Staying at Cley Windmill has to be one of life's unique experiences, combining character, warmth and comfort.
The ground floor includes a magnificent circular sitting room where antique furniture and inviting sofas nestle comfortably around a roaring open fire.
The beamed dining room, part of the original warehouse built in 1713, has a warm and friendly atmosphere in which to dine. The upstairs rooms and galleries have stunning views over the marshes and the sea.

Cley Windmill Accommodation
Dovecot: The original dovecote has been converted into a snug flint-walled cottage. It has a living area on the ground floor, with open plan kitchen, a master bedroom (twin or king size double bed) and bathroom. Stairs lead to a mezzanine gallery where there is a double bed under a vaulted wooden ceiling.
The Dovecote has views of the Mill and is adjacent to the Mill's walled garden. Dovecote is equipped with a cooker, microwave, fridge, television and electric heaters.
China, cutlery and cooking utensils are provided and the beds have duvets. This cottage can be occupied either as self-catering accommodation, or on a B&B basis.

The Old Bakery: This spacious and well-proportioned house dates from 1890 and its walls are typical Norfolk flint. It sleeps six (plus cot) and has recently undergone total refurbishment under the care of French & Lines, with interior design by Jane Colston.
Furnished with natural materials and calm colours, it is equipped with all that you will need (including crab-fishing lines!) for a restful break.
There are three large bedrooms, an open landing, bathroom, kitchen / dining room, sun-room and sitting room with wood burning stove.

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