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The cabin is a light comfortable carefully designed and newly built Scandanavian style self-contained building with a complete kitchen, separate shower room and pull down Very comfortable Queen sized bed. It has a television with integral DvD player and heating under the wooden floor. Great Wi-fi, Contemporary lighting. Please note that hot water runs for 5mins very hot then takes 30 mins to reheat to same temp. Please don't change the settings as this will blow the thermostat.

The cabin is in my garden, with parking and just one minute fom the quay And it’s own private patio.. It is central to the shops and restaurants and bars in lovely Wells. Twenty minutes walk to the beach. I make sure that essentials like tea and coffee are available. The bed is made up and there are lots of towels. Shampoo, shower gel and washing up liquid are also ready to go! The kitchen is well equipped for two guests.

Wells is lovely. The sea when the tide is up. Early mornings, the beach. The super independent shops, the pubs, cafes and delis. The ease of living in a small town with a bank, post office and friendly neighbours!

Flint built Shed, walking distance from a pub serving breakfast There is an en-suite wet room with shower, WC and basin. The Shed is tiny; hair dryer, radio, double bed, peg hooks, soap, kettle, fridge & freezer compartment, microwave, UHT milk, tea, coffee, nibbles. Towels, Egyptian cotton linen is provided. Underfloor heating, tiled floor Terrace and seating for warmer weather. A key safe offers unrestricted access and departure times. There is WiFi but no TV. Plenty of parking on the road

There is very limited space but the French doors look out over the garden letting light into the room which has a vaulted ceiling. The glass door to the wet room is obscured for privacy but please be aware that the wet room leads directly off the bedroom so best shared with a very good friend! You will hear what is going on in the wet room, please be warned rather than be embarrassed. There is a velux window with no blind so please bring an eye sleep mask if you are sensitive to light, or be prepared to sleep under the covers! Bath towels are provided but due to limited space, no hand towels Guests can make hot drinks, I leave tea, coffee, hot chocolate, sugar and biscuits and there is a very small fridge for keeping drinks and food cool. There is also a microwave for heating up meals. There is an iron, board and a drying rack too. Fresh milk is not provided The flooring throughout is tiled and there is only a single shallow step on the garden path leading to The Shed. I do not allow pets

The BlueBell pub in Langham is now open, only 5 doors away and offers gastro pub food. The Shed in my garden is only 2 miles from Blakeney with pubs and shops and 2 miles from Morston where there is a lovely pub and trips to sea the seals. Holkham is 20 minutes, regularly voted one of the top 5 beaches in the world! Wells-Next-The-Sea has plenty of shops, award winning pubs and cafes plus the wonderful golden sands of the beach. The Georgian town of Holt is a 10 minute drive and has plenty of shops, galleries and cafes. Burnham Market is 20 minutes away with The Hoste Arms among other eateries and an array of shops. Guests like the Egyptian cotton linen, feather bedding and hot shower in The Shed in my garden. Others have commented about the peace and tranquility and the view of my garden from the cosy warm interior of The Shed. Guests always appreciate the nibbles and facilities for making a drink and it's always easy to park right outside my house. 2020 will see the opening of The Harper, converted from the Langham glass factory offering The Stove restaurant, single use plastic will be a no-no with the additional aim of minimising their carbon footprint as much as possible. All within a 5 minute walk of The Shed.

Ditch the car and explore Wells-next-the-Sea, staying in a stunning shepherd's hut. Cosy wood burner, deliciously comfy bed, en suite shower & WC, kitchenette, garden area, parking. Walk into town to see the working fishing boats, chic shops and fantastic restaurants. Or to the Coast Path and magical views over the salt marsh, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It's become a treat to host special birthdays, anniversaries and mini-moons. COVID-19: No bookings from 23 March until next update

It has been a real labour of love to source and prepare the shepherd's hut for guests and I hope you enjoy the results. From the plants in the garden to the stylish crockery, everything is designed to create a pretty environment for you to relax in. The rural location gives you a sense of space and the hut has its own drive, parking and garden. Birds and butterflies thrive in the wooded dell, including the resident cuckoo. Sitting at the table inside, you'll see the trees silhouetted against the sunset as you eat an evening meal. In the sunny garden you can spread the day's newspapers out on the picnic bench, topping up coffee from the cafetiere. I also provide deck chairs for basking in the sun. The bed is deliciously comfortable and inviting. The en suite shower and taps have instant hot water. The wood burner is seriously effective and out of season you'll soon find that you're more than toasty. New for winter - heated towel rail in en suite! The hut is also insulated and double-glazed. We have mains water. The electricity is partially supplied by solar panel. I've found ways to provide you with nearly every comfort you'd expect in a normal self-catering property. The only differences are that heating is by the wood burner, cooking facilities are limited and there is currently no wifi or TV. However, the 4G reception is extra good (a by-product of the offshore wind farm) so you can still get online and stream videos. When there are lots of people on the campsite using their showers, the water pressure to the hut may sometimes run low, affecting the consistency of the hot water supply. Bed: Pocket sprung double bed with Cath Kidston duvet cover and hotel-quality towels, sheets and pillows. Storage for your clothes: baskets under the bed, a bespoke ottoman, lots of hooks, hangers. Dining table and chairs, digital radio, Bluetooth sound bar, kitchenette with gas camping stove, full size fridge with ice box. Door leading to en suite shower, washbasin and wc. Liquid soap, shower gel and moisturiser provided. Shelves and storage for your additional toiletries, shaving mirror. Garden: Picnic bench, garden bench, deck chairs to relax with a book and glass of wine, Weber BBQ. Parking: Designated car parking for one car. Heating: Wood burner. Also provided: Enough wood and kindling to get you started with the wood burner, gas for the camping stove and charcoal for the BBQ (more wood, gas canisters and charcoal for sale on-site), chocolate treats, milk, tea, coffee, sugar. We have no mains electricity, so the fridge and lights are powered by solar panel and leisure battery. I provide a 12v charger with various adapters so you can power your mobile etc but there is no TV, WiFi or microwave. I provide a gas-powered cordless curling tong. I used to provide a hair dryer but it was prone to trip the 12v system. Cooking: We have no oven but you can cook simple meals on the gas camping stove. Pans and cooking utensils provided. Keep the window open if you use it inside. You can also cook using the charcoal barbecue in the garden. Instructions and a couple of roasting recipes are in the guest information folder. There are also plenty of great restaurants, fish & chip shops and cafes plus good supermarkets, delis, bakery, butcher and fishmonger in Wells. Tea/coffee: Boil the kettle on the gas camping stove or wood burner. Tea, coffee, sugar provided.

Wells beach was named Sunday Times "Beach of the Year" in 2016 and it's not hard to see why. The wide open skies, the sense of freedom even on a busy summer's day, the sweep of colourful huts against the pine forest. Located one mile from the harbour, you can walk along the beach wall to get there, taking in the view of the channel lined with leisure boats and the salt marshes and sea beyond. You can also take the little narrow gauge train part-way there or there is a car park if you choose to drive. We have fantastic gastro pubs, fish & chip shops and cafes a short walk from the shepherd’s hut (I can make recommendations) and great independent retailers along Staithe Street. Or to find solitude and wildlife you don't have to walk far. Local OS map and walks books available for use by guests. Wells has a rich calendar for art and culture. Live theatre screenings with Screen-next-the-Sea, music and theatre at Holkham Hall and the annual festivals. Norwich attractions are an hour away. Sport: swimming pool at the school, sailing, tennis courts, park run at Holkham Hall, lots of great running and cycling routes on your doorstep. As well as the landscape, it's the lively community feel that makes Wells special - the historic fishing fleet landing the day’s catch on the harbour wall, the sailing club ‘sharpies’ racing out by the lifeboat shed, children ‘gillying’ for crabs, and the popular annual calendar of events, including Wells Carnival, Poetry-next-the-Sea, Wheels-next-the-Sea, the Pirate festival and the magical Christmas Tide.

Fabulous coastal studio house on beautiful North Norfolk coast. Walking distance of Wells next the Sea and its harbour and long sandy beaches, where you can often see seals. Pretty balcony, own private garden and parking on drive. Sleeps 2 adults + child/baby. Great sea/country views. Enjoy our huge, wonderful starry skies. Please note living room and kitchen and bathroom are downstairs and bedroom is upstairs.

Quirky home from home

Wonderful long sandy beaches. Huge big Norfolk skies. Fabulous open countryside.

The Shed: A beautifully restored, detached annexe of a large family house, comfortably sleeps 4 with secret cubby hole for a 5th person. Perfect for couples, friends, a family and foodies with Michelin* Morston Hall next door. Morston is a pretty coastal village in fashionable north Norfolk. The Anchor pub serves excellent food. Beautifully decorated south facing rooms and suntrap terrace. An idyllic rural location with off street parking, just minutes from beaches, culture, pubs and shops.

Master bedroom - south facing and spacious, kingsize bed, reading lamps and mini library, luggage bench, wall hooks and underbed storage. Bedroom 2 - comfortable built-in adult bunk beds with reading lights. An additional cubby hole sleeps the 5th person (always popular with children!). This is accessed from the top bunk - please note limited headroom here. The sofabed in sitting room offers additional flexibility. Please note the bunk room does not have a door to the corridor. A corridor links the bathroom and each bedroom to the sitting room/kitchen. The sitting room with kitchenette has a hob, microwave, fridge, toaster, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine with some tea and coffee provided, and table & chairs. Cooking facilities are basic but adequate for simple quick meals. There is comfortable seating with board games, freeview TV / DVD player, DVDs & books for you to enjoy during your stay. French doors lead out onto a sheltered sunny terrace with your own BBQ looking out over a pretty kitchen garden. Please note The Shed's terrace adjoins our family terrace which on the whole will not be in use while you are staying although we and our dogs do pass through regularly - see photos.

Morston is a pretty village on the north Norfolk coast with heaps to do. Daily seal trips leave from Morston Quay for Blakeney Point, a sailing/power boating school, the Anchor Inn village pub is fantastic(!), as is the michelin starred Morston Hall restaurant - booking is advisable for both in high season. The AONB and Norfolk coastal path is just minutes away for fabulous walks, the sea, sailing, birdwatching, fresh sea air and the beautiful salt marshes. Surrounding Area - Wiveton Cafe and PYO fruit farm (famous for the Normal for Norfolk TV documentary) and Blakeney village for mud-sliding and crabbing are both within easy reach by foot or bike. The sandy beaches of Wells and Holkham 5-10 mins drive. Historic houses of Holkham Hall and deer park (10 mins), Houghton Hall (wonderful outdoor sculpture in the park and walled gardens 30 mins), Binham Priory (5 mins, take a picnic, the ruins are great for hide and seek, visit to the Raw Milk shop which sells coffee, local cheese and ice cream is recommended) are all nearby. There are many other National Trust properties and other attractions to visit too. Just 10 minutes away is the Warham Iron Age fort - a must for a picnic on a sunny day. There are also plenty of historic churches to visit - Binham Priory, Cley, Salthouse, Wiveton to name but a few. A paddle in Glandford ford and visit to the tiny Shell Museum, a hidden gem (check opening times as not open every day). Walking - best walks are on the beaches of Holkham, Wells, the Wells pinewoods (great for a sheltered walk on a cold windy day), the Norfolk coastal path and Peddars Way - all within easy reach. A walk from Morston to Stiffkey (1-1.5 hour) along the coastal path followed by a pub lunch is ideal. There are golf courses, farm shops and farmers markets...the list is endless. The market towns of Holt (10 mins) and Burnham Market (20mins) and the village of Cley (5 mins) are great for shopping, cafes, fish shops, a bookshop and delis. The Spar shop in Blakeney the next village is great for essential supplies and is open until 10pm most if not every day. This really is the perfect base for enjoying and exploring the beautiful north Norfolk Coast.

Crabpot cottage is 60-seconds from Wells harbour in the heart of the town. It is a snug, 200-years old fisherman's cottage; cosy living space, gardens and parking. Wood burner, central heating, washing machine and WiFi make it ideal for short breaks or weeks away.

Crabpot cottage comprises of a relatively compact kitchen (oven, microwave, induction hob, fridge, breakfast bar table and chairs, washing machine and dish washer) opening onto the garden and a cosy lounge - with woodburner. At the top of the (steep) stairs are two double bedrooms - two single beds and a double - and a bathroom. Bedding and towels are provided. In addition to the woodburner, the cottage is fully central heated. 200-years ago people were shorter so, while there is good ceiling height, the door frames are LOW! It is a traditional self-catering holiday cottage, and the photos give a good impression of what the cottage is like. It works especially well for families or couples who want to enjoy the delights of a Norfolk rural/coastal small town and fishing port.

Wells-Next-The Sea is a bustling seaside town during the summer but becomes a quite haven during the winter months: very popular with walkers and bird watchers. The town offers numerous good places to eat, to drink and to shop! The local area offers a wide variety of scenery and other attractions.

🌈 Recently featured in an article in Norfolk Magazine as one of Norfolk's top 8 Airbnb's with the following review; “If you’re fond of sand dunes and salty air you’ll love this old two-bedroomed fisherman’s cottage found just a short walk away from the shingle beach in Cley near Blakeney. The interior is whimsically decorated with lots of fun, local art on the walls. Guests talk of beautiful views across the marshland and the local deli as added perks". Also with high speed fibre optic WiFi!! ❤️

THE COTTAGE~ ⭐️Built in 1850, Mallard cottage is a two bedroom, two bathroom cottage with covered off-street parking in the heart of the village of Cley-next-the-Sea. Cley lies within the AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and the North Norfolk Heritage Coast.🌈 🌷The master bedroom has a king sized bed, an ensuite shower room and loo and a really good view over the reed beds of Cley. The twin bedroom is a good size and a lovely room which looks over a very pretty part of the village (photographed, as is the view from the master bedroom).😍 🧚‍♂️The family bathroom is very nice and light and is also a good size, benefitting from a double ended claw foot bath. 🍎Downstairs is a fully kitted out open plan kitchen, dining and living area. There are characterful pictures and paintings all over the walls and some books and games to choose from. 🍭The house has been refurbished to a good standard and has high speed Fibre Optic WiFi and a full range of Sky channels including Sky Sports. It also benefits from double glazing and a very good, new boiler and heating system so you should be warm and cosy all year round. The cottage is the winner of a 4 star Best of Britain self-catering award. PARKING~ 🚘There is off street parking at the property which has it's own covered parking space clearly marked 'Mallard' (photographed for scale with the listing of the cottage). The turning into the arch way is very steep and the space is tight for larger vehicles so whilst Range Rover's have been known to park there (normal sized cars are fine) drivers of large vehicles who aren't comfortable 'manoeuvring' into the off street space can find plenty of parking near by. Old Post Office Lane gives pedestrian access to the Fairstead where there is free off street parking with no restrictions. There is also the Village Hall where there is a free and large off street car park with no restrictions.

Cley-next-the-Sea is one of the prettiest villages on the North Norfolk coast. It is on the River Glaven 4 mi (6 km) north-west of Holt (3 miles) and east of Blakeney (2 miles). It lies within the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the North Norfolk Heritage Coast between the villages of Wiveton and Salthouse. A few suggestions of things to do in and around Cley... The Wiveton Café is a must and is now open in winter as well having previously been solely open in spring and summer. It’s about a 15 minute walk or 3 minute drive from the cottage. Do check out their website. Artemis Cafe in Cley is always a good place from which to start a walk. turn right and right out of the cottage, it's about a 20 second walk away. They serve delicious coffee, cake, sausage rolls and salmon bagels directly behind Mallard Cottage and the famous coastal walk along the wall starts from their garden. The George in Cley does really good food, has really friendly staff and is about a two minute walk from the cottage. Picnic Fayre in Cley, less than a minute's walk from Mallard, is a fantastic deli with masses of locally sourced treats and depending on the season they serve really good homemade ice cream from a little hatch in the wall. Blakeney is about an 8 minute drive away or a beautiful hour and a bit long walk along the river wall. I never feel as if I've really had my 'Cley time' until I've done that walk. You don't need to go all the way if you're not big walkers but the look of the landscape and sky change almost hourly and and we never get bored of it. Cley beach is accessible by car (2 mins) or on foot (8-10 mins) if you turn left out of the cottage and through the village, past the windmill and you'll see signs for where to follow the path to Cley beach (also photographed with the images of the cottage). The Blakeney Hotel is probably the most 'get dressed up' place locally, although I have to admit we've never been as we never bring anything approaching the right wardrobe with us... It does look lovely and it has a good reputation and apparently stunning views. The White Horse also has a good reputation and is popular, with good food. I actually prefer the Anchor at Morston next to Blakeney. Blakeney is lovely and definitely worth a visit but it can be seriously packed with day-trippers in high season so at the risk of sounding like a snob, it's better to be a bit outside it and Cley is a much nicer place to stay... Morston and Blakeney also offer Seal trips which are really fun to do depending on the season so it's worth looking on local websites. 'Beans' seal trips is one of the companies. The Cley Smokehouse directly opposite the cottage serves amazing sea food. People travel from miles around to stock up on their crab and their fish soup so we are very lucky (it's pictured in the view from the twin room in the pics of the cottage). There are galleries and a lovely pottery and book shop in Cley, plenty of shops and galleries in Blakeney and some of the best birdwatching in Britain at Cley Spy and in Salthouse which is the next village in the other direction from Wiveton and Blakeney (turn left for Salthouse, in the same direction as you walk for the beach). There's also a great pub in Salthouse called the Dunn Cow with fantastic views across the marshes from the large garden and good food. For Bird Watchers the cutting-edge, sustainable visitor centre at Norfolk Wildlife Trust's Cley Marshes Nature Reserve is a must. It has it's own café and some of the best bird watching in the country. The Coast hopper bus has bus stops in both directions from outside Picnic Fayre (about a one minute walk from the Cottage). It runs a good and regular service although personally I prefer to walk as much as possible and everything I have mentioned is walking distance, obviously depending on what you consider walking distance to be/if you have toddlers etc. The marshes around Cley are internationally important for their populations of rare breeding and visiting birds. Cley Marshes bird reserve has been in the care of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust since 1926, making it the oldest county Wildlife Trust reserve in Britain. Among resident breeding birds are Avocet, Bearded Tit, Bittern, Marsh Harrier and Spoonbill. Winter visitors include Brent Geese, Wigeon, Pintail and many species of wading birds. Cley, like neighbouring Salthouse is ideally situated at the apex of the North Norfolk coast as a staging ground for passage migrants, vagrants and rareties of all kinds. An eco-friendly visitor centre opened in 2007 containing a café, shop, viewing areas (including viewing from a camera on the reserve), exhibition area, interpretation and toilets. The view from the visitor centre across the Marsh to the sea is breathtaking. Cley Marshes is the home of the Bird Information Service, publishers of Birding World. The shingle bank holds large numbers of Yellow Horned Poppy. The Grade I listed medieval church of St Margaret's, Cley is the largest church in the Blakeney area dating from (phone number hidden) Cley was once one of the busiest ports in England, where grain, malt, fish, spices, coal, cloth, barley and oats were exported or imported. The many Flemish gables in the town are a reminder of trade with the Low Countries. Some of the buildings that once lined the quay remain, notably the 18th-century Cley Windmill which was used as a backdrop of the 1949 film Conspirator with Elizabeth Taylor. Cley Mill has often been depicted by local artists and was the subject of a painting by the 20th century English landscape artist, Rowland Hilder. In the late 19th century Cley became a holiday resort. The poet Rupert Brooke was staying in Cley when news came that Britain had entered what was to become the First World War. Brooke had dreamt about the war and woke to find it a reality. He did not speak to his hosts all day until his host said, "But Rupert, you won't have to fight?" to which Brooke replied, "We shall all have to fight". We hope you will go ahead and book! I’m sure you’ll love Cley as we do! Melissa (✿◠‿◠)

Lovely little cottage for two in Blakeney near quay. Perfectly situated in centre of traditional village and near to great restaurants. The cottage has kitchen, sitting room, double bedroom with ensuite. Also private outside area

Good position near to Blakeney Point seal sanctuary. Wonderful walks. Great pubs and restaurants

Blakeney is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt coastal villages in England. The jewel of the Norfolk coastline it is full of traditional cottages and right on the coast, the traditional quay and mini beach are at the end of the road. The best beach in Norfolk, Holkham, is a drive of approx ten minutes along the coast. Lovely traditional seaside village with a traditional quay with boats coming and going, lovely walks along the salt marshes and coast, mini beach, great paddling, mini canoe hire for children. Crab fishing off the quay. The best beach is Holkham beach, very sandy and lots of space, sand dunes etc. This is to the left along the coastal road. Wells has a good beach as well and the village is nice for looking around. Going right along the Coast road are shingle beaches. Sheringham and Cromer. There is a pier at Cromer. Best shops are in Holt. Lovely old market town. There is a small supermarket in Blakeney within walking distance. Go down to the quay and turn left. Also a small variety of interesting shops. Places to eat within easy walking distance are two pubs child friendly, the Kings Arms and The White Horse. The Moorings for slightly more expensive meal, but they also do lunch and coffee. Two hotels that do food The Blakeney Hotel and The Manor, a lovely little cafe at the Methodist Church in the High St. for lunch and coffee, good value and children’s toys. Stately Homes to visit, Holkham Hall, Blickling and Sandringham. For a real treat Morton Hall, run by TV chef Galton Blackiston. In the summer you will find a caravan on the quay selling lovely crab sandwiches and also an ice cream shop near the quay. The harbour rooms usually have local bands at weekends. The village hall has antique fairs and there are often sales of crafts near the quay. The seal trip is a must. You can buy tickets at the bottom of the road.

Three bedroomed period cottage close to quay in the lovely unspoilt village of Blakeney With a lounge diner with open fire, fully fitted kitchen and laundry room, a double, twin and treble bedroom, close to the Blakeney Point seals!

Blakeney is such a lovely unspoiled part of the British coast, with its timeless charm, beautiful scenery and lovely walks, it makes a holiday or short break a pleasure. The cottage is in the heart of Blakeney, not far from all the lovely places to eat and unusual shops.

Lovely traditional seaside village with a traditional quay with boats coming and going, lovely walks along the salt marshes and coast, mini beach, great paddling, mini canoe hire for children. Crab fishing off the quay. The best beach is Holkham beach, very sandy and lots of space, sand dunes etc. This is to the left along the coastal road. Wells has a good beach as well and the village is nice for looking around. Going right along the Coast road are shingle beaches. Sheringham and Cromer. There is a pier at Cromer. Best shops are in Holt. Lovely old market town. There is a small supermarket in Blakeney within walking distance. Go down to the quay and turn left. Also a small variety of interesting shops. Places to eat within easy walking distance are two pubs child friendly, the Kings Arms and The White Horse. The Moorings for slightly more expensive meal, but they also do lunch and coffee. Two hotels that do food The Blakeney Hotel and The Manor, a lovely little cafe at the Methodist Church in the High St. for lunch and coffee, good value and children’s toys. Stately Homes to visit, Holkham Hall, Blickling and Sandringham. For a real treat Morton Hall, run by TV chef Galton Blackiston. In the summer you will find a caravan on the quay selling lovely crab sandwiches and also an ice cream shop near the quay. The harbour rooms usually have local bands at weekends. The village hall has antique fairs and there are often sales of crafts near the quay. The seal trip is a must. You can buy tickets at the bottom of the road. We love the walks along the saltmarshes, Holkam, beach, ten minutes drive along the coast and the best beach in Norfolk. Cromer pier. Crabbing on the quay. Walking to see the seals at Blakeney Point, or taking a boat trip. Eating at the Mooring Bistro, in the same road. The observatory at nearby Salthouse. Cookies for an inexpensive seafood meal. The two steam engine lines and Thomas the tank engine for children. The sea museum and the shell museum. Nearby Holt with all the antique shops.

A bright and newly refurbished apartment, sleeping 5/6 right in the centre of Blakeney close to quay and near lovely restaurants and shops. Blakeney is a historic coastal village with seals just off Blakeney point. A unique part of old England.

Really unusual, spacious and comfortable apartment which has small outside seating veranda

Blakeney is part of England that has retained its individuality and charm Lovely traditional seaside village with a traditional quay with boats coming and going, lovely walks along the salt marshes and coast, mini beach, great paddling, mini canoe hire for children. Crab fishing off the quay. The best beach is Holkham beach, very sandy and lots of space, sand dunes etc. This is to the left along the coastal road. Wells has a good beach as well and the village is nice for looking around. Going right along the Coast road are shingle beaches. Sheringham and Cromer. There is a pier at Cromer. Best shops are in Holt. Lovely old market town. There is a small supermarket in Blakeney within walking distance. Go down to the quay and turn left. Also a small variety of interesting shops. Places to eat within easy walking distance are two pubs child friendly, the Kings Arms and The White Horse. The Moorings for slightly more expensive meal, but they also do lunch and coffee. Two hotels that do food The Blakeney Hotel and The Manor, a lovely little cafe at the Methodist Church in the High St. for lunch and coffee, good value and children’s toys. Stately Homes to visit, Holkham Hall, Blickling and Sandringham. For a real treat Morton Hall, run by TV chef Galton Blackiston. In the summer you will find a caravan on the quay selling lovely crab sandwiches and also an ice cream shop near the quay. The harbour rooms usually have local bands at weekends. The village hall has antique fairs and there are often sales of crafts near the quay. The seal trip is a must. You can buy tickets at the bottom of the road.

Courtyard Cottage is a charming single-storey converted barn in the quiet and select Abbey Mews complex located in the beautiful grounds of Abbey House. The cottage has the shared use of a large walled cottage garden featuring a really quaint stone garden room. There is also a hard tennis court available. Binham itself is a very pretty traditional Norfolk village, famous for its Benedictine Priory, and has a traditional pub serving good food, and handy local shop. there's also a dairy down the lane selling raw milk. The village halll, field and play area are just down the lane from Abbey Mews. This great little cottage is small but perfectly formed. The owner has managed to pack in everything you will need to make your stay super comfortable and enjoyable. There is a modern, well-equipped kitchen, a light and airy open plan living area, two double bedrooms, one with the option of king-size or twin beds, and a modern bathroom. It will appeal to families, couples and friends who are looking for a peaceful, rural environment but within easy driving distance of the beautiful coastal resorts of Wells-next-the-Sea, Stiffkey and Blakeney. Additional Information Sorry, no pets. All Ground Floor: Entrance lobby As you enter the cottage, there is a small lobby, with pegs for coats. A door leads into... Open-plan living area This room has a lovely light and airy feel, with high ceilings. There is a sofa and an eclectic mix of comfy chairs to chose from as you watch the widescreen (40') television, a remote controlled modern feature electric fire set into the wall for turning on when evenings are cool, and a dining table and four chairs. Kitchen Tucked away at one end of the living area, partitioned by an oak beam divider, is a compact but very well-equipped kitchen with modern cupboards, electric cooker with ceramic glass hob, full-size dishwasher, Smeg washer/dryer, microwave and larder fridge with icebox. Double bedroom A king-size bed with brass bedstead, although there is no wardrobe, there are hooks on the back of the door for hanging clothes. Double bedroom A zip-and-link king-size bed that can be made up as twin beds if required (please request on booking), with brass bedhead. Bathroom Extensively tiled, with white bathroom suite with bath and shower over, wash basin inset into vanity unit, wc and heated towel rail. There is an extendable washing line that can be used across the bath. Outside: Immediately outside the cottage there is a small seating area with table and chairs. Guests also have use of the large communal walled cottage garden, and tennis court (please bring your own rackets and balls). There is a gravelled parking area with one space allocated for Courtyard Cottage, with further parking available near the tennis courts. There is a screened area housing a whirly gig washing line for general use.

Fox Cottage is a luxurious 18th century Grade II listed brick & flint cottage which has been stylishly refurbished by its owners for use as their holiday home. This gorgeous cottage has a wealth of original features and has been imaginatively furnished to create a unique hideaway perfect for couples. There's a charming sitting room with a high beamed ceiling and inglenook fireplace and a bespoke hand-crafted rustic kitchen with stripped floorboards and all the contemporary mod cons! Upstairs has been cleverly reconfigured to create a fabulous light and airy bedroom with an indulgent roll-top bath and a separate shower room. Guests can enjoy lovely countryside views across the valley from here. It is ideally located with off-street parking and a pretty garden, perfect for a Norfolk break throughout the year, being within walking distance of Stiffkey's salt marshes and coastal path, excellent Stiffkey Stores and the popular Red Lion pub. It's within a 10 minute drive of Wells-next-the-Sea and Holkham's gorgeous sandy beach. Dogs by arrangement (small additional fee of £20 per dog)

Ground Floor Sitting room: a gorgeous high ceilinged room with lovely exposed beams, an original inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove and pamment tiled floor with a sheepskin rug. There's a large comfy Loaf grey sofa to snuggle up on, two leather armchairs, coffee table and occasional lamps, digital TV with a built in DVD player. Steps lead down from here to: Kitchen: charming bespoke kitchen hand-crafted by a local craftsman, with stripped floorboards, oak worktops, Smeg gas range cooker, Belfast sink with a "drawer" dishwasher under, integral washing machine, integral fridge with ice-box, and a Nespresso machine. For dining, there's a stylish rustic breakfast bar with two cast iron bar stools with fluffy cushions. A stable door opens out to the front lawned garden. There's the advantage of free wi-fi provided in the cottage. First Floor There is a wooden staircase which leads up from the sitting area and opens directly into the bedroom suite. Master Bedroom Suite: luxurious light and spacious room with lovely countryside views across the valley. No expense has been spared to ensure that guests have a comfortable night's sleep with a Loaf French-style upholstered king-size bed and hotel quality bed linen and towels, bedside tables and lamps, built-in wardrobe and a dressing table. A real feature of this room is the fabulous free-standing bath, cleverly placed on a plinth to enjoy the fabulous views across the valley, whilst sipping a glass of champagne! Separate shower room: walk-in shower, hand basin, WC and heated towel rail. Outside At the front of the cottage is an attractive lawned garden with a shingled parking parking area providing off-street parking for one car. At the rear is a high-walled courtyard garden with an outside table and chairs, perfect for dining al-fresco. There are delightful walks directly from the cottage along the Norfolk coastal path and Stiffkey marshes. The popular Red Lion pub is only a few minutes walk away, as well as the excellent local Stiffkey Stores which is a real treasure trove with a great reputation for excellent coffee and apparently the best chocolate brownies in Norfolk.

Stiffkey Stiffkey is a picturesque coastal village with one of the oldest stretches of saltmarshes along the Norfolk coast. It is an important wildlife habitait and is an ideal base for walkers and ornithologists with the Norfolk coastal path passing through here. It has an excellent village pub/hotel called The Red Lion which has a good reputation for local ales and good locally sourced food. It is also home to the famous Stiffkey Lamp Shop and the well-stocked local farm shop/cafe: Stiffkey stores. The beautiful sandy beaches at Holkham and Wells-next-the-Sea are approximately 10 minutes drive away, with the harbours and boat trips from Blakeney and Morston within 10 minutes drive to the east.

Flint barn conversion with secluded walled garden, walks locally, bird reserves and fishing close by, Cromer easily reached. . All on the ground floor: Open plan living space. Living area: With Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge and freezer. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With 2ft 6in twin beds (for children). Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.. Electric storage heaters, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Small enclosed shingle garden with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking.. These detached, beautifully converted single-storey flint barn conversions, have pine decor and country antiques. On the fringe of the village, with good walks all around, the sea is under 10 minutes drive away, with quiet bird reserves, fishing villages such as Blakeney 6 miles and livelier resorts too - Cromer is 12 miles along the coast. Hunt Cottage with a secluded walled garden with patio and vine clad arbour. The Dairy with beamed and vaulted bedroom with 17th-century timbers and retaining lots of character. Both holiday cottages offer a charming hideaway for discerning couples and older family parties. The cottage suits partially disabled guests. Shop and pub 1½ miles. Free WiFi

The Old Victoria is a converted pub in the charming coastal village of Stiffkey bordering the Stiffkey Freshes salt marsh reserve This recently converted barn/outbuilding retains its period features while benefiting from all modern amenities: central heating, skylight, king size bed, en-suite wet room & power shower. The porch leading to the garden provides comfortable seating, shade and storage This cosy one bedroom retreat includes kettle, fridge, microwave, bedding, towels, tea and coffee

This welcoming guesthouse is a short walking distance from Stiffkey Stores which serves warm pastries for breakfast and the best coffee in North Norfolk as well as providing all essential supplies. It is also a short walk from the Stiffkey Red Lion for drinks and an excellent lunch and dinner menu including locally sourced crabs and lobsters. *Location* The Old Victoria is located at the end of the village, surrounded by tranquil farm land and well away from the busy coastal road A moments walk from stiffkey stores and the red lion pub Walk out onto the stiffkey salt marshes and beach within 3 minutes *Amenities* We have recently added an Oak framed porch area with comfortable seating and table to increase the living space as well as to provide shade and storage for guests Guests are also welcome to BBQ outside the Guesthouse or have camp fires / toast marsh mallows in the fire pit area or the garden Key features include: Morning and afternoon sun Outside space - table, chairs and bench Room for BBQ Designated parking space Russell Hobbs appliances including: Microwave (no oven or grill) Toaster Kettle Fridge Glasses, cups, crockery & cutlery Tea & coffee provided Towels & bed linen provided *Stiffkey Village* Stiffkey is a small village on the Norfolk Norfolk coast comprising: Church Red Lion Public House serving an excellent menu of locally sourced produce and seafood Stiffkey Stores comprising artisan bakery, coffee, post office, homeware and food essentials Village hall Cricket club Stiffkey freshes salt marsh with views along the coast to Blakeney point and Wells Coastal Hopper bus service stop is 2 minutes walk away, travelling at regular Intervals both east and west along the North Norfolk Coast *Super markets* There are also a number of local super markets close by including: Co-Op - Well-Next-Sea (8 minutes drive) Budgens - Holt (12 minutes drive) Spar - Blakeney (12 minutes drive) *Pubs, Restaurants & Takeaways* Stiffkey - Red Lion, Stiffkey Stores Morston (6 minutes drive) - Morston Anchor public house (highly recommended) or Morston Hall (for afternoon tea and gastronomic Michelin Star evening tasting menus) Wells-Next-Sea - several fish and chips and sea food options, Chinese take away and a wide selection of pubs Holt - several fish and chips (we recommend Eric’s), Indian Chinese take aways and a wide selection of pubs

The coastal village of Stiffkey is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, home to one of the country’s richest salt marshes for wildlife

This stylish, open plan, barn style retreat has lovingly and elegantly been revamped for 2020. You’ll notice curiosities and antiques dotted around this cottage, making it a unique place to stay. As well as communal gardens to the front of the cottage and a grassed area to the side, the perfect place for a morning coffee or a spot of yoga, Garden Wall Cottage has a private back garden (complete with hot tub) for the ultimate peaceful spot to watch the sun go down, with a glass in hand. Built into the garden wall of Great Snoring’s Manor House, and on the site of an ancient orchard, Garden Wall Cottage is ideal as a romantic couple’s get-a-way, or for a small family and the style and comfort of this hideaway won’t disappoint. Two double bedrooms with bespoke beds are the perfect place to recharge the batteries and truly relax. Great Snoring was so named (in 1611) because it was such a peaceful village, and thankfully not much has changed today. Situated six miles inland, Garden Wall Cottage occupies a quiet and serene corner of Great Snoring and is a thirty minute walk to the local pub in East Barsham, serving fine ales and great food, as well as a divine Sunday roast. Great Snoring is just a fifteen minute drive from the popular coastal resort of Wells-next-the-Sea, with its independent shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, fabulous quay and stunning beach. Five minutes in the car and you are at Great Walsingham’s award-winning pie shop and café, two village pubs and farm shop. Additional Information: Children welcome. Travel cot and stair gate available on request. Up to two well-behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). Use of the five-seater Jacuzzi hot tub is charged at £120 per booking. Hot tub bookings come with the loan of white toweling robes. The cottage benefits from super fast fibre broadband (up to 70MB) The duvets are allergen free micro fibre. For pillows there is a choice of Norfolk goose feather or allergen free ones - please specify. Please request for trundle bed to be set up on booking if you are planning to sleep five people. Accommodation Ground Floor: Entrance in to open plan sitting/ dining/ kitchen area Sitting/ dining area Large sofa and arm chair around exposed brick fireplace with electric wood burning stove, Smart television and antique dining table with black farmhouse chairs next to the open staircase. Kitchen Double height kitchen, exposed beams, shelving, denby crockery and high-end cookware, electric oven and hob, combi microwave, small dishwasher, fridge, ice box/freezer, Alexa blue-tooth speaker, breakfast bar with stool and stable door to the enclosed back garden. Bedroom two With 4'6" double bed from The Original Bed Company, ercol chair, make up wall mirror and full length fitted wardrobe. First Floor: Master bedroom With high set, 5' king size bed, Smart television, antique furniture, hanging rail, drawers and suitcase bench. Single, trundle bed underneath the main bed can be set up on request for a fifth sleeper. Bathroom With a Bristan shower over the bath, wash basin, WC and Rointe heated towel rail. Outside: Fully enclosed, paved courtyard garden with night time lighting, table and chairs, outdoor sofa, fire pit and barbecue. The garden is finished with country planting and a large heritage apple tree. Use of the Jacuzzi hot tub can be booked for an extra charge of £120. There are communal gardens to the front of the cottage and a grassed area to the side of Garden Wall Cottage. Cart shed style garage for private parking for one car and visitor spaces on site and across the road.

Bree`s Cabin is a genuine Norwegian Log Cabin, that is set in its own private garden In an area of outstanding natural beauty, it is close to all amenity's and only a short walk from the famous Harbour with all of its pubs and restaurants. Here you can sit and watch the fishing boats arrive back with there daily catch, or take one of the many glorious walks that abound this area or have a ramble down to the fantastic local beaches. * We have a minimum Three night booking policy *

Bree`s Cabin is Ideal for couples whether you like to just relax or if walking or bird watching appeals the options are endless. This part of the North Norfolk Coast is a Mecca for its Coastal and inland Walks with the coastal path only a short stroll from Bree`s Cabin.

The Cabin is set in a conservation area, this makes up part of an area of outstanding natural beauty, that stretches along the North Norfolk Coast.

A really super, bright brick and flint cottage in a quiet village location, enjoying wonderful long distance open rural views and within easy reach of the coast and many local attractions. Gallery Cottage is the annexe of the original village School House which became the home of the sculptor Henry Moore in the 1920's and later the renowned American painter, Alfred Cohen and his family. In 1983 The School House Art Gallery opened, which has gained a well-respected reputation for showing contemporary art of the highest quality. The adjoining annexe was totally renovated in Spring 2018 and now stands proud in its own right as a very comfortable and stylish holiday cottage with two en-suite bedrooms (double and twin), and an airy open-plan living space, with exposed original brick and flint wall, overlooking the garden and fields beyond. With an en suite bedroom on each floor, Gallery Cottage will appeal to couples, singles and friends who enjoy their privacy and independence. It's an ideal spot for walkers, bird watchers, and indeed artists and art lovers - though they might find the temptation of an art gallery next door a bit too hard to resist! Gallery Cottage is suitable for a small family with older children - only children over the age of six years are allowed. Additional Information Gallery Cottage is suitable for a small family with older children - only children over the age of six years are allowed. Sorry, no pets. There is an iron and ironing board. Ground Floor: Open Plan Living Space Kitchen area Well equipped with an electric cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and table with seating for four. Sitting area With widescreen television, DVD and CD player. Full length windows overlook the garden, with french doors and a side door leading out onto the patio and garden area. Bedroom two With full-size single beds. En-suite shower room A modern white suite comprising shower, wash basin, heated towel rail and WC. First Floor: Master bedroom A lovely room with a double bed and fabulous long distance views via french doors, with Juliette balcony railings. En-suite shower room A modern white suite comprising shower cubicle, wash basin, heated towel rail and WC. Outside: At the rear is a lovely garden area, with open views across farmland. There is a table with seating for four and a barbecue. There is allocated parking for two cars on the driveway at the front of the cottage.

Fo’c'sle is a delightful detached timber clad retreat, located in the heart of the North Norfolk countryside just a short drive to the coast and one of North Norfolk's best restaurants, the Wiveton Bell, making it ideal for couples to both relax and explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Fo’c’sle, (pronounced Folksall), is an old fashioned word for forward castle, the part of a ship with the sailors' living quarters. Set in the heart of the glaven valley, you don’t have to worry about the sea conditions to enjoy this peaceful hideaway!. Attractively furnished with many of the finishing touches coming from the local potttery/gallery “Made in Cley”, the open-plan ground floor offers a well-equipped compact kitchen, a bright kitchen/dining area with double doors opening into the private courtyard and a cosy sitting room with wood burning stove. On the first floor you are greeted with a large bedroom with picture window providing lovely views over the church and valley and a comfy king-size bed and en-suite shower room. The cottage is looked after by the owners who live next door, who can give great tips on what to do and where to go in the local area. Nestled between the coastal villages of Blakeney and Cley-next-the-Sea, Wiveton is an ideal location to enjoy the beauty of the glaven valley with its wildlife, birdlife and walking opportunities, whilst being located just one mile south of the coast road. There is an excellent bus service operating along the A149 coast road, the 'Coasthopper' which is great for walkers in that the bus route shadows the Norfolk coast path. This enables one way walks to be undertaken with relative ease and is a great way of visiting the coastal villages without the need to use your car. The Wiveton Downs is a registered "Dark Skies" site where it is possible to see the northern lights, or aurora borealis, and this area of the UK boasts some of the darkest skies in the country being that it is unaffected by light pollution and so making it ideal for star gazing. Additional Information Two well behaved dogs are welcome (small additional charge). Unfortunately this property is not suitable for infants or children. The bed has synthetic bedding. Logs are provided for the wood burning stove. Ground Floor: Sitting room Ample comfortable seating, wood burning stove, flat screen television with Freeview and a DVD player. Kitchen A well equipped kitchen with slimline dishwasher, microwave, electric oven and hob with cooker hood over, under counter fridge with a freezer ice box. Dining room Dining table with seating for two guests and double french doors leading into the courtyard garden. Cloakroom Wash basin and WC. First Floor: Master bedroom A lovely bright room with king-size bed and a large picture window with views over the glaven valley and neighbouring property. En-suite shower room Walk-in shower, wash basin and WC. Outside: There is a west facing courtyard with terrace and lawn area, with ample garden furniture. Please note the the courtyard is not secure for dogs. Off-road parking for one car is available to the side of the cottage.

'Hushwing' is a private, single-storey one-bedroom annexe attached to our family home at 'Row Hill Farm'. Built at the same time as the house in 2018 it features light, spacious accommodation with under floor heating throughout. Idyllic rural position. Allocated off road parking. 10 minutes drive to the coast. 3 great pubs within 3 miles. Convenience store - 2 miles. With breathtaking views, and a private enclosed garden 'Hushwing' is the perfect retreat. Dog friendly. REDUCED RATES FOR 7 DAY+.

Living Area: double height, open plan room with kitchen, dining and lounge areas. Your eye will immediately be drawn to the stunning, uninterrupted view of rolling fields. The newly fitted kitchen includes an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge with freezer compartment and Tassimo coffee machine.The kitchen is well equipped with plenty of space for storage. The dining table has space for four people. The lounge area has a corner sofa, Smart TV, DVD player, Amazon Echo Dot, books, board games and magazines, and French doors opening onto the south facing terrace and gravel garden. Bedroom: includes a King sized bed, dressing table, and plenty of storage. Small SMART TV, and access onto the terrace via French doors. Bathroom: bath and walk in shower. Complimentary 'Molton Brown' toiletries provided. Outside: Hushwing is accessed by a gravel driveway and has its own allocated parking space with a second space also available by arrangement. The private, secure south facing gravel garden and terrace are accessible from both the bedroom and lounge. The outside space is equipped with Weber BBQ and dining table and chairs for summer 'al fresco' dining. One dog welcome by arrangement. We can accommodate one child under 2 by arrangement. Cot and High Chair available (cot bedding not provided). Bed linen and towels are provided, but please bring your own beach towels.

Hushwing is set back off a quiet country lane - great for biking, walking. The stunning North Norfolk Coastline is a ten minute drive away, with the sandy beaches of Wells-next-the-Sea, the wild marshes of Stiffkey and Morston, and the harbour at Blakeney all within easy reach. The views from 'Hushwing' are pretty special with uninterrupted rolling views of the Norfolk countryside. There are 3 great pubs within 3 miles - 'The Chequers' at Binham, 'The Carpenters Arms' in Wighton and 'The Black Lion' in Little Walsingham. A mile walk down country lanes to the 'Walsingham Pie Shop' is a real treat for a fantastic breakfast or an award winning pie. The nearest covenience store is 2 miles away in Binham, where you will also find the 'Little Dairy Shop' selling raw milk and local cheeses. The Georgian town of Holt is 15 minutes away by car. A great place to spend a few hours around the galleries, shops, and tea rooms. We are also only 3.5 miles away from the famous Thursford Christmas Spectacular, and offer two night short breaks during November and December to accomodate visitors.

This gorgeously stylish old fisherman's cottage is located just 100 yards from the harbour and nestled in the most delightful Jolly Sailor Yard, which is part of the East Quay in Wells-next-the-Sea. Lovingly and stylishly renovated to a high standard by the owners, this little bolthole features lime-washed beams, curved walls, old floorboards and finger latch doors. With Farrow & Ball colours throughout, this beautiful cottage is everything you would expect from a seaside retreat! Ideal for couples, this beach retreat will capture your heart. Snuggle down with your loved one in front of the wood burning stove in the winter months and catch a view of the sea from the upstairs windows. You are just a stone's throw from enjoying a cup of tea or glass of wine on the East Quay with one of the best views in Norfolk. Choose to while an hour or two with a book or simply sit back and people watch! Although there is no garden, this little gem is delightful and of course you are in walking distance of all the shops and eateries that this bustling little seaside town has to offer! For a unique breakfast experience, head to the Albatross, the Dutch barge moored in the harbour, for their speciality pancakes! Additional information Sorry, no pets. The Norfolk Winder stairs are, as with older character cottages, steep, curved and narrow. Here they are wooden and have a partial handrail on one side. Ground Floor: Sitting room This pretty sitting room has a timber window seat and wood burning stove, comfy squashy sofa and stylish seating and flat screen television. Dining kitchen Functional yet stylish painted cabinets with granite worktops, fan oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, dining table and seating for three guests. Leading off the sitting room is a Norfolk winder staircase which takes you up to the landing First Floor: Master bedroom The master bedroom is large with a double bed, made up with beautiful linens. A feature of the room is the vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Hanging space for clothes and there are partial sea views from the window. Shower room The separate modern shower room has a double walk-in shower enclosure, complete with rain-head shower, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail. There is a feature skylight so you can gaze at the stars from here! Bedroom two Single bed with hanging space for clothes. Partial sea views from the window. Outside: The property is accessed via Jolly Sailor Yard, a single track lane, There is no garden but you are just a stone's throw from the quiet East Quay with one of the best views in Norfolk, where you can sit and relax ad while away an hour or two by watching the boats go by! There is unrestricted parking close by although not immediately outside the property or in the road. A weekly parking permit is available from the nearby town car park.

Tethy's Cottage, 16 Abbey Mews is set in the beautiful grounds of Binham Abbey, a Grade II listed building and forms part of the conversion of the stable block. The accommodation is contemporary and comfortable and the gardens, although communal, are extensive and beautifully manicured and you will always find a quiet corner in which to sit. The property also has the benefit of the use of a full size tennis court. Binham has a very good shop and village pub serving excellent food. The famous ruined Benedictine Priory of Binham is a five minute walk and, during the summer months, hosts outdoor classical concerts which really are very special. The beautiful beaches of the North Norfolk coast are just a ten minute drive away. Additional Information Please note: No ball games are to be played in the communal gardens. Sorry, no pets. Ground Floor: Entrance hall Stripped natural wood floor. Downstairs cloakroom/wc, coat hooks. The property has a ‘fish’ theme and is great fun for any children staying to count how many fish they can find on the paintings and ornaments! Kitchen/dining room Light and airy kitchen with french doors to the garden. Dining table and chairs. Well equipped kitchen with washing machine, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and electric cooker. Open plan to ... Sitting room Pretty room with two comfortable cream sofas, stripped natural wood flooring, large flat screen television, DVD and video players, small selection of books and games. Electric wood burner effect fire. Views to gardens. First Floor: Bedroom one With a double bed and views to garden. Large fitted wardrobes. Bedroom two A good sized room with a double bed and a single bed. Desk and chest of drawers. Family shower room With a shower, wash basin and WC. Outside: Extensive beautifully landscaped communal gardens giving a sense of seclusion and privacy. Table and chairs. Summer house built with stone from the old Priory. Use of tennis court. Bike shed. Parking for two cars.

A cool and contemporary conversion of an old boathouse with a pretty courtyard garden and parking, just a short walk from Wells quay and the centre of this bustling little seaside town. This stylish hideaway, a favourite with our guests, is set in a quiet and peaceful location yet is only a short walk to all the pubs, restaurants and shops. Although small in size, this 'cute as a button' property delivers in bucket loads. With quality fixtures and fittings throughout and a stylish vibe, this little gem is a great place to stay all-year round. With most of the accommodation on the first floor, you have the added benefit of a parking space for a medium sized vehicle in the garage beneath the living area - a rarity in Wells! This bijou detached property allows couples to enjoy plenty of privacy too, with a pretty sheltered courtyard garden to the rear, which is ideal for enjoying a morning coffee and reading the newspaper or dining alfresco on warmer days. Additional Information Sorry no pets. Sorry, no children. Although there is a garage, it is only possible to park a medium-size family car inside the garage due to the narrow road. Larger/estate cars will have difficulty accessing due to the lack of turning space. Please note that the walkway to the side of the property which provides access is narrow. Ground Floor: Entrance hall With limestone flooring and stairs leading to first floor. Shower room Shower, wash basin and WC Utility room/garage Utility area with washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. First Floor: Open plan living area Living area Light and airy room with oak flooring, velux windows and french doors onto a Juliette style balcony. Sofa, television with FreeSat and DVD player, CD player/iPod dock unit. Kitchen area Two ring hob, oven, fridge (freezer is located in the utility area/garage), microwave, butcher's style block for food preparation, dining table and seating for two. Bedroom area Divided from main living area by wall that stretches 3/4's of the way across the studio area, this area has a double bed and bedside tables and hanging space. Outside: To the rear of the property there is a pretty courtyard garden with paved area and a table and seating for two, plus a barbecue. The garage will only accommodate one medium size car due to the narrow street in front of the garage and turning area.

A cosy, character cottage with lovely views and charming cottage gardens, perfectly located for easy access to the coast and getting out and about. As soon as you enter the front door of Muckledyke Cottage you will feel its warm and relaxing welcome. Nearly three hundred years old, this pretty brick and flint cottage is undeniably compact, but it is warm, comfortable and well-equipped. The south facing sitting room enjoys views across pretty cottage gardens to the open landscape beyond and has a feature fireplace with wood burning stove to ensure you stay super toasty in cooler months, as well as a dining area just made for special fireside suppers. The kitchen is fully fitted with hand made units and all modern appliances, and has a useful, adjoining utility room. Upstairs there are two sunny bedrooms (a double and twin) and bathroom with shower. The beds have luxurious goose down duvets and lovely white linen - so tempting at the end of a busy day. The garden at the rear of the cottage is a true delight - fully enclosed, sheltered and sunny - a lovely, safe spot for children to play and somewhere to enjoy a quiet afternoon with a good book. If you are looking for a special coastal retreat that offers you characterful charm, comfort, peace and a touch of romance, look no further than Muckledyke Cottage. Simply perfect for a small family, a couple or friends to enjoy all year round, and ideal if you are a keen walker or birdwatcher as you are only five minutes' walk from the North Norfolk Coastal Path which runs alongside the salt marshes; a haven for sea and wetland bird and wildlife. Please note: There are some low ceilings and the stairs are steep, in keeping with the age of the property, and a neighbouring cottage has a right of way through the rear courtyard that leads to the garden. The twin bedroom does not have heating, but there are portable heaters available. Ground Floor: Sitting/dining room A sunny room with comfortable seating, wood burning stove, television with Freeview and DVD player. There is a dining table in the window with seating for four. Kitchen Fully fitted with hand made units, equipped with electric cooker, slimline dishwasher, microwave and fridge/freezer. Utility room With further storage space and washing machine. Steep straight stairs from the kitchen lead to First Floor: Double bedroom Overlooking the front of the cottage, this sunny bedroom enjoys lovely views across the Stiffkey valley, and has both a wardrobe and chest of drawers. Twin bedroom With two 2'6" single beds (without headboards). A travel cot is available. Bathroom With shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Additional Information: One well behaved dog welcome (small additional charge). There are some low ceilings and the stairs are steep, in keeping with the age of the property. A neighbouring cottage has a right of way through the rear courtyard that leads to the garden. The twin bedroom does not have heating, but there are portable heaters available.

A deliciously bijou, detached barn conversion set in a quiet location within the pretty village of Langham. Only a ten minute drive to the beautiful North Norfolk coastline, The Well Barn is an idyllic retreat and simply perfect for romantic getaways. This charming Norfolk hideaway has everything you need to enjoy a lovely relaxing holiday, short or long. As you enter through the french doors you get a real sense of space with the open-plan vaulted living area, light, airy and open to the mezzanine above. The sociable downstairs comprising kitchen, dining and living space has a cosy ambiance too, especially when the wood burning stove is lit during the cooler days and nights. On the mezzanine level above you will find a bedroom fit for a king and queen, with a sumptuous super-king bed dressed with fine linens - a real touch of luxury. The capacious bathroom is on the ground floor, with room for an eye catching slipper bath as well as a shower cubicle. And those all important fluffy towels are provided too. There is a second bedroom (a small double for single occupancy) on the ground floor, which has an easy chair, perfectly placed beside the french doors opening into the private garden. Outside there is a pretty south facing, fully enclosed walled garden where you will find the original Well (fitted with safety bars) which gives the barn its name. A peaceful place, the garden invites you to stay 'at home' for lazy days and long summer evenings and enjoying a tasty barbecue using local produce. If you are looking for a peaceful retreat with easy access to the coast, wonderful walks, cycling and birdwatching opportunities, The Well Barn is for you. Ideal for a couple, but equally suited to a single traveller, friends or small family (children over the age of eight welcome), along with one well-behaved, very lucky four legged friend. Additional Information One well-behaved dog welcome (small additional charge). The property is not suitable for more than one dog. The Well Barn is not suitable for children under the age of eight. Synthetic bedding. Underfloor heating on the ground floor. Ground Floor: Open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room A lovely bright room with a well-equipped handmade kitchen with double Belfast sink, Bosch fridge/freezer, electric hob and oven, microwave and Nespresso coffee machine. A separate cupboard houses a washer/dryer. There is a dining table with seating for four and ample comfortable seating surrounding the wood burning stove and television with Freeview. Bedroom two With 4' double bed, comfortable arm chair, dressing table, an area for clothes hanging and french doors leading into the garden. Bathroom With antique style "slipper" bath, shower cubicle, wash basin, heated towel rail and WC. Mezzanine Floor: Master bedroom With a 6' super king-size bed, 3/4 height wardrobe and chest of drawers. Outside: There a private enclosed south facing walled garden mainly laid to lawn, with garden furniture, sun loungers and original Well (fitted with safety bars). Parking for one vehicle on the shared gravel drive, in front of the entrance gates.

Enjoy a holiday with a difference and stay in this beautifully restored and converted Edwardian Norfolk signal box, now a romantic, rural bolt hole for two. How cool is that? Set amidst the landscaped grounds of the owner's home and surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside,The Signal Box has 'upside down' accommodation with an open-plan living space on the upper floor to take full advantage of the wonderful rural views from the tall windows that fold around on three sides. Downstairs there is a cosy double bedroom with en-suite shower room. This is the perfect place to switch off and enjoy a complete break from your daily life but, if you want to stay in touch with the outside world, worry not, all mod cons have been installed. A public footpath passes by outside, so feel free to explore by bike or meander on foot with your dog by your side. Even though it might not feel like it, you are not too far from civilisation, or a beach, if you feel the need to venture further afield. There is plenty to see and do. Additional Information Two well behaved dogs are welcome (small additional charge). The stairs leading down to the lower floor are a little tricky for guests with mobility restrictions. Check-in time for this property is 2pm. First Floor: Open-plan sitting room with kitchen and dining area A light and comfortably furnished room enjoying superb views, with Smart television with Freesat and built-in radio, folding dining table and chairs. A portable real flame stove will keep you super cosy on chillier days. The compact kitchen has an electric oven and two ring hob, fridge with icebox, microwave and wine cooler. There is access to a freezer in the adjacent shed. Lower Ground Floor: Please note: The stairs leading down to the lower floor are a little tricky for guests with mobility restrictions. Bedroom with en-suite With double bed and clothes cupboard. The en-suite has a shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Discreet high windows offer privacy, as well as light and a garden view. Outside: A lawned garden with uncovered ponds, garden furniture and barbecue. There is a designated parking area for up to two cars.

Nestled into the southern side of North Norfolk's chalk ridge, Apple Tree Barn is sheltered from the wind and enjoys a lovely sunny aspect. This single storey semi-detached barn has great style; in a very relaxed and comfortable way.The artistic owner has applied their creative flair and used a mix of vintage furniture and furnishings to compliment the many interesting and varied artworks (including some of the owner's own) that are dotted throughout the barn. You will be kept as warm as toast in cooler months with underfloor air source heating and a large wood burning stove, when you might feel very tempted to just stay put and listen to music on the CD player/iPod docking station, read a book or just watch television. In the summer, you can relax in the secluded and secure cottage garden that is adjacent to the owner’s gloriously abundant orchard with a greengage plum tree - with the owner’s permission you are welcome to enjoy the delicious fruit when in season. The well-equipped kitchen has plenty of a space for a dining area too, and the attractive sitting room has ample comfortable seating. Both double bedrooms have doors that lead out into the garden, as well as their own bathrooms. Apple Tree Barn is a super spot for a romantic getaway, so especially suitable for couples, but also friends or a small family (high chair and stair gate are provided) looking for a peaceful location. The local area has plenty of things to see and do. There are several gastro pubs and restaurants close by, including the renowned Wiveton Cafe (from the Normal for Norfolk television series), and The Anchor gastro pub and Morston Hall for fine dining. Additional Information Two well behaved dogs are welcome (small additional charge). Access Note: There are four internal steps between the bedrooms and living area. All Ground Floor Accommodation: Dining kitchen With electric cooker, gas hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, large larder cupboard and table with seating for six. Sitting room With wood burning stove and comfortable seating, television with Freesat, iPod dock and CD player. Master bedroom With four poster king-size wooden bed and doors to the garden. En-suite bathroom With bath, wash basin and WC. Bedroom two With wooden king-size sleigh bed and doors to garden. Bathroom With corner shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Outside: A sunny, fully enclosed garden with open rural views, with garden furniture and barbecue. There is driveway parking for two cars.

Stone Cottage, a delightful 200-year-old detached cottage, is reputedly the oldest house in the sought after village of Sharrington and was, at one time, the village post office. Full of character, the cottage has been renovated in recent years and, under the current ownership, has been transformed into a really lovely, welcoming and comfortable holiday property, with modern touches and quirky decorative bits and pieces. The age of the cottage means the beamed ceilings are on the lowish side, the stairs are quite steep (there is no handrail), and the width of the doorway to the twin bedded room is 'slimline'. There's a fabulously cosy open-plan living area, divided by a large double sided wood burning stove to keep you warm in the winter months. In the summer, there is a really lovely private, enclosed garden to enjoy. With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the cottage will appeal to families and couples, who want to enjoy this beautiful part of rural North Norfolk. Just three miles from the ever popular Georgian market town of Holt, one mile from an award-winning farm shop and restaurant, and within easy driving distance of the beautiful coastal villages of Morston, Cley and Blakeney, there is something on offer for everyone. Additional Information Please note: The Apple television and Amazon Fire stick are accessible via the television - this gives full Internet TV and connection to BBC iPlayer. It is also connected to amazon Prime films and box sets. These are free of charge however guests are respectfully requested to not buy films that are chargeable or connect via their own amazon account. There is a sound bar under the television unit for Bluetooth connection that can be connected to play guests own music from a phone/tablet. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). Norfolk winder stairs are, as with older character cottages enclosed, steep, curved and narrow. Here they are carpeted and have no hand rail. Ground Floor: Entrance porch A glazed entrance door leads you into the cottage. The porch has a quarry tiled floor, coat hooks and shoe rack. Entrance hallway The hallway has a tiled floor and there is a step down into the open-plan living area. Open-plan sitting / dining room A very cosy relaxing area, with antique agricultural finds adorning the walls. A brick chimney breast divides the room and houses the double sided multi fuel burner (a starter pack of fuel will be provided in the winter months). The ceiling is beamed across the room, being just slightly lower in the sitting area. There is a farmhouse style wooden table with six painted chairs in the dining half, and two comfy sofas with throws and cushions in the sitting half of the room. There is a wide screen Apple television and Amazon Fire stick, DVD player and board games for cosy nights in. Double glazed windows overlook the pretty garden. Kitchen A small but functional room, open to the dining/sitting room. Painted units house plenty of equipment and there is a bright red Smeg fridge/freezer for that retro feel. There is a Stoves induction cooker, slimline dishwasher and microwave. Utility/pantry A really useful room off the hallway, with shelving for food storage, and a place for the washer/dryer. Master bedroom There is a king size bed, painted wardrobe and matching bedside tables, a chest of drawers, and wall mounted bedside lamps. Windows overlook the garden. A light-filled, pretty room. Downstairs shower room A double shower cubicle, with glazed screen to one side, wash basin and WC. First Floor: Landing/study area There is a small landing area at the top of the stairs, where there is just enough space for a desk with stool and an easy chair - a good spot to read and write. Upstairs bedroom suite A door from the landing leads into a small room, with a 2'6"single bed, chest of drawers and easy chair. A further, narrow doorway, from within this room takes you into a twin bedded room with iron bedsteads, easy chair, chest of drawers and television. Due to sloping ceilings, there is some restricted headroom to both rooms. Bathroom A fully tiled room with white suite comprising bath, wash basin and WC. Outside: During the summer, there is a really lovely private, enclosed garden to enjoy. Gravelled area with table and seating for six. Further seating area under pergola with wicker furniture and fire pit.

Brooke Cottage is quite simply everything you would imagine from a traditional old Norfolk cottage. Grade II listed, and dating from the 17th century, there's a huge inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove, a twisty, steep winder staircase, original pine latched doors, a lovely brass bed and views over the green of an historical village. The cottage is furnished beautifully with period and comfortable furniture. The doors are low so you may need to remember to duck your head! The cottage is situated in a peaceful and pretty area on a quiet country lane. The River Stiffkey runs through the village and there is a ford to drive through - although there is an alternative route if you wish! The popular coastal resort of Wells-next-the-Sea with its independent shops, cafes, restaurants, fabulous Quay and stunning beach is a few minutes’ drive away. Additional Information Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). Norfolk Winder stairs are, as with older character cottages, enclosed, steep, curved and narrow. At Brooke Cottage they are wooden with a vertical hand rail. Please note: there is renovation work being carried out at the property opposite Brooke Cottage. This should cause minimal disruption but there could be some noise during working hours only. Ground Floor: Kitchen Bespoke fitted kitchen with wooden work tops. Microwave, electric oven and hob, fridge with icebox, dishwasher. Pamment flooring and beamed ceiling. Utility room/cloakroom With a washing machine and wc. Sitting/dining room Lovely cosy room with window seat looking over the village green. Large brick inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, a dining table and chairs. Period features and beamed ceiling. Snug With a sofa bed, electric wood burner style fire, window seat, period features and beamed ceiling. Television with Freeview and DVD player. Steep Norfolk winder style stairs with hand rail First Floor: Bedroom one Twin room with sloped ceiling, two single beds and a view over the village green. Bedroom two King-size brass bed with double aspect windows to village green and lane. En-suite shower room With shower, wash basin and WC. Bathroom With a small bath, wash basin and WC. Outside: To the rear is a shared courtyard area plus a further area of enclosed lawn which is private (not fully secure for dogs). Parking outside the cottage on the green.

An absolutely adorable detached cottage for two, just perfect for a romantic getaway. Tucked away on a quiet, private drive with views of Wells church, Myrtle Cottage has recently been lovingly renovated and simply decorated in a relaxed style and retains oodles of cottage charm. This super seaside hideaway has both central heating and a wood burning stove to keep you as snug as a bug around the year. Two pretty cottage gardens to enjoy and ensure you catch the sun's rays morning and afternoon, along with a covetable, private parking space. Comfortably furnished throughout, there's a modern bathroom (on the ground floor, of course!), and up the stairs (steep and winding, naturally!) on the first floor is a lovely, light and airy double bedroom adjoining a spacious landing. The kitchen is compact but well-equipped and the sitting room, with a small dining area, is a cosy spot to spend the evening 'at home' relaxing after a busy day out and about. Myrtle Cottage has an enviably peaceful location with easy access to all local amenities, be it shops, restaurants or cafes. A five minute picturesque stroll through the beautiful Buttlands Green to the quaint shopping area that runs down Staithe Street will lead you to the historic quayside at the bottom of the town. From here, a further fifteen minute walk along the sea defence pathway, and you will reach the town's jewel in the crown; the stunning sandy beach that stretches as far as the eye can see. Additional Information Sorry, no pets. Crown Road must be kept clear at all times. Norfolk Winder stairs are, as with older character cottages, enclosed, steep, curved and narrow. Here they are wooden with no hand rail. Ground Floor: A small entrance hallway leads into Kitchen A compact but well-equipped room with electric hob, counter top oven, microwave, fridge with icebox, washer/dryer and open cupboard with space for coats and boots. Sitting/dining room A cosy sitting room with comfortable seating, a fold up table with seating for two, a flat screen television and wood burning stove. Bathroom A modern bathroom with bath and rainfall overhead shower, wash basin, electric heated towel rail and WC. From the sitting room steep Norfolk winder stairs lead to: First Floor: Landing area With chest and plenty of room for a cot. A travel cot, without bedding, and stair gate are provided. Bedroom With double bed, bedside tables and wardrobe. Outside: A south facing gated cottage garden to one side of the house, and a second small garden to the other side. There is a large off road parking space for one car, adjacent to the cottage.

Visit the famous Thursford Collection which is close to this property, or spend the day at one of the many seaside resorts.. All on the ground floor. Living/dining room: With wood burner, 24" Freeview TV and tiled floor. Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and tiled floor. Utility room: With washing machine. Bedroom 1: With twin beds and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Bedroom 3: With bunk bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet.. Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Large lawned garden. Private parking for 3 cars. No smoking. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a borehole.. Nestled between the picturesque villages of Thursford and Melton Constable, this detached property is perfectly situated for those wishing to explore the North Norfolk Coast. A much loved family home, it has everything you need for a great holiday. Close by lie the bustling, seaside market towns of Sheringham and Cromer. Sheringham has a pretty shingle beach, whilst Cromer has a wide sandy beach, famous pier and an unspoilt Edwardian seafront. Both offer many pursuits to while away a day, as well as lots of great places where you can shop and eat. Closer still, you will find the much loved Thursford Collection, the world’s largest collection of steam engines and musical organs, and home to The Thursford Christmas Spectacular and Santa’s Magical Journey. History buffs should also make time to visit the Muckleburgh Military Collection, The Cromer Lifeboat Museum and the many National Trust properties and stately homes that can be found in the area, such as the splendid Blickling Estate. Here, you are also close enough to enjoy a day on the much photographed Norfolk Broads, where you can hire a day boat or join a tour to drift along these idyllic waterways. In fact, there is so much to do that you are sure to return to The Old Gatehouse just to fit everything in. Beach 11 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Location, location, location! You will be hard pressed to find such a super, stylish little cottage that's got a better view of the Quay than this one. And there's a small parking space too. Situated at the far end of Wells harbour, this lovely character cottage enjoys fabulous views from both the kitchen and master bedroom across the Quay towards the marsh and sea beyond. Refurbished in 2018, Creek Cottage has been sympathetically updated and furnished in a low key relaxing style with comfort foremost in mind. There are two bedrooms (double and twin) on the first floor, along with a shower room. Down the Norfolk winder stairs on the ground floor is a well-equipped dining kitchen, cosy sitting room and a further bathroom. Outside is a small courtyard garden with seating. Perfect for enjoying a relaxing glass of wine or two at the end of a busy day. This bijou cottage is a true delight and is sure to be a very popular holiday choice for families, couples and friends. At full tide the harbour comes alive with fishing boats unloading their catch and local sailors setting out and returning from a day's sailing. Step out of the front door of Creek Cottage and you are just a two minute walk from the heart of this popular seaside town - Staithe Street, with its eclectic mix of cafes, restaurants and independent shops to browse selling absolutely everything. If you have left something behind, worry not, you will find it here and when you want to eat out, you are spoilt for choice with eateries to choose from. Additional Information Please note: Creek Cottage has steep Norfolk winder stairs, As with older, character cottages, they are enclosed, steep, curved and narrow. They are wooden with a solid hand rail on one side. Here there is a door at the bottom and a stair gate at the top of the stairs. Sorry, no pets. Ground Floor: Dining kitchen With a window overlooking the Quay, electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge with ice box. There is a dining table with seating for four. Sitting room A cosy room with a gas 'stove', wide screen Smart television with built-in DVD player and Netflix available for account holders. Cloakroom With wash basin and WC. Bathroom With bath, overhead shower with rainfall shower head and separate handheld shower and wash basin. From the Sitting Room steep Norfolk winder stairs (there is a door at the bottom and stairgate at the top of the stairs) lead to: First Floor: Bedroom two With full-size single beds. Master bedroom The room with a view! With a double bed and french doors that open and offer wonderful far reaching views across the Quay to the marsh and sea. Shower room With shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Outside: There is a small east facing courtyard garden with bistro table and seating. Parking is available either within the adjoining garage (though this is very narrow) or immediately outside the garage (space for a small car only). If you have a larger car you can raise the garage door and park the front of the car inside the garage. NB: Parked cars must not overlap the pavement, as this could incur a fine. There is alternative roadside parking close by or a pay and display car park.

Detached single storey out house conversion. Set in heart of a popular village near to Holt. Ideal for a quiet escape or to be used as base to explore North Norfolk.

Detached Sleeps 4 people – one king size bedroom and one single bed and a truckle bed in the cosy living room All accomodation is at ground level Bathroom accessed through master bedroom Television Faux Log Burner Small enclosed garden to the front Reasonably well equiped kitchen with microwave and electric hob, cooker, fridge (with freezer compartment) Secure off road parking All duvets and pillows provided. You will need to bring your own towels. Heated with thermostatic night storage heaters