One of the best known landmarks in Broadland, Dutch Tutch is known to visitors and locals alike, having featured in many TV progammes and books. Dutch Tutch was origially the bottom half of a helter skelter standing at the end of Britannia Pier in Great Yarmouth. It was rescuded when the pier was destroyed by fire in 1909. The twelve-sided house was rebuilt as one of the first holiday homes on the banks of the River Thurne in Potter Heigham. This unique property has a 50 foot river frontage, and contains many stiking features including views along the river and over the open countryside. The cosy accommodation comprises of a comfortable sitting room with TV, a fully fitted kitchen and a shower/toilet/washbasin room. The two bedroom -a double and a twin bedded room - are reached by a spiral staircase. All the accommodation is very comfortable with electic heating in all rooms. Bed linen and electricity are included in the price.