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Wroxham, Norfolk Broads

Bure-way and Rosemere

  • 4.6 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
Tucked away from the main river, these charming waterside bungalows offer a peaceful retreat, perfect for those looking to unwind and soak up the beauty of the Norfolk Broads.

Each bungalow provides a tranquil haven with stunning waterside views and a complimentary row dinghy, inviting you to drift along the waterways at your own pace and explore the picturesque surroundings.



Located within easy reach of the lively Broadland village of Wroxham, you’ll find a delightful selection of quaint shops, riverside restaurants, and traditional country inns to enjoy during your stay.

Whether you’re looking to take a scenic boat trip, discover local wildlife, or simply relax by the water, this idyllic setting has something for everyone.

For those looking to explore further, the bungalows are well connected by public transport, with a bus stop just half a mile away and a train station within a mile, making it easy to venture out and experience everything this stunning region has to offer.
  • Waterside setting
  • Heart of the Norfolk Broads
  • Ideal base for exploring

Bure-way and Rosemere Features

Park Facilities
  • Two-bedroom waterside bungalow
  • Sleeps up to four guests
  • Double bedroom and twin bedroom
  • Waterside views
  • Complimentary row dinghy
  • Public transport: bus stop half a mile away, train station within a mile
  • Close to Wroxham with shops, restaurants, and inns
Accommodation features
  • Choose from either Bure-way or Rosemere, both two bedroom waterside accommodation
  • TV
  • DVD
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Bath with overhead shower
  • Bed linen, duvets and towels
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Night storage heating included
  • Electricity by £1 coin meter
  • Parking adjacent
  • Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
  • No pets
  • All non-smoking accommodation

Accommodation at Bure-way and Rosemere

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Bure-Way

  • Sleeps 4

Tucked back from the main river, Bure-Way is a charming two-bedroom waterside bungalow offering a peaceful escape in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Perfect for couples and families, this welcoming retreat comfortably sleeps up to four guests with a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. Relax in the cosy living area, complete with a TV and DVD player, or prepare home-cooked meals in the fully equipped kitchen, featuring a microwave for added convenience. The bathroom includes a bath with an overhead shower, ensuring a comfortable stay. Step outside and make the most of your waterside setting, a row dinghy is provided, perfect for exploring the picturesque waterways. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing break or an adventure on the Broads, Bure-Way offers the ideal base for your Norfolk getaway.

From £445 for 7 nights
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Rosemere

  • Sleeps 4

Nestled back from the main river, Rosemere is a delightful two-bedroom waterside bungalow offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Perfect for couples and families alike, this charming property comfortably accommodates up to four guests with a well-appointed double bedroom and a twin bedroom. Unwind in the cosy living area, complete with a TV and DVD player, or prepare meals in the fully equipped kitchen, featuring a microwave for added convenience. Step outside and make the most of your waterside location, a row dinghy is provided, ideal for exploring the tranquil waterways at your own pace. A perfect base for discovering the beauty of the Norfolk Broads, Rosemere promises a relaxing getaway in a truly idyllic setting.

From £495 for 7 nights
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Marinella

  • Sleeps 4

Beautifully located on a quiet waterway and within ½ mile of local amenities. This comfortable houseboat offers two double bedrooms making it the ideal couples getaway. Marinella Houseboat dimensions: 11.58m (38ft) Beam 4.27m (14ft).

From £445 for 7 nights
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Top Days Out Near Bure-way and Rosemere

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Bure-way and Rosemere, with real driving times.

Castle museum 21 min drive · 12.7 miles

Norwich Castle Museum

Sat nav: NR1 3JU

A Norman royal castle keep in Norwich, with medieval life, art, archaeology and natural history galleries.

  • Rainy days
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Norwich Castle was built by William the Conqueror as a royal palace, and later served as a gaol before becoming a museum and art gallery. The medieval Castle Keep has rooms furnished to give an authentic sense of twelfth-century life, along with immersive storytelling.

Tip: Pre-booking tickets online gets you the best price for entry, and a free digital guide is available to help you explore the castle and its collections.

Family zoo 45 min drive · 32.4 miles

Banham Zoo

Sat nav: NR16 2HE

Norfolk's largest zoo, with big cats, giraffes, monkeys and live shows, run by a wildlife conservation charity.

  • Families
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Banham Zoo is a 50-acre zoo in Norfolk, run by the Zoological Society of East Anglia, a registered charity. It opened to the public in 1968 and is the largest zoo in the region. Animals include giraffes, snow leopards, Amur tigers, cheetahs, red pandas, meerkats and California sea lions, along with a well-regarded collection of smaller monkeys.

Tip: Check the website's what's on page before you go, as daily talks and seasonal events change, and you can book tickets online in advance.

Stately home 23 min drive · 13.3 miles

Blickling Hall

Sat nav: NR11 6NF

A Jacobean mansion in a loop of the River Bure, with a remarkable library and Boleyn links.

  • Couples
  • Half day
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Blickling Hall is a Grade I listed Jacobean country house near Aylsham in Norfolk, set in 5,000 acres of parkland in a loop of the River Bure. It was built after 1616 for Sir Henry Hobart on the ruins of a Tudor house once held by the Boleyn family, and it is now cared for by the National Trust.

Tip: Head for the library first if you only have limited time, as it is the house's most celebrated feature.

Stately home 58 min drive · 35.8 miles

Holkham Hall

Sat nav: NR23 1AB

A Palladian stately home with a walled garden, deer park, ropes course and beach on the North Norfolk coast.

  • Families
  • Thrill seekers
  • Half day
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Holkham Hall is an 18th-century Neo-Palladian country house, designed by William Kent for Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester. It is Grade I listed and still the ancestral home of the Coke family. Inside, you can see the Marble Hall, made of pink Derbyshire alabaster, and the Saloon with its red velvet walls. Guided cellar and attic tours take you behind the scenes.

Tip: You can book the Hall, Walled Garden and Holkham Stories in advance, and the ropes course too. Check opening times first, as they vary.

Military museum 42 min drive · 26.2 miles

The Muckleburgh Military Collection

Sat nav: NR25 7EH

A military museum on a former Second World War camp on the North Norfolk coast, with working tanks.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Half day
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The Muckleburgh Military Collection sits on a former military camp at Weybourne on the North Norfolk coast, a site used for anti-aircraft training in the Second World War. Exhibits include working tanks, armoured cars, artillery, anti-aircraft guns, missiles and light weapons, plus displays on the Norfolk and Suffolk Yeomanry and on sea rescue and reconnaissance.

Tip: The collection closes for the season, so check its website for current opening before you travel. Parking on site is free for paying visitors.

Steam museum 49 min drive · 36.7 miles

Bressingham Steam & Gardens

Sat nav: IP22 2AB

Ride historic steam railways and the 1897 Gallopers, then wander the Dell Garden, near Diss in Norfolk.

  • Families
  • Half day
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Bressingham is a steam museum and gardens just west of Diss. The museum has several railways running through the grounds, including the Fen Railway and the Waveney Valley Railway, and a locomotive shed where you can get close to the engines.

Tip: Check the train running timetable on the Bressingham website before you go, so you can plan your rides around the day.

Moated manor house 1 hr drive · 43.7 miles

Oxburgh Hall

Sat nav: PE33 9PS

A moated medieval manor in Norfolk with Victorian Gothic interiors, a gatehouse, gardens and parkland to explore.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
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Oxburgh Hall is a moated medieval manor house near Swaffham, with Victorian Gothic interiors. It was built in the 1480s for the Bedingfeld family, who still live in private apartments there. You cross the moat to a tall brick gatehouse, then explore the hall, which has a priest hole and needlework hangings worked by Mary, Queen of Scots and Bess of Hardwick.

Tip: Parking is free on site, and the hall is about 250 metres from the main car park along a flat gravel path.

Neolithic flint mine 55 min drive · 45.8 miles

Grime's Graves

Sat nav: IP26 5DE

A vast Neolithic flint mining landscape, dug by hand with deer antler picks around 4,500 years ago.

  • Families
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Grime's Graves is a large Neolithic flint mining complex in Norfolk, 8 km north east of Brandon. Miners worked here from around 2600 to 2300 BC, digging shafts into the chalk to reach seams of flint, which was much in demand for making polished stone axes. Some of the largest shafts are more than 14 m deep and 12 m wide at the surface.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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Visitor Reviews of Bure-way and Rosemere

4.6Visitor Rating out of 5

44 reviews from guests who stayed at Bure-way and Rosemere

Claire, Gb
Date of stay: 17th January 2025

We really enjoyed our stay at the cottage. It was cosy, spotless and had everything we needed. The warm welcome made us feel at home. The electric meter was a bit of a pain, but it was cheap enough. Heating was included, so we stayed nice and warm. Wed return for sure!

Emma
Date of stay: 16th September 2024

The place was lovely, but the bathroom could use a refresh. A welcome pack would be a nice touch too.

Emma Clarke, Coventry
Date of stay: 31st May 2024

Great experience overall

James, Derby
Date of stay: 31st May 2024

We spent a week at Bure Way from 1st to 8th May 2021 and honestly, it was great. The place was super cosy and in a lovely, peaceful spot on the water. The owners were quick to help out with any small questions. Definitely recommend!

Emma, Sheffield
Date of stay: 28th May 2024

We had a lovely holiday! The place was really comfortable and welcoming. Booking again for next year was a no-brainer. The location was perfect for us and we appreciated all the little touches that made our stay special. Definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing break. Can't wait to return!

Emma, Newark
Date of stay: 3rd May 2024

Great spot, we'll definitely return soon!

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