A 300-Year Old Windmill In England Turned Into A Cozy Retreat

In every part of the world, you can find little hidden gems, beautiful places that are absolutely charming but that you probably don’t even know exist. We’re looking at one of these gems right now. This is a 300-year-old windmill from Norfolk, England which was once owned by actor Roger Moore. It’s been converted into a lovely retreat which you can book via Kettcountrycottages.

The area surrounding the windmill is beautiful with lots of greenery and water

The south-facing deck has a nice al-fresco dining setup

The windmill house can accommodate up to 7 guests and features a James Bond-inspired theme throughout. There’s 4 floors in total and a series of outdoor spaces and additions to complement them. There’s a fairly big lounge area with two sofas and a bar and one of the sofas can be converted into a double bed. There’s also a big circular kitchen equipped with all the necessary appliances including a washer and dryer and a fridge for drinks. 

There’s also a little outdoor bar area in the shade of this big tree

The beautiful views can be enjoyed from a variety of different spots

A pair of patio doors lead onto a lovely wooden deck with a dining table and a few chairs and with a magnificent view towards South. Going up to the mezzanine level you’ll find a circular double bedroom and then on the second floor another single bedroom with a big round bed positioned between two windows. The third floor can be used as an office or a dressing room and the fourth and final floor is a beautiful lounge area with a lovely balcony. 

The kitchen has a circular layout with a big counter that wraps around the wall

The staircase from the kitchen has a really cool wall design

The kitchen is fully-equipped and has a window overlooking the water

The kitchen has an eclectic design with modern, rustic and industrial influences

One of the sofas in the lounge area converts into a double bed

There’s definitely a strong nautical influence noticeable in the decor of this place

The mezzanine level is a double bedroom area

The lounge area features a small spiral staircase that connects it to the bedroom

The bathroom is quite spacious and has a corner walk-in shower

In the lounge area there’s a telescope for watching the night sky

One of the bedrooms has white and dark blue striped walls and a nice nautical vibe

The third floor is a cozy office space with pictures on the walls

The bedroom on the second floor has a round bed and vertical stripes on the walls

The top floor is tiny and can be used as a little lounge area

The balcony on the top floor the perfect spot for admiring the panoramic views

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