Galley Lodge

The Space
This property features a private entrance located at the front of the house. Street parking is available, though it's shared with other residents, so guests are kindly asked to park considerately. Inside, the fully equipped kitchen includes an oven, microwave, kettle, and fridge/freezer, with complimentary tea, sugar, and coffee for your convenience. The dining area is separate from the kitchen, offering a great space for evening meals and entertainment. After a day of exploring, relax in the cosy living room, complete with a Netflix-ready TV, or enjoy some family time at the dining table. The property offers three bedrooms, two with double beds and one with a single bed, perfect for accommodating up to five guests. The bathroom features an over-the-bath shower, and towels are provided for your stay.

Neighborhood
Norwich, the historic capital of Norfolk, is a city where medieval charm meets modern vibrancy. At the heart of the city stands the magnificent Norwich Cathedral, a stunning example of Norman architecture, complete with serene cloisters and beautiful gardens. Nearby, Norwich Castle, perched on a hilltop, houses a fascinating museum and art gallery, offering a deep dive into the city's rich history and cultural heritage.

The city's cobbled streets, particularly in the Norwich Lanes, are brimming with character, offering a wealth of independent shops, artisan cafés, and quirky boutiques. The iconic Elm Hill, with its charming timber-framed houses, transports visitors back in time, while Norwich Market, one of the largest and oldest open-air markets in the UK, offers a lively atmosphere and a range of local produce.

Norwich is also a thriving cultural hub, home to venues such as the Theatre Royal and the Norwich Arts Centre, which host a variety of performances year-round. For food lovers, the city boasts a diverse culinary scene, from traditional pubs to contemporary restaurants that celebrate local ingredients. Just a short distance from the city, the tranquil Norfolk Broads offer a natural escape, with opportunities for boating, walking, and wildlife watching.

With its blend of historical landmarks, thriving arts scene, and easy access to stunning natural landscapes, Norwich offers a unique and enriching experience for visitors.

Getting Around
Norwich is well-connected by train, with frequent services from London, Cambridge, and the Midlands, arriving at Norwich Station near the city centre. The A11 provides easy access for drivers, and parking is plentiful. A network of local buses and park-and-ride services make it simple to get around the city and its outskirts. Walking is the best way to explore Norwich’s compact centre, while cycling and buses provide excellent options for venturing further into the surrounding Norfolk Broads and countryside.