Pheasant Shepherd's Hut

Wild With Nature

Set on the edge of the Brecks, in the heart of East Anglia, Manor Farm has been in the care of the Thornton family for three generations.

A cosy traditional style hut, sleeping two in a double bed and with a cosy wood-burner. This hut lies nestled against a group of trees overlooking the largest lake. It has its own private shower and loo about 20m away. Everything you need to rustle up a delicious meal can be found in one of the kitchen areas in the Nest or the shared outdoor kitchen, but there's also a fire pit in front of the hut for late night snuggles and s'mores. For seating around your fire, you have your own picnic bench or there's a variety of deck, camping or director chairs to choose from in The Surf Shack. We can also provide a small camping gas stove and cool box for an early morning cup of tea should you require - just ask!

Manor Farm and Wild With Nature are set in the Breckland village of Shropham. The area was made famous by author Mary Mann, who lived at Manor Farm and wrote about rural life during the early 20th century. Shropham was the setting for one of her most famous books, the Tales of Dulditch.

Although Shropham feels a million miles from the hustle and bustle of the modern world it is less the two hours from London, 40 minutes from Cambridge and just 30 minutes from the heart of Norwich. Norwich Airport is less than half an hour from the site and Stansted is around an hour away. The closest rail station is 10 minutes away at Attleborough and has regular links to Norwich and Cambridge.

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