with a host of rivers and lakes including the Rivers Bure, Yare and Waveney and numerous Broads which have gone down in angling history for their huge catches of fish such as the famous Hickling Broad, Oulton Broad, Hoveton Great Broad and Barton Broad.
Whether you are fishing from the bank or a boat, there are many places where you can fish free of charge as long as you have an Environment Agency Rod Licence as well as many privately owned Broads, lakes and stretches of river. Rod Licences can be obtained instantly on-line by visiting https://www.gov.uk/fishing-licences. If you are unsure whether you need a rod licence or what type you should buy, read our article’ ‘A guide to Fishing Licences’ for more information.
As with other freshwater fisheries which are not landlocked, the Norfolk Broads are covered by the close season for fishing which runs from March 15 to June 15. Fishing is therefore only allowed from June 16 (The ‘Glorious 16th’) to March 14. It is also worth remembering that certain areas of the Norfolk Broads are classified as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) or conservation areas and that fishing is not allowed in these areas.
It is a good idea when visiting the Norfolk Broads to visit local tackle shops where staff will be able to advise on the best spots to fish locally.
Additionally, useful sources of information for how to tackle fishing the Norfolk Broads can be found at:
Prices
£489 to £965 depending on the time of year
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