Threshers Barn

The Space
Threshers Barn is a charming rustic retreat in Marsham. The barn offers a spacious open-plan living area with a wood burner, fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large enclosed garden with outdoor furniture and a BBQ.

Neighborhood
Nestled in the picturesque Broadland district of Norfolk, Marsham is a charming countryside village just a stone's throw from the River Bure. Perfectly positioned between the stunning North Norfolk coast and the vibrant city of Norwich, Marsham offers the ideal retreat for guests seeking a peaceful escape immersed in nature, with easy access to Norfolk’s top attractions.

After wandering through Marsham’s enchanting woodland and heathland trails, relax with a hearty meal and a drink at The Plough Inn. Known for its warm atmosphere, classic pub fare, and an impressive drinks selection, it’s the perfect spot to unwind.

Just a five-minute drive away lies the bustling market town of Aylsham, where charming streets are lined with independent shops, cozy tearooms, and inviting pubs. Aylsham’s market, held on Mondays and Fridays, offers a great opportunity to shop for fresh local produce and handmade goods.

Only four minutes from Aylsham, Blickling Hall is a stunning stately home surrounded by over 5,000 acres of beautiful parkland, ideal for scenic walks and adventures with your furry friends. Throughout the year, Blickling Hall hosts a variety of events, from festive markets and workshops to the popular “Classic Ibiza” outdoor concert.

About 30 minutes from Marsham, the famous North Norfolk coast awaits. Bacton, with its expansive sandy beaches, is a must-visit, along with the nearby seaside gems of Walcott, Happisburgh, and Mundesley. Don’t miss the lively town of Cromer, just 10 miles from Bacton, for classic seaside fun.

For a spot of retail therapy, Norwich city centre is the place to be. Explore the cobbled streets of Norwich Lanes, brimming with a blend of high street and independent shops. No trip to Norwich is complete without visiting the city’s 11th-century market.

Norwich offers a wealth of entertainment, from cinemas, theatres, and retro arcades to historic sites. For history buffs, Norwich Cathedral, completed in 1145, boasts stunning architecture and peaceful grounds. Enjoy a bite at the Refectory Café, then stroll around Pull’s Ferry, where you’ll find ducks, swans, and some of the city’s best riverside pubs, like The Red Lion and the Compleat Angler.

Getting Around
Marsham’s compact size and the surrounding beautiful countryside make walking and cycling popular choices for getting around. Numerous woodland and heathland trails provide a scenic way to explore the village and nearby areas.

Marsham is conveniently located off the A140, about 12 miles north of Norwich, making it easily accessible by car. From London, the drive takes around 2.5 hours via the A11. The nearby Aylsham offers additional access routes, making the journey smooth from various parts of the UK.

The nearest major train station is in Norwich, which is well-connected to London, Cambridge, and other major cities. From London Liverpool Street, the journey to Norwich takes around 1 hour and 50 minutes. From Norwich, Marsham is about a 25-minute drive or taxi ride.

Local bus services connect Marsham with nearby towns and Norwich. The bus routes running between Norwich and Cromer often stop at nearby Aylsham, from where it’s a short taxi ride to Marsham.

Norwich International Airport is the closest airport, located just 10 miles south of Marsham. The airport offers domestic flights and connections to several European destinations, making it an accessible entry point for international visitors.