The Barns

Rookery Farm Barns

General Information

We want you to feel relaxed and comfortable the minute you arrive; there’ll be tea and homemade cake ready and waiting…

Inside the barns:

All bedding (except for cots)
Fully equipped luxury kitchen with dishwasher, oven, microwave, fridge and freezer
Laundry facilities – washing, drying, ironing
Complementary welcome pack of homemade cake, locally produced milk, fruit juice, tea, locally baked bread and homemade jam
Flat screen TV, DVD, Hi-fi with CD player
Wireless Broadband Internet connection
Central heating
Log burners in some barns
Outdoor garden furniture and bar-b-que
Garden stocked with herbs for your use
Cot if required
Stair gates and fire guards provided

Every barn has parking for several cars.

We're dog friendly!

Well-behaved dogs are very welcome by prior arrangement but we ask that they are kept off beds and furniture – please bring your best friend’s bed with you. Your dog will love the endless beach and woodland walks, but please keep him leashed while on the farm.

Conservation Walks around Rookery Farm

A number of conservation walks are accessible from Rookery Farm, perfect for exploring the surrounding countryside and walking dogs (on leads please).

These permissive footpaths create a range of circular walks around the villages of West Beckham and Bodham. Enjoy access to arable farmland where a range of options are being implemented to promote wildlife including new hedge and tree planting, establishing grass field margins and creating beetle banks, and providing different plots to benefit seed eating birds and pollinating insects.

For more information download a DEFRA published map or read more at the DEFRA website.

It's even possible to walk to the beach from Rookery Farm following permissive footpaths, through picturesque Sheringham Park and onto the cliffs at Weybourne and Sheringham. Please be warned though, this is not a short walk but great for enthusiastic walkers.

Dine in style at one of Rookery Farm

Testimonials

12-19 July 2008 (Riding Stables)

“Excellent holiday home, very comfortable and well equipped. Thank you for the lovely welcome of fresh flowers, delicious home made cake, juice, milk tea. Most unexpected but very nice.”
Mr & Mrs Bennett, Leicester

28 June 2008 (Chaff House)

“Lovely barn conversion in a lovely quiet spot. Especially liked the welcome pack and yummy cake and flowers. Very well equipped kitchen.”
Greville Party, Peterborough

19 June 2008 (Bolt Hole)

“A super property”
Upson, St Albans

10-17 may 2008 (Riding Stables)

“Lovely cottage. Ideal location. First time we have ever been treated to a home-made delicious cake. Wonderful gesture.”
Mrs Joanne Kaye, Huddersfield

10 April 2008 (Wash House)

“I just wanted to write and say thank you for a most enjoyable stay at the Wash House. The accommodation was superb and I hope we may return at some stage. I wish you well with the season ahead.”
Mrs G Wasilewsha

3rd May 2008 (Bolt Hole)

“Many thanks for a really enjoyable stay. We’ve had a great week and particularly appreciated the provisions and the flowers which still give off their scent! Facilities such as a range of saucepans/utensils were very good. Leaflets on local services and amenities were useful. We would definitely come back – the kids are already sad that we are leaving tomorrow!”
Terry Family, Bristol

24th April 2008 (Work Shop)

“Just to say thank you for looking after us and the super accommodation. Also we really enjoyed the homemade cake. The property was excellent, good position for local attractions. Very welcoming. Hope to stay again in the future.”
Mrs Fiona Macholl, Essex

18th April 2008 (Wash House)

“Many thanks for the welcome pack – much appreciated we really liked the layout of the cottage.”
K Walter, Hampshire

4th April 2008 (Bolt Hole)

“The goodies that were here on our arrival were very welcoming. We’ve stayed at lots of self catering houses before with other companies but have never received such a generous welcome so many thanks to the owner. The house is very well located for exploring this part of Norfolk we have had a very busy but very enjoyable week. Thank you.”
Mrs S Carter, Cornwall

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