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We have put much thought into how to make best use of the space situated on the ground floor. The large open plan bedroom/living area has 42" Freeview/TV, double bed and wooden floor. The separate kitchen has cooking facilities, fridge-freezer, washing machine and tiled floor. The separate shower room houses a shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail. Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included,Netflix Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. 1 pet allowed.

Set within the Norfolk village of Scarning, New Inn Lodge is the perfect base for exploring the area. With a large open plan bedroom and living area and separate kitchen and shower room, the owners have put much thought into how to make best use of the space available and have created somewhere lovely to relax and unwind. Nearby lies the fine city of Norwich with its classic Norman castle, numerous museums, galleries and theatres and great places to eat and drink.

Norfolk boasts a number of notable sites for history buffs including The Gressinghall Farm and Workhouse Museum, and The Blickling, Holkham and Sandringham estates, which are all within easy reach also. You can be at the North Norfolk coast in 40 minutes where you can enjoy a range of lovely beaches, marshes and quays. Why not stroll along the Edwardian seafront and visit the pier at Cromer, go crabbing at Blakeney or perhaps take a ride along the coast from Sheringham on the North Norfolk Railway?. 40 minutes in another direction and you will be in Wroxham, the gateway to the Broads. Here you can join an organised tour or even charter your own day launch to drift along these beautiful waterways. Head yet another way for 40 minutes and you can be in the heart of Thetford Forest with its nature trails, Go Ape high rope site. A stay at New Inn Lodge means you are spoilt for choice for things to see and do in the lovely county of Royal Norfolk. Shop, pub and restaurant ¾ miles.

Glamping Pod set in the tranquil Norfolk countryside. Conveniently located for the North Norfolk Coast and many other local attractions. The individual pod includes a sofa pull out bed, pull out table, stalls, clothes hanging facilities, small mirror, heating, fridge, microwave, kettle, storage spaces, parking space and access to modern on site shower and toilet facilities (shared) Please note: Bed linen is not provided

Spacious Glamping pod set on a well drained paddock, experience a camping like experience with all the "glam" of some modern luxuries.

Set in a rural village with lots of country walks and bike routes in the surrounding area: Other local attractions include: 4 miles from The market town of Fakenham Less than 1 mile to Godwick Great Barn wedding venue 1.5 miles to the Brisley Bell award winning pub 5 Miles to Pensthorpe Nature reserve 10 miles to Wells next to sea 12 miles to Burnham Market Holkham Hall Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse Moreston seal trips

My home is in a secluded area with access to a delightful river walk and the Gressenhall Museum which has many special events during the year. The Norfolk coast is within a short distance:- Walsingham (Catholic Pilgrimage Centre) is 25 minutes away with Wells and Holkham 15 minutes further on. Fakenham racecourse is ten miles away. Dereham's Mid-Norfolk Railway - offers steam and diesel trains plus the 'Polar Express'. The area is also local for Sandringham and the Thursford Christmas Show.

The bedroom is small but the bed is double size with drawers for clothes but limited hanging space. There is always tea and coffee available on request. The bathroom has a large shower, no bath.

It is a quiet village and the bungalow is in a cul-de-sac. It is a short distance to walk around the 'River Meadow' to enjoy the sights and sounds and the stars when it's dark.

A lovely quiet home within walking distance of the historic town Swaffham (15 min). The room is lovely and quiet with a new double bed. You will have your own private bathroom with shower and a lovely deep bath. Tea, Coffee, Milk, filtered water available only.

A lovely home close to the centre of Swaffham and many other beautiful sights in Norfolk. Close to a variety of walks and public footpaths, with walkthrough fields close to the new lambs born. Amazing links to Norwich, Kings Lynn, Fakenham, Thetford Forest and many other destinations. Tea & Coffee available. A market every Saturday with fresh produce available. Variety of supermarkets, pubs and takeaways nearby. We have a family dog called Leo, he is loving and calm please keep this in mind before booking if you are not comfortable with dogs. Bus stop 0.3 miles away to town. 15 minute walk to center. A large private bathroom with bath and sit down shower. Room: Double Bed 10.5 tog duvet Towels Fan Wardrobe with shelves Access to garden in summer.

Quiet neighbourhood. Close to many walking lanes and fields. Just a short walk to town (15 min) with a fabulous market every Saturday. A great spot to visit any of norfolk's stunning landscape, nature, and history.

Studio available, enjoying a good size double bedroom / living room with fitted kitchen and separate shower room and WC. Situated 1.9 miles from Watton, 8.6 miles from Dereham, and 10 miles from Swaffham.

The Annex has a shared parking area to the main house but has it's own private entrance.

Once a Victorian Station Master's house, now a fabulous peaceful woodland retreat, full of character and colour, with easy access to both coastal and rural North Norfolk. The period feel of the property has not been lost, just enhanced by an eclectic, interesting and individual style, with up-cycled lamps, retro finds and colourful decor. This half timbered house feels welcoming and relaxing as soon as you walk through the door. If you are looking for space, privacy and somewhere 'off the beaten track' to chill out, this lovely property will appeal to you. Ideal for a small family, a couple or friends, there is lots of room to spread out, both inside and out. There are two bedrooms on the first floor (king-size and twin) and two bathrooms. One is quite a surprise, unique and rather quirky - a bath 'cupboard' in the master bedroom - the other one is a very smart shower room. Downstairs is a well-equipped kitchen, a separate utility/cloakroom, a spacious dining room, and a really cosy, comfortable sitting room with an open fire and a table for a romantic dinner a deux. The garden runs to three sides of the house and is quite magical, with different 'rooms' to explore and enjoy. Helhoughton is a small village surrounded by beautiful countryside, just south west of the market town of Fakenham, and about twenty minutes from the coastal resort of Wells-next-the-Sea. It is a great base for exploring this beautiful area of North Norfolk, perfect for walking and cycling, as well as visiting local attractions - Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, Sculthorpe Hawk and Owl Trust, The Thursford Collection and Christmas Spectacular - and enjoying a day at nearby Fakenham Races! Additional Information Sorry, no pets. There is an iron and ironing board. Ground Floor: Entrance hall With tiled floor and stairs leading to the first floor Sitting room With comfortable seating, quirky lamps, occasional tables, sideboard, open fire, widescreen television and small 'dining' table and two chairs (two more available). Dining room With decorative fireplace, table and chairs, and antique furniture. A doorway to Cloakroom With wash basin, WC and washing machine. Kitchen A small but very user friendly kitchen with butler's sink, electric cooker, fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, windows overlooking the garden and a half glazed side door leading into the garden. From the Entrance Hallway, steep stairs with handrail lead to First Floor: Twin bedroom With two adult size single beds, wardrobe cupboard and decorative fireplace. Master bedroom With king-size bed, wardrobe and decorative fireplace. A doorway opens to the 'secret' inset full size bath tub. Shower room With large P-shaped shower cubicle with rainfall shower head, wash basin and WC. Outside: The garden is mostly lawned, interspersed with shrubs and trees, has an arched gazebo walkway and garden furniture. The shingled driveway has parking space for up to three cars.

A cosy and comfortable Barn conversion near Fakenham, about 20 minutes car journey from the seaside town of Wells-next-the-sea and a wealth of amenities and interesting features of the North Norfolk Coastline just a short drive away. The Barn has use of a tumble dryer, washing machine, hair dryer, power shower. Beautiful walks from the doorstep and a lovely heated swimming pool which is open 12 hours a day as well as a games room which includes full sized snooker table, table tennis.

We have recently refurbished the barn to a very high standard complete with a brand new kitchen, cooker, fridge, Sofas, rugs and new decor, as well as further opening the space up, resulting in a fantastic open plan living dining area. The bedrooms have also been updated with new beds and mattresses for your utmost comfort and a great nights sleep, we will continue to update, upgrade and maintain our home to the highest possible standards on an ongoing basis for your total benefit, our aim is to have the best most up to date Barn on site so that you can relax and enjoy your stay in total comfort.

The beauty of North Norfolk is that there is always something to do, an interesting place to go or beautiful beaches to walk along. The cottage is situated in a great location, just 2 miles from the town of Fakenham and 15 minutes drive from the coast. National Trust houses, the city of Norwich, the North Norfolk Broads, Sandringham Estate all close by.

Our luxury 24 foot brand new hut has arrived, walk around king size bed, underfloor heating, two tv's, Alexa, granite worktops, full sized fridge, en suite shower room, wood burner. Exclusive use of hot tub with multi coloured lights at night high powered jets adjustable.

A beautiful brand new Shepherds hut built by local firm the English Shepherds Hut company. All mod cons, mains water and electric, luxury king sized bed, bedding and all towels etc provided, gas BBQ, shed for your belongings beautiful views, resident barn owl and red kites, own secured garden, wood burner, en suite, microwave, mini oven twin hob and electric frying pan, DVD, TV, rural WiFi with Alexa, full size fridge, access to laundry, welcome hamper including fresh eggs from our hens, information hut with loads of local info.

Close to North Norfolk coast and numerous attractions, Blickling Hall, Houghton Hall, Holkham Hall deer park and beach, Wells Next Sea, Hawk and Owl Trust, Pensthorpe natural park, Farmers Markets. Take a trip to see the seals from Blakeney or Morston.

My house is in a very quiet private estate but is less then a 10 minute walk to the town centre and less then a 5 minute walk to the bus stop. Norwich is approximately halve an hour drive away. So I believe best of both worlds, peace and quiet without being isolated.

Neighbourhood is quiet and neighbours are pleasant and polite.

Carli & James invite you to stay in their bright and comfortable spare bedroom with up to 3 single beds, hanging and shelf space. Electric plug points, hairdryer, kettle, WiFi access and use of fully equipped bathroom and kitchen. Driveway parking in a quiet neighbourhood. Beautiful location on the edge of Beetley Meadow & river. 5 minutes from Dereham, 15 minutes from Fakenham and 30 minutes from both Kings Lynn and Norwich.

Guests must be dog and child friendly as ours are very friendly. For short or longer stays we will do our best to accommodate you and make you feel at home.

We live next to a beautiful river walk with children’s play area. We are also next to Gressenhall rural life museum.

Situated in the heart of Norfolk, a 10-minute drive from East Dereham and Swaffham. If you’re looking for something a bit different, with all the luxuries of a full cooked breakfast, indoor heated swimming pool facilities with a hot-tub and sauna on site and beautiful grounds to roam at your leisure – then this is it! The NEW Greenbanks Shed and Breakfast accommodation is set slightly back into the tree’s surrounding our on-site lake, glamping at its best!

The Shed consists of lounge/day set twin beds and all the homely basics such as a heated electric log burner, tea and coffee facilities and super soft bed linen! On top of this, you will have use of Water Shed just along the path. This consists of a cloakroom area, bespoke shack tin shower, sink, towels to use in the Shed and complementary toiletries. Full breakfast is included with the accommodation and is served every morning in the on-site Restaurant. Monday-Saturday 08:00-09:00, Sunday 08:30-09:30. For an extra bit of ‘glamping’ magic, our on-site fire pit is a great area to roast marshmallows around a campfire or even bring your own disposable BBQ’s and make an evening of it! Use of the outdoor facilities (fire pit, fishing lake) must be booked in advance to ensure availability for a nominal fee. Guests are welcome to use the indoor swimming pool at £10.00 per session for two guests, however this must be booked in advance as we have members and residents who use the pool regularly. Numbers are restricted to 6 guests per swim session as we do not have an on-site lifeguard. We kindly ask guests to bring their own towels to use in the pool facilities. Please be aware the swimming pool, sauna and HOT-TUB are in a separate building on-site from the Sheds, only a short stroll. Check-in is from 15:00 until 20:00 hours and checkout by 08:00 until 10:30 hours on the day of departure. If you require a later check-in/out, this can be arranged, however there will be a charge. If you are looking to holiday with your furry friend, 1 well behaved dog is permitted to stay in the Shed&Breakfast with you by arrangement with us prior to arrival.

Tinker treehouse is the perfect romantic hideaway, with stunning views from the private terrace across a meadow where lambs play in springtime. You’ll be sharing Tinker with living Ash trees that grow with ivy winding round them. Tinker is 1 of 6 Treehouses we have here at West Lexham. To view full details of all our properties please search for our .org website! The treehouse has a comfortable double bed with colourful blankets, pillows and hot water bottles. There’s a log-burning stove with plenty of wood and kindling to keep you nice and cosy, along with an extra electric-heater for colder nights. The walls are fully-insulated with double clad wood designed to give plenty of natural warmth. The reclaimed Georgian windows set into each side let in plenty of light and each morning you will wake to the sound of the birds milling about in the trees. Tinkers terrace gives you plenty of outdoor space to sit surrounded by trees and watch the world pass by. There’s a picnic table and a gas-powered BBQ for you to use and it makes the ideal spot for stargazing - Norfolk is famous for its spectacular dark skies. Inside the Treehouse you’ll find battery powered camping lanterns, fairy lights, beautiful reclaimed furniture and Moroccan flavoured decoration give the whole thing a warm glow to lounge around in. There’s also a cool box and a kettle that you can heat up on the wood stove. The luxury Garden Wash House is a short walk away. Here you’ll individual bathrooms with steaming hot showers, proper flushing toilets and underfloor heating. There’s even a bathtub for a relaxing soak. There’s organic hand soap, shampoo and plenty of loo roll for you to use. For cooking meals, the fully-equipped Garden Kitchen has everything you’ll need - oven, hob, utensils, cutlery and all the basics (salt, pepper, olive oil, tea & coffee). There’s even a wood-fired pizza oven for you to use. It’s a brilliant place to get to know your fellow glampers, with a large fire bowl nearby for toasting marshmallows by nightfall. There’s so much to see and do here at West Lexham. We have a heated outdoor pool from May to October, with many guests choosing a refreshing wild swim in the lake the whole year round. There are also 2 rowing boats for you to take on the water along with a tennis court with views across the lake. We have recently completed a huge Japanese meditation garden - an enchanting spot for a morning stroll or finding a moment’s peace. We have planted every type of tree and shrub indigenous to the UK here and work hard to promote habitats for wildlife. In spring and summer, the site is alive with glorious flowers attracting many happy bees and insects. We are close to some of Norfolk’s best pubs - The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham is a particular favourite! We love the saturday morning market in our local town, Swaffham, where there are 2 big super markets. We are also just half an hour from spectacular sandy beaches and a short drive to some awesome cultural attractions including Houghton Hall and Holkham Estate. Please feel free to ask us for recommendations!

There is a love of the land and a belief in sustainability in its most all-encompassing sense at the heart of all that goes on here. We are run on over 90% renewable energy, with heat provided by our renewable wood chip boiler. Our deliciously mineral-rich drinking water comes from our own chalk spring and are grounds are nurtured to be a paradise for conservation and wildlife.

Spacious & charming Grade II Listed country cottage, recently redecorated and freshly furnished throughout. Situated within a 30 minute drive to the North Norfolk coast it has a private secure Garden & off road parking. Inglenook fireplace adds a stunning feature to the lounge to be enjoyed from the comfy sofas. Super King beds add a touch of hotel luxury. Children welcome, for very young ones please note no fire guards, stair gate or cots are available in the cottage. Well behaved Dogs welcome.

Comfy sitting room with Inglenook with Multi-fuel Stove, large flatscreen Smart TV and Two Three Seater Sofa’s. Super fast internet access throughout the cottage. Mobile signal around Norfolk on some networks can be a bit patchy however, the wifi Internet in the cottage has a fantastic speed so internet calls from your mobile make it possible to still make calls. Cosy separate Dining Room with Feature Fireplace, large Oak Table and Bluetooth speaker and Dab Radio. Hotel quality Super King size beds in both bedrooms. Linen, Bath and Hand Towels are included. Bathroom has a Powerful Power shower above the Large Bath. Pedestal Hand Basin with Mirror above. Please note the bathroom does not have a Shaver Socket. Kitchen is equipped with cutlery, Pans , glasses Mugs, bowls and dinnerware. Electric Cooker, Microwave Oven, Nespresso Coffee Machine, Dishwasher, Fridge Freezer. Tea Towels are included. Utility has a washing machine, Hoover, separate Belfast sink an Iron and Ironing board and clothes airer above a radiator. Rear Hall you will find a place to hang coats and boots and the downstairs cloakroom comprising of wash hand basin and Toilet. Sunny rear garden with patio area and garden table and chairs for Al fresco dining The cottage has secure off road parking for two cars accessed via the equally secure rear Garden.

Village has a delightful cosy pub within 5 minute walk,. The Bull Inn is a 17th-century coaching inn with parts dating back to the 14th century. It is the one surviving of many pubs once serving the village. Here you will find a great choice of drinks and fabulous food theres comfy seating and open fires to just sit and enjoy the atmosphere. Litcham has a fish and chip shop and they will take your order over the phone to save time, details in the cottage. Post office and local shop stocks almost all the normal provisions you are likely to need to get you started when you arrive. The countryside is on the doorstep with plenty of lovely country walks to enjoy. Peddars Way and Norfolk Coastal Path on the doorstep. The North Norfolk Coastline; Wells next the sea, Holkham, Hunstanton, Brancaster with beaches, seals, RSPB and nature reserves, Holkham Hall, Royal Sandringham Estate and Norfolk Lavender fields are 30 mins scenic drive, with the Norfolk Broads, a short distance further. Litcham lies within the Brecks with its evocative atmosphere and attractions. Litcham is situated some 10 km north-east of the town of Swaffham and 40 km west of the city of Norwich. The Village is located on the B1145 a route which runs between King's Lynn and Mundesley. The parish falls within the district of Breckland. Litcham is in the Launditch hundred of the Breckland district of Norfolk, England. It is almost equidistant from three major market towns: East Dereham, Fakenham and Swaffham. Litcham sits along the Litcham to Gressenhall Nar Valley Way Heritage Trail. This section of the Nar Valley way starts in Litcham and ends in Gressenhall. The Heritage Trail takes in the following points of interest you will notice point 3 is the White House ! 1. Priory Farmhouse - NHER 4072 Priory Farmhouse contains the remains of a 14th century religious building. It may have been a chapel, although in 1410 it was called a hermitage. In the 16th century the religious building was converted into a house and it has been altered and extended on many occasions since. To the northwest of the farmhouse are the remains of a moated site. Much of the moat survives as earthworks, although most of the south and east sides have been infilled. Medieval walls, pottery and a large feature, possibly the south side of the moat, have been found during building work. Houses now stand within the moat. The 17th century and later Priory Barn (now a house) is to the north of the farmhouse and to the east of the moat. 2. Site of the village stocks – NHER 11294 Opposite Priory Farm is the site of the village stocks. 3. The White House - NHER 44322 The White House, Church Street dates from the 18th century and was once a shop. It is built of rendered brick and has a former shop window with a simple entablature and pilasters. 4. Medieval moat - NHER 15535 The cropmarks and slight earthworks of a medieval moat and a medieval to post medieval trackway have been identified from aerial photographs in the field to the east of Drury Lane. A Neolithic flint scraper and medieval and post medieval coins and pottery have been found on the site. 5. Bronze Age ring ditches – NHER 17656 In the field next to the footpath aerial photography has revealed the cropmarks of three ring ditches. When the area was visited, two of the three ring ditches were visible as low mounds and prehistoric flint tools were found on one of those. 6. Greynston Manor – NHER 13536 The footpath runs next to Lounds Wood, which is the site of the moated medieval manor of Greynston that is mentioned in documents dating back to the 13th century. 7. Deserted medieval village of Grenstein – NHER 7225 The footpath runs through the site of the deserted medieval village of Grenstein, which was in existence from the 11th century. The village grew up around a green known as Dowes Green or Woodmere Green, and had been deserted by the 16th century. The earthworks of the village were ploughed in 1959, but the village street and the outline of the houses are clearly visible on aerial photographs. To the east of the village site is the site of another medieval manor known as Caley’s Manor. One of the village houses, or tofts, was excavated in the 1960s, revealing a medieval to post medieval farmstead, with a house and a large flint-surfaced farmyard with farm buildings. The buildings were built of clay lump, a technique that was still in use in Norfolk in the late 19th century. Fragments of medieval and post medieval pottery and animal bones have been found on the site. 8. Telephone box – NHER 44611 As you walk down Back Lane you will see a traditional telephone box with a domed roof. This type of telephone box, the K6, was designed in 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. 9. Mileham Castle – NHER 7230 (accessible to the public) Straddling the B1145, a pre-Conquest road that remained the main east-west route through the county until the 17th century, this is the largest motte and bailey castle in Norfolk. It was constructed in about 1100 and its remains form a surprisingly imposing monument consisting of a motte built up around the fragments of a stone keep, two baileys and a further banked rectangular enclosure to the north of the road, which now contains Burwood Hall (built in 1793) and farm buildings. A large wooded deer park was once attached to the south of the castle. The positioning of the castle astride the road is thought to have been connected with raising revenue from a possible market place in the northern enclosure and from tolls on travellers. It is probable that the castle had fallen out of use by about 1300, but before then the tall keep, probably whitewashed, when seen against the green wooded backdrop of the deer park, would have been an impressive sight. View of the earthworks of the deserted medieval village taken from near Dairy Farm. The earthworks of the deserted medieval village of Little Bittering. (© NCC) 10. Deserted medieval village of Little Bittering– NHER 7266 (accessible to the public) The site of the medieval village of Little Bittering is visible as earthworks. These include at least one moat, a row of village properties (tofts), drainage ditches and possible ridge and furrow. Excavations and fieldwork have uncovered evidence of a prehistoric burnt mound (pot boilers), prehistoric flint artefacts, part of a lava quern stone and prehistoric, Roman, Middle Saxon, medieval and post medieval pottery. View of SS Peter and Paul's Church from the western end. SS Peter and Paul's Church, Bittering. (© NCC) 11. SS Peter and Paul's Church, Little Bittering – NHER 7267 (accessible to the public) A 12th and 13th century church, with a 17th century bell tower and buttresses. Inside there is a late medieval rood screen. By 1954 the church was derelict but it has been restored since. The building stands in an isolated position amongst the deserted medieval village of Little Bittering. View of the Fen Causeway Roman road taken in Beeston with Bittering. The Roman road known as the Fen Causeway. (© NCC) 12. Fen Causeway - NHER 2976 Stony Lane runs along the course of the Fen Causeway, which is the name given to the Roman road that runs from a junction with Ermine Street and King Street near Peterborough across the Cambridgeshire and Norfolk fens. In a number of places the road is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, whilst in several places it survives as a landscape feature. Sections of the road have been excavated on a number of occasions, revealing a cambered metalled surface and side ditches. 13. Methodist chapel – NHER 14160 Methodist Chapel and Chapel Cottage on Bilney Road is a 17th century timber framed cottage, with an early 19th century clay lump and brick chapel. The chapel was originally built as a school, before becoming a Methodist chapel in the 1920s. 14. Site of Great Bittering mill – NHER 20064 This is the site of a Great Bittering Mill, a smock mill that was sold in 1837. The mill is recorded until the late 19th century. The east wing of the workhouse. The 18th century former workhouse in Gressenhall. This wing is now the offices of Norfolk Historic Environment Service. (© NCC) 15. Gressenhall workhouse – NHER 2819 (accessible to the public) The walk ends near Gressenhall Workhouse. The workhouse was built in 1777, one of the earliest 'Houses of Industry' in Norfolk. The main block and the east wing date from the 18th century, whilst the chapel, boundary wall and other buildings within the complex date from the 19th century. The building was in use as a workhouse until 1948, when it became an old people's home. The building is now a museum and the offices of Norfolk Landscape Archaeology. 16. Gressenhall farm – NHER 2822 (accessible to the public) This is the site of the medieval chapel and college of St Nicholas, founded in the 13th century. The chapel held the manor of Rougholme, and the chapel and the manorial buildings fell into ruins by the 18th century. The barn contains some blocks of reused medieval masonry. The present farmhouse may date back to the late 18th century, when the workhouse infirmary stood on the site. An evaluation carried out by the NAU in 1999 revealed medieval ditches and pits, probably part of a field system, as well as medieval pottery. Sarah Spooner (NLA), Spring 2006. More details follow the link below. http://www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk/record-details?TNF392-Litcham-to-Gressenhall-Nar-Valley-Way-Heritage-Trail-%28Heritage-Trail%29

Schlamping is the new glamping at Godwick Hall. We have three Shepherd Huts tucked into a small glade behind Godwick Hall, each boasting unspoilt views. Close to nature, rustic but with modern ensuite facilities, these are cute and uber cool. Lovely, quiet location that is not far from the busy north Norfolk coast.

Perfectly constructed our three huts come with some fabulous mod cons and have lovely design features, such as oak wooden floors, butler sinks and a narrow boat wood burners. Hot running water, a mini fridge, microwave, oak work top, loo, shower and of course a lovely double bed. As well as a comfortable night’s sleep, guests in each hut can order a Continental breakfast can be ordered as an extra to be delivered to the hut or with prior arrangement a cooked breakfast can be served at Godwick Hall. The huts, for a hygiene and health and safety reasons are not designed for cooking, so please do not expect full cooking facilities apart from a microwave.

Norfolk has a fantastic array of things to do and see, and that's why the Royals love it so much too. Amazing long sandy beaches of north Norfolk stretch from Brancaster to Wells to Stiffkey to Cley. There's the pretty market town of Fakenham is just 6 miles away and the large Georgian town of Holt 16 miles away for some shopping. There's fabulous and amazing walks and great cycling opportunities in north Norfolk, which the owner can help you with along with recommendations for local pubs and restaurants. Good eateries include the Dabbling Duck – Great Massingham, Rudham Crown, East Rudham, Wells Crown Hotel, Wells-Next-The-Sea, Letheringsett Kings Head, Holt.

Gypsy caravan set in the heart of the norfolk countryside, on the paddock adjoining a popular traditional public house (good beer guide listed). Full facilities available onsite. Breakfast by arrangement with the landlord.

Old Beans Cottage is an 18th century former washhouse which has been beautifully converted into a studio cottage and furnished to an exceptional standard. This boutique cottage is located in East Barsham, a small village nestling in quiet, rolling countryside less than 3 miles from the market town of Fakenham, with excellent access to the North Norfolk Coast at Wells-next-the-Sea and Holkham. The area is renowned for its bird watching opportunities with Cley and Titchwell within easy reach.

Old Beans Cottage was converted into an exceptionally high quality studio cottage by internationally renowned wildlife cameraman Martin Hayward Smith. This sympathetically restored period dwelling overlooks water meadows and woodland. It is not unusual to see Barn Owls and Snipe outside the Cottage. Many varieties of nest boxes have been placed nearby to encourage wildlife. The Cottage enjoys a unique location with peace and tranquility on your doorstep. Open plan room with Sitting/DiningArea with comfortable seating, flat screen TV, DVD, radio and iPod dock, dining table, chairs and French doors to the garden. Bedroom with a king-size bed, a large decorative wardrobe provides a screen to the living area. Well equipped kitchen with electric hob and oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster and washing machine. Shower Room with shower cubicle with drench head and additional small head, washbasin and toilet. Towels are provided. Garden: Enclosed rear patio, overlooking wild flower garden. Garden chairs and table offer views over the water meadows and woodland. Webber BBQ provided. Parking: Driveway for one car. Heating: Electric central heating. Also Provided: Towels. WiFi. Hairdryer. Books and games. A library of DVD's. Located in rural North Norfolk, Old Beans Cottage can be found nestling in quiet rolling countryside at the end of a country lane in the village of East Barsham. About 3 miles north of the small market town of Fakenham, it is perfectly placed to offer excellent access to the North Norfolk Coast at Wells and Holkham. The area is renowned for its bird watching opportunities with Titchwell and Cley easily accessible. The nearest pub, The Barsham Arms with cosy log fires, is a 4-minute walk. Nearest shop 2-3 miles. National Cycle routes 1 & 2 will take you through some super countryside and villages. With the coast so close and countryside on the doorstep, this is a great location for a relaxing break. For further details about the North Norfolk area see our Area Info page.

Old Beans Cottage is located right at the heart of North Norfolk Coast. From the National Trust reserve at Titchwell to Cley, famous as a wetland bird sanctuary. The county’s famed ‘big skies’ will entice you with its immense sweeping beaches, unspoilt villages, traditional seaside resorts and tidal creeks just waiting to be explored. The Barsham Arms is a good gastro-pub, only a three minute walk away, with cosy log fires and good food. If cooking in the cottage you can find locally sourced foods at the excellent Walsingham Farm Shop. Follow the 47 mile North Norfolk Coastal path – part of the National Trail – as it winds its way from Hunstanton to Cromer. You don’t have to walk the whole way, of course; why not use the excellent Coasthopper bus service to walk the bits you want and bus the bits you don’t? This can be caught at the bottom of the lane. Along the way you’ll find sandy cliffs, shingle beaches, salt marshes and a Nature Reserve at Holkham – all designated as areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Wildlife enthusiasts can take a boat trip to Blakeney Point to visit the seal colony there. Check for schedules and prices at Beans Boat Trips and Bishop’s Boats. Not got your sea-legs? Then visit the Hawk & Owl Trust Reserve at Sculthorpe Moor just outside Fakenham. Pensthorpe Natural Park is also worth a visit, and has a good cafe and shop. Often called the bird-watching capital of Britain, the coastal areas especially offer a large range of locations for bird sightings. Visit RSPB nature reserves at Titchwell and Snettisham or just wander the coastal paths or quiet back-roads armed with binoculars and see what flies by.

1 bedroomed Annexe with lounge, shower room and kitchenette in quiet countryside. Private entrance, tastefully furnished, access to owner's beautiful garden. Off road parking in owner's driveway. Good wi-fi connection. Very close to wedding venue Godwick Barn - 10 minute drive. Great location - easy access to the beautiful and varied North Norfolk coast, but central enough to easily visit Norwich, Kings Lynn, east and north west Norfolk beaches.

Comfortable, tastefully decorated with use of owners lovely garden. Tea, instant coffee, sugar and a milk provided. Very quiet location in small village. Please note there is no public transport to the village. Local cafe offering great breakfast and lunch 2 miles away. Award winning gastro pub 2 miles away. Fakenham 6 miles - supermarkets and amenities. Traditional Market Day on Thursdays. Dereham 7 miles - supermarkets and amenities.

Quiet, small, rural village in the heart of Norfolk. 30 minute drive from the coast, 40 minutes from Norwich/Kings Lynn. 10 minute drive from nearest town, Fakenham, with full range of amenities, including a Tesco open until 10pm. Plenty of walks to do in and around the village. 10 minute drive from Godwick Barn, wedding venue.

The Old Stables is a refurbished 17th Century building. Containing a double bedroom, a spacious and comfortable lounge, and a cosy and fully functional kitchen you will have everything for the perfect base to explore Norfolk. The Old Stables has a large garden for use of the occupants. There is parking next to the cottage and wifi is also available although due to our rural location it can be slow and intermittent at times.

The Old Stables as the name implies are a renovated stable block from the 17th Century. There are some original features such as beams and the rings for tying up the livestock. The bedroom has a super comfy bed ( we know thats an essential when not in your own bed ) and has a wardrobe and hangers and a spacious chest of drawers. We also will supply a pop up cot for couples with a small child should it be required. The garden area is about 1/3 of an acre and is the perfect space to relax under the fruit trees.There is an abundance of wildlife and if you are fortunate early one morning you might see the deer grazing in the fields opposite the property. The Old Stables are a perfect spot to explore Norfolk as we are situated centrally. With little or no noise or air pollution you are guaranteed a great nights sleep. Also with no light pollution its a great place to watch the stars at night on the patio with a nice glass of wine.

The cottage is in rural Norfolk and the nearest shops are 3 miles away. The nearest larger village is Hingham which has a lovely pub and restaurant, The White Hart, and a chemist, paper shop and a small supermarket called Harrods of Hingham. We now have a Coop in Hingham as well which is very well stocked. Our village, Cranworth, is very small with no amenities but we do have a lovely church with its own set of stocks from the 16th Century.

Beautiful 1 bedroom converted hayloft in the heart of rural Norfolk with easy access to explore the north Norfolk coastline with its beaches and reserves to Norfolk's historic towns and magnificent stately homes. Situated in 6 acres of farm land with private use of a wonderful large terrace overlooking far reaching countryside for you to spot the visiting wildlife. The Hayloft is perfect place explore lots of lovely countryside walks from your own doorstep.

Enjoy the peace and quiet of The Hayloft with the wide open countryside views and the never ending Norfolk skies, use the telescope provided to spot the stars on a clear night or relax on the terrace with a glass of bubbles or a G&T. Have a great night out in the gorgeous city of Norwich with all it has to offer or opt for a quiet night in playing some board games or watching the selection of DVDs all provided for you. Please let us know of any particular requests you would like, for an extra fee we can supply extra special touches such as birthday cake, balloons or bubbles.

The Hayloft is located in heart of Norfolk. The market town of Dereham is a couple of miles away and has lots of lovely restaurants and cafes to enjoy. There is a wonderful farmers market on Fridays and many bespoke shops to explore. The Mid-Norfolk Railway runs a local steam train service and often hosts interesting events.

Charming beautifully furnished, room for 2 with king size bed & private en-suite shower room. Tea & coffee in room, iron available on request. Full english breakfast served in owner’s kitchen, incl home made bread (please advise in advance of any special dietary needs). Village pub within 3 mins walk for evening meals. Cottage situated on edge of village, with private parking. Norwich, Kings Lynn, North Norfolk coast & Holkham Hall 30 mins. Thursford 20 mins, Fakenham Racecourse 15 mins.

Seating in garden available for guests use and breakfast can be served either in kitchen or on outside patio (weather permitting).

Quiet edge of residential neighbourhood with village pub 3 mins walk away.

The Rampant Horse Inn is a traditional English Public House in the market town of Fakenham offering accommodation. We are situated less than a mile from Fakenham Racecourse and golf course and only ten miles from the North Norfolk Coast.

The Rampant Horse - This twin room is situated at the front of the property. The room contains TV,mini fridge and tea/coffee making facilities. Cereals and fruit juice are also included daily. PLEASE NOTE: Due to our Saturday night entertainment , there is significant noise in the room during these times Access to the rooms are via a narrow staircase so are NOT suitable for persons with limited mobility *** There is a possibility of extra bed for an extra charge, please inquire ***

We are situated a stones throw from the town centre/market place. A few minutes walk from bars. restaurants, local cinema and bowling alley.

A fantastic extremely well-presented one bedroom barn conversion located in a quiet and secluded location just a short drive to the North Norfolk coast. The property has been finished to a high standard, with oak flooring, log burner. Open plan living impressive vaulted ceiling, outside there is an enclosed patio garden, and parking. There's also the Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve run by the Hawk and Owl Trust to reintroduce native birds to the area and to protect the natural environment.

Glamping Pod set in the tranquil Norfolk countryside. Conveniently located for the North Norfolk Coast and many other local attractions. The individual pod includes a sofa pull out bed, pull out table, stalls, clothes hanging facilities, small mirror, heating, fridge, microwave, kettle, storage spaces, parking space and access to modern on site shower and toilet facilities (shared) Please note: Bed linen is not provided

Spacious Glamping pod set on a well drained paddock, experience a camping like experience with all the "glam" of some modern luxuries.

Set in a rural village with lots of country walks and bike routes in the surrounding area: Other local attractions include: 4 miles from The market town of Fakenham Less than 1 mile to Godwick Great Barn wedding venue 1.5 miles to the Brisley Bell award winning pub 5 Miles to Pensthorpe Nature reserve 10 miles to Wells next to sea 12 miles to Burnham Market Holkham Hall Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse Moreston seal trips

A super country cottage; cosy, comfortable and with an easy-on-the-eye contemporary style located in the peaceful village of Helhoughton. A typical Norfolk brick and flint character cottage, Peony Cottage had a complete makeover in 2019 and now enjoys a fresh, contemporary country look. Featuring tasteful Farrow & Ball colours throughout, a newly fitted kitchen, Karndean flooring in the dining kitchen and a super efficient Clearview wood burning stove adding extra warmth and an ambient glow, this comfortable and well-equipped rural retreat will help you to unwind away from the stresses of daily life. The entrance door opens to a lobby area which leads to a very pleasant dining kitchen which goes through to the sitting room. From the rear hallway steep-ish stairs (with handrail) lead to the first floor. Here you will find two bedrooms, a king-size and double, and a family bathroom. Outside, a small, south facing cottage garden is a lovely place to sit and relax on a sunny day. Located on a quiet village road, where roadside parking is easily found, this pretty cottage is ideal if you are looking for a relaxing rural break, and will suit a couple or two, as well as a small family. Helhoughton is a delightful village surrounded by beautiful countryside, just south west of the market town of Fakenham, and about twenty minutes from the coastal resort of Wells-next-the-Sea. It is a great base for exploring this beautiful area of North Norfolk, perfect for walking and cycling, as well as visiting local attractions - Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, Sculthorpe Hawk and Owl Trust, Houghton Hall, The Thursford Collection and Christmas Spectacular - and enjoying a day at nearby Fakenham Races! Although there is no pub in the village, there is a popular gastro pub at East Rudham which is a seven minute drive away. If you like to walk it's about 3.5 miles, and you can stroll back afterwards and feel rather virtuous! Additional Information: Sorry, not pets. Feather duvets, anti-allergenic pillows. Electric radiators.

Rural hamlet setting , real fire, walks all around and convenient for services. Norwich / Thetford bus stops 10 mins walk along bridleway. Eggs from our hens when laying. We are pet and pet owner friendly , guests Rodney and Harry the cat , Edie the poodle and Lola the labrador enjoyed a stay. Local Tourist info: https://www.visitnorfolk.co.uk/explore/Brecks-and-Thetford-Forest.aspx Booking confirms owners cover cost of pet damage.

Private entrance. Grade 2 listed, cosy double bed sitting room with with sofa,TV, cosy wood burner stove in inglenook fireplace . Own separate kitchen diner with sofa ideal for candlelight suppers. Garden view and use of garden. Compact shower / wc adjacent for your use only. Off street parking. With notice happy to light / prepare the wood stove but easy burn log and wood provided for night of arrival. Basic Breakfast supplies included on request. Tea, coffee ,milk and chocolate provided . Tassimo hot drink maker and espresso pot. Pet sitting / walking available at a fee. Parking space shared with two other family cars.

Carbrooke village is mentioned in Doomsday Book and hosted an infirmary for returning Knights Templar. Our hamlet is just outside of village centre. Farm opposite and small holdings adjacent and at rear. Pastures to the right. Local walks all around. 2 miles to famous Wayland Wood ( Babes in The Wood)

This cozy 2 bed cottage is set in the attractive village of Hempton, it is ideally located 0.8 miles from Fakenham approx 10min walk to the centre of the town. Fakenham is a lovely market town with plenty of local amenities including some great places to eat. The property is equipped with the creature comforts you’ll need for a great stay. Comfy living room, kitchen equipped with cooking facilities, Coffee machine and Tea. Great pub & duck lake around the corner. Perfect for a memorable stay.

2 bed ideal for couples, single room ideal for another guest - travel cot available for small families. Washing machine and line facility available.

Fantastic location only a stone’s throw from Fakenham, within seconds from the Bell a great little pub, lovely duck pond and children’s play area. Fakenham has a great weekly market and auction on a Thursday Amenities includeTesco, The Limes (Weatherspoon) and many restaurants to choose from. Pensthrope natural park is a picturesque full of wildlife and stunning scenery and enjoyable walks, located approx 5min drive from the property: https://www.pensthorpe.com Holkham hall is another great day out, it has a mixture of stunning scenery, wildlife and a magnificent hall to explore. The stunning beach is located opposite and is another great day out in itself. It is located in well-next-the-sea which is approx 20min drive from the property. https://www.holkham.co.uk Hunstanton sea life centre is a fun filled educational day out for the whole family. Located approx 30min drive from the property. https://www.visitsealife.com/hunstanton/ Roarr dinosaurs adventure park is highly recommended for a family day out, plenty of sights and activities for the whole family - you’ll need most of the day to squeeze it all in. Located approx 25min drive from the property. https://www.roarrdinosauradventure.co.uk Thursford attraction is approx 15min drive, it’s got a fantastic Christmas spectacular which is one of the best Xmas attractions in the county, steam engine museum, play area and much more. https://www.thursford.com

A brick and flint end terrace cottage, built approximately thirty years ago, and set in a pretty village that has good access to both the beautiful North Norfolk coast and many local attractions. This is a great holiday retreat for families and friends all year round.<br /> <br /> This lovely cottage is furnished in an eclectic, relaxing and comfortable style with a mix of modern and antique furniture, and has a warm and welcoming feel as soon as you walk through the door. French doors from the enclosed cottage garden lead into a well-equipped and good sized breakfast kitchen, which has soft grey floorboards, deep grey units with marble tops, so perfectly complemented by the pine table, antique elm chairs and rocking chair.The sitting room, which overlooks the village green, has plenty of comfy seating, a log burner to light on cooler evenings, and a barn door leading into the front garden to open on summer days. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, two with full-size single beds and one king size, and a family bathroom.<br /> <br /> 1 Mallard Cottages is a fabulous chill-out place to stay and will appeal to families, couples and friends who enjoy a peaceful, rural location. It&#39;s only twenty minute drive to the coast, and both the wonderful Pensthorpe and Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserves are close by. A little further afield are Houghton Hall and Sandringham House, which are well worth a visit. There is a good choice of great places to eat locally, the nearest being The Crown at East Rudham, where there is also a village store with post office.

Retreat into nature in Owl Tree Temple, the perfect space for two amongst the trees. Here at West Lexham we have 6 Treehouses and 7 Glamping Bell Tents, all residing in 21 acres of beautiful nature and wildlife. To see all of our properties, please search for our .org website. In Owl Tree Temple you’ll find a delightfully comfortable double bed complete with colourful blankets and plenty of fairy twinkling lights. You’ll be surrounded by splashes of colour and rustic furniture collected from distant travels or reclaimed and hand built by local carpenters - it’s a magical woodland sanctuary to unwind and relax. By nightfall you can cosy up with the log burning stove (we’ve provided plenty of wood!) and enjoy a deep and restful sleep, drifting off to the sounds of the forest. For colder nights, Owl has renewably-powered central heating, making it delightfully welcoming throughout the year. Pathways through the surrounding woodland are lit by night • Please note the pool is closed throughout the winter as it is an outdoor pool. Usually we reopen this April - October Owl has its own ensuite bathroom with a steaming hot shower, with bath towels and organic hand soap and shampoo provided. There is also a small table with 2 chairs and a kitchenette complete with kettle, toaster, fridge, tea, coffee and a cool box. Outside your tree temple you’ll find tables and chairs along with your own gas-powered BBQ. For cooking larger feasts, head over to the fully-equipped, communal Garden Kitchen (Oven, hob, freezer, pots, utensils etc.). Here you’ll also find the wood-fired pizza oven and the nearby communal fire bowl. There’s so much to see and do here at West Lexham. We have a heated outdoor pool from May to October, with many guests choosing a refreshing wild swim in the lake the whole year round. There are also 2 rowing boats for you to take on the water along with a tennis court with views across the lake. We have recently completed a huge Japanese meditation garden - an enchanting spot for a morning stroll or finding a moment’s peace. We have planted every type of tree and shrub indigenous to the UK here and work hard to promote habitats for wildlife. In spring and summer, the site is alive with glorious flowers attracting many happy bees and insects. We are close to some of Norfolk’s best pubs - The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham is a particular favourite! We love the saturday morning market in our local town, Swaffham, where there are 2 big super markets. We are also just half an hour from spectacular sandy beaches and a short drive to some awesome cultural attractions including Houghton Hall and Holkham Estate. For the kids, there are plenty of adventurous days out. We are 5 mins drive from ‘ExTREEme’ high ropes and the award-winning Hootz House at Pensthorpe is 25 mins away. Please feel free to ask us for recommendations!

There is a love of the land and a belief in sustainability in its most all-encompassing sense at the heart of all that goes on here. We are run on over 90% renewable energy, with heat provided by our renewable wood chip boiler. Our deliciously mineral-rich drinking water comes from our own chalk spring and are grounds are nurtured to be a paradise for conservation and wildlife.

Poppy Cottage is situated in the rural village of Helhoughton, North Norfolk, England. Close to the historic market town of Fakenham and situated within 20 minutes of the Coast and Sandringham Estate. Kings Lynn is 30 minutes drive away and the fine City of Norwich 40 minutes. Helhoughton is ideal for country walks, cycling and that get away from it all experience. Lovely pubs in neighbouring villages and only four miles from Fakenham Racecourse.

Poppy Cottage has recently been completely renovated to a very high standard and is full equipped with Wi-Fi, Car Parking and a small patio area and garden.

A fantastic rural area with wildlife, historic buildings and Churches. A short drive to the famous North Norfolk Coast which showcase excellent local pubs, restaurants and cafes.

Situated in the heart of Norfolk, a 10-minute drive from East Dereham and Swaffham, Greenbanks offers an indoor heated swimming pool, a sauna and a hot tub, free parking, free Wi-Fi. This room is located on the ground floor; it can be made up with either a 6ft super king size bed, or as 2 singles. A wooden stair case leads to the upstairs "snug". (The beds will be made up as singles by default, please notify us at time of booking if you would prefer the king size bed option!)

Schlamping is the new glamping at Godwick Hall. We have three Shepherd Huts tucked into a small glade behind Godwick Hall, each boasting unspoilt views. Close to nature, rustic but with modern ensuite facilities, these are cute and cool.

Perfectly constructed our three huts come with some fabulous mod cons and have lovely design features, such as oak wooden floors, butler sinks and a narrow boat wood burners. Hot running water, a mini fridge, microwave, oak work top, loo, shower and of course a lovely double bed. As well as a comfortable night’s sleep, guests in each hut can order a Continental breakfast to be delivered to the hut or with prior arrangement a cooked breakfast served at Godwick Hall. The huts, for a hygiene and health and safety reasons are not designed for cooking, so please do not expect full cooking facilities apart from a microwave.

Norfolk has a fantastic array of things to do and see, and that's why the Royals love it so much too. Amazing long sandy beaches of north Norfolk stretch from Brancaster to Wells to Stiffkey to Cley. There's the pretty market town of Fakenham is just 6 miles away and the large Georgian town of Holt 16 miles away for some shopping. There's fabulous and amazing walks and great cycling opportunities in north Norfolk, which the owner can help you with along with recommendations for local pubs and restaurants.

Extremely warm, welcoming and peaceful cottage set at the back of Tythe Farm, in its own lovely oak-tree filled garden with a beautiful view over the fields of Norfolk. A basic cottage we have lovingly brought back to life, situated half-way between Great Massingham and Weaseham. Family friendly, it has 2 bedrooms with king size beds and a 3rd which has a single and a toddler bed. 2 living rooms offer a quiet, snug effect in 1 and a child-friendly toy room for the other - both with log fires.

2 miles from Great Massingham and the famous Dabbling Duck pub. Around 10 minutes drive from Sandringham. 25 minutes drive from the coast of North Norfolk. Situated halfway between the market towns of Sawffham and Fakenham both of which has all the large supermarkets as well as local produce markets.