Broads Properties

Resplendent in its majesty, Staitheway House sits prominently upon the lane whereupon it derived its title; once a former country track connecting The Avenue to the water, Staitheway Road still retains its tall tree, high-hedged informality as it gently meanders away to the waters-edge. At the heart of the picturesque riverside village of Wroxham; crowned the Broads capital, Staitheway House was built during the late Victorian period amidst a close collection of aspiring properties of its time, in an area now defined by its special architectural and historical interest.

A late 17th Century hidden treasure that enjoys near obscurity, nestled discretely amidst the amenities of this charming Georgian high street in the iconic riverside village of Coltishall, known as the Gateway to the renowned Norfolk Broads – passers-by could live a lifetime unaware of Blacksmith’s Yard. The riverside village of Coltishall became a thriving commercial centre, reflected throughout the village with some magnificent buildings. Then an important stopping point on the Aylsham to Gt Yarmouth route along the River Bure, Coltishall had its own ship building yard where once many of the rivers wherries were built.

Apple Tree Cottage is a refined, elegant country cottage in an idyllic location to escape to the country in the picturesque riverside village of Neatishead; an area of sprawling natural beauty, rurally set amongst the wildlife and waterways of the renowned Norfolk Broads. The near Barton Broad, managed by the National Wildlife Trust, is the second largest broad in the Broads National Park, where a once youthful Horatio Nelson is understood to have embraced an early passion for sailing upon these waters while visiting his elder sister at the nearby Barton Hall.