Dragonfly Cottage is a late eighteenth century brick cottage in the middle of the village near the top of the quiet staithe road. It is traditional in style with a wood burning stove, ledge and brace doors, and the original kite winder staircase, but has a modern shower room and kitchen. Ludham is in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Sandwiched between the waters of Womack staithe and the National Nature Reserve at How Hill, Ludham is ideally situated for numerous country walks and bird watching. It is a 15 minute drive to sandy beaches and just over 30 minutes to the historic city of Norwich.The village is well served by Throwers of Ludham, an excellent village stores incorporating a delicatessen, bakers, post office and newsagents. You can reserve your weekend paper and croissant the day before. There is also a tea shop, florists, butchers and pub. Facilities for hiring bicycles, boats and canoes can be found nearby.www.norfolkbroadsholiday.co.uk