
The Hartley Hut is a secluded shepherds' hut set among the trees on 32 acres of private land near Thetford, Norfolk. Accessed via a mile-long dirt track, this two-person retreat offers real privacy with field views all around. The private wood-fired hot tub with lights and jets is a standout feature perfect for evenings under the stars.
The surrounding Norfolk countryside is genuinely special. Thompson Water, a serene wildlife lake, is just 1 mile away. Thetford Forest is 10 miles out with miles of cycling and walking routes. The Peddars Way and Pingo Trail are also nearby for walkers.
The Hartley Hut sleeps 2 in a downstairs king-size bedroom with an electric blanket and extra throws.
The Hartley Hut is a secluded shepherds' hut set among the trees on 32 acres of private land near Thetford, Norfolk. Accessed via a mile-long dirt track, this two-person retreat offers real privacy with field views all around. The private wood-fired hot tub with lights and jets is a standout feature perfect for evenings under the stars.
The surrounding Norfolk countryside is genuinely special. Thompson Water, a serene wildlife lake, is just 1 mile away. Thetford Forest is 10 miles out with miles of cycling and walking routes. The Peddars Way and Pingo Trail are also nearby for walkers.
The Hartley Hut sleeps 2 in a downstairs king-size bedroom with an electric blanket and extra throws. There's a shower room with heated towel rail plus a luxurious double-ended outdoor bath on the covered veranda. The indoor kitchen has a gas hob, microwave and fridge. Outside you get a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with combi oven, freezer and sink plus a fire pit with BBQ grill.
Thetford town centre is roughly 10 miles away. Grimes Graves (10 miles, 15 mins), Thetford Ancient House Museum (10 miles, 15 mins), the Pingo Trail at Thompson (1 mile, 5 mins) and Thetford Forest Park (10 miles, 15 mins) are the top nearby days out.
The Hartley Hut suits couples who want proper seclusion with serious outdoor facilities. The on-site Wilderness Spa with natural swimming pond, sauna and cold plunge makes this genuinely special.
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Soak under the stars in your own wood-fired hot tub with lights and jets completely private on your own plot.
Guests can use the on-site Wilderness Spa featuring a natural swimming pond, sauna, cold plunge, swim spa and treatment pod.
A luxurious double-ended outdoor bath with running hot water sits on the covered veranda usable all year round.
The hut sits among the trees on 32 acres of private land with open field views and real peace and quiet.
Book the on-site bistro for freshly prepared meals or request the on-site chef to cook breakfast through to supper.
Cook outside using the fully equipped outdoor kitchen with combi oven and sink, then gather around the fire pit with BBQ grill.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach The Hartley Hut by car, head towards Thetford in Norfolk and follow signs toward the property. The final mile is along a peaceful off-road dirt track, so take it steady. Shared on-site parking is available close to the hut on arrival.
The nearest railway station is Thetford, served by trains from Cambridge and Norwich. From Thetford station you will need a taxi or pre-arranged transfer to reach the hut, as public transport does not serve the rural location directly.
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Postcode: IP24 1QA
Located 1 mile from your accommodation.
Postcode: NR17 1AX
Located 8 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: IP25 6JH
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