Daisy Lodge

Daisy Lodge sits in the heart of Horning in Norfolk, offering a charming waterside retreat for families or friends eager to experience the beauty and calm of the Broads. This two-bedroom cottage is perfectly positioned, boasting sweeping river and marina views from the kitchen, living area, and both bedrooms, so the scenery becomes part of every moment of your stay. A small entrance porch leads into the open-plan living space, where the sitting area, kitchen, and dining zone flow together, creating an easy, sociable layout.

Wide patio doors draw your eye straight to the water, opening onto a spacious deck that overlooks the marina. It’s an idyllic spot for morning coffee, watching boats drift past, or simply enjoying the changing colours on the water. A second outdoor area, a small patio with a bench, offers another peaceful place to enjoy the riverside setting. Upstairs, you’ll find a twin room and a king-size bedroom, both designed to make the most of the lovely outlook, along with a contemporary bathroom featuring a bath with a shower over, basin, and WC.

Outside, a real highlight awaits as you can enjoy private fishing from the rear of the property, allowing you to cast a line just steps from your door. Daisy Lodge sits just a short stroll from Horning’s inviting pubs and village amenities, with The Ferry pub offering riverside seating where you can watch boats navigate the water. The Norfolk Broads invite exploration by boat, on foot, or by bike, with endless winding waterways and wildlife-rich landscapes to discover.

Nearby attractions include Wroxham for boat hire and shops, the historic city of Norwich with its magnificent cathedral and vibrant culture, and Great Yarmouth with sandy beaches and family adventures. Horning offers a standout position on the River Bure, with leisurely riverside walks, boat hire and paddle board hire available, traditional boat trips along tree-lined waterways, and excellent dining at welcoming pubs such as The Ferry which is just a short walk away, The Swan Inn, and The New Inn.

You can also visit the nearby BeWILDerwood Adventure Park, a hugely popular family attraction with forest trails, skywalks, storytelling events, and boat rides through its whimsical woodland setting. Norwich offers a remarkable blend of heritage and culture, with its magnificent cathedral, towering Norman castle, and cobbled Lanes filled with independent shops, artisan cafés, and galleries. The city also hosts the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, theatres, markets, and countless historic streets to wander.

For a classic seaside day out, Great Yarmouth provides sandy beaches, a long promenade lined with amusement arcades, the Pleasure Beach theme park, the Sea Life Centre, and a choice of museums, including the Time and Tide Museum of fishing and maritime heritage. The Hippodrome Circus, one of the oldest purpose-built circuses in Britain, offers seasonal shows that draw visitors from far and wide. Daisy Lodge offers a wonderfully scenic base where time by the water, unhurried days, and the character of the Broads come together to create a stay you’ll long remember.