Bijou' is word much loved by Estate Agents. In such a context it usually turns out to mean 'small', but here we are using it in its correct translation - the French word for 'jewel'. Built of traditional Norfolk brick and flint, 'Sweet Pea Cottage' may have a small frontage but its interior belies that impression. The two-storey cottage has been refurbished and decorated to an extremely high standard throughout, to provide exactly the degree of comfort you hope to enjoy while on holiday. With its tasteful furnishings and oil fired central heating, it is a very welcoming cottage that you will immediately feel at home in.

Every home needs a room where you can slump in comfort. A holiday home is no different, and 'Sweet Pea Cottage' obliges. The Sitting Room has been tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished with relaxation in mind - a room to watch television, read, chat, or just chill out.

The Dining Room / Conservatory is very much a twin purpose room. In addition to providing a light cheerful area for enjoying your breakfast (and any other meals you may choose to prepare indoors) it is also ideal for the other end of the day. South facing, it becomes the perfect place in which to unwind after a busy day, recharging your batteries while watching the sun go down.

However much or little food preparation you choose to undertake while holidaying, the kitchen is still an important room. Newly decorated and fitted out in the Colonial style, the 'Sweet Pea Cottage' kitchen provides everything you could possibly need.

There are two bedrooms sleeping up to four people and with room for a cot. Comfort, once again, was the watchword when the bedrooms were redecorated and newly furnished.

The bathroom provides bath, WC and shower - all new and with complete with luxury fittings.

If like to sit in the sun or need a place where children may play safely, the long back garden has three distinct areas - firstly a lawn, which leads to a gravelled area, and furthest from the cottage, a patio that is ideal for barbecues. None of these however, are the garden's main feature. The peace and quiet afforded by the cottage's location takes that title.