Luxury self-catering shepherds huts – Alburgh, Norfolk

Countryside retreats for any season

LUXURY SELF-CATERING SHEPHERDS HUTS

Alburgh, Norfolk

 
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WELCOME TO FRIENDS FARM

Two self-catering shepherds huts fully-equipped with everything you’ll need for a comfortable stay.

The shepherds huts

RELAX IN COMFORT

Whether it’s that romantic countryside break, or a weekend birdwatching and walking in the Waveney Valley, our huts are available to rent throughout the year, with wood burning stoves and double glazing to make your stay warm and cosy.

The local area

GET OUT AND ABOUT

On the edge of the Waveney Valley, Friends Farm is an ideal location for walkers and runners, birdwatchers and artists, cyclists, or those who choose to just relax and take in the views.

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This is me and my amazing wife after a 5 mile birthday walk with another 1.5 to go, before heading home. Great views and wildlife on Southwold and Reydon marshes. Then the compulsory walk along the beach. What a sunset when we got back to the huts. D
Today we drove 40 minutes to Southwold Harbour and crossed the river before heading out onto the marshes for an amazing circular walk. There was an abundance of bird life including these magnificent swans that flew right over our heads, redshank, cor
The huts are looking amazing in the autumn sun. There's great views around every corner and some stunning fungi along the footpaths. Both huts have great little woodburners with free firewood to keep you warm and cosy. There is also plenty to see a
There's still time to book a short winter break at Friends Farm. Both huts have lovely little log burners to keep you warm and cosy. There's plenty to see and do nearby, with miles of footpaths and quiet country lanes on the doorstep, the local marke
Grass cut, log baskets filled, breakfast in the fridge, gas barbecues ready, log burners ready, amazing views straight from the huts. Everything thing you need for a chilled autumn break. Last week's guests even had a fly past from a local barn owl.