Norfolk's newly opened Broad House Hotel is a beautiful boutique listed building set amid 24 acres of picturesque countryside.

Once a grand family home, it has now been converted into a nine-bedroom hotel retaining much of the building's original character and tradition.

Each uniquely decorated room is named after members of the Trafford family, the Norfolk landowners who once lay claim to the building, including the Lady Betty Suite, Aunt Diana's suite and Bernard's room.

All the rooms including the restaurant boast a classic elegance, with the English country hotel catering for those looking for tranquil luxury.

The restaurant has a British-style menu and uses locally sourced produced for its recipes. It also offers a wide range of high quality wines.

There is also a bar, library and drawing room, where guests can be served a classic English afternoon tea.

Located on the doorstep of Wroxham Broads, visitors to the Broad House can take advantage of the many attractions in the Norfolk Broads. These include a variety of opportunities for water-sports, the chance to explore a number of charming local villages and the prospect of peaceful walks through the serene landscape and past breathtaking views.