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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.

Our "Cool & cosy" caravan has simply stunning views of the sea and beach, with nothing to obstruct your view. As you walk out of the door you are literally only a few paces from the sandy beach. The caravan sleeps 4, and comes fully equipped... even with a dishwasher, Wifi, heating, parking, raised deck, outdoor seating and parking. The perfect base for rest and relaxation, a family beach holiday, the Norfolk Broads, seaside attractions at Great Yarmouth... something for everyone!

The perfect location - right on the beach! Escape to the coast and relax in a unique cool caravan situated right on the beach with uninterrupted sea and coastal views. Only a few steps from your door and you are on the beach. Inside the cosy, beach-style static caravan you will be able to unwind and de-stress, with the calming sound of the waves in the background. Enjoy a brisk walk along miles of clean, sandy beaches or simply soak up the sun, sand and sea as you step outside your door. It is also the ideal location from which to explore the uncrowded Norfolk and Suffolk coastlines, the picturesque villages and the world-famous Norfolk Broads. The Broads at Ormesby and at Filby are just 3 or 4 miles away. Accommodation Our individually-styled "cool caravan" is more like a seaside cottage. It is fully plumbed in with water, gas, electricity and a flushing toilet, so it offers all the comforts you would expect in a self-catering holiday home, with a homely feel. The accommodation consists of:- •1 double bedroom 4ft 6" bed with TV/DVD, hairdryer •1 twin bedroom 2ft 3" beds (can be pushed together) •Family bathroom (access from corridor and main bedroom) with small bath and shower over & hand basin •Separate WC & hand basin •Fully fitted kitchen with range-style gas cooker, fridge (with ice box/small freezer compartment), dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle etc •Living room with beach and sea views, dining table and pull out small double bed (large single) for extra guests (supplement charged) ); gas fire, TV/DVD, radio, CD player WiFi, games, magazines and books Leads onto a raised deck with sea and beach views, two outdoor chairs and small table Three steps down to grassed area alongside caravan with bench table/seating and parking for up to two cars On site laundry, payable on site - uses 50p coins; iron and ironing board free to use. The caravan can comfortably accommodate 4 people. For additional guests using the pull out sofa a supplement will be charged. If the weather takes a turn for the worse, there are throws, blankets and cushions to curl up in, magazines and books to read, candles for romantic suppers and a selection of DVDs, music and board games. There is outdoor furniture for al fresco dining and soaking up the sun. Smoking is not permitted and no pets are allowed. Visitors comments "your caravan is absolutely wonderful, relaxing, interesting, clean and the sea view lovely" "the caravan is very nice, cosy, homely, lovely" "the ideal place with the beach and sea so close, and as a base for touring the area" "we walked into your caravan and said "Wow" as it is so nice" The caravan is located at Caister-on-Sea, approximately 4 miles north of Great Yarmouth. It is sited at Elm Beach Caravan Park, which is a small, select, 4 star site that prides itself in offering a safe, peaceful and friendly environment where you can recharge your batteries and "chill out". There are no entertainment facilities, such as pubs, shops and recreation areas at this site. However, these are available at neighbouring parks within easy walking distance. It is also just a short walk into the centre of Caister, with shops take-aways and restaurants. Area We bought the caravan on a whim, after visiting the Norfolk Broads and ending up at the coast. As we stood on the beach it started snowing - it was magical. We thought how nice it would be to own one of the nearby caravans, just a few yards away from us, with amazing views of the sea. And that is how we ended up buying our beachside retreat. Despite visiting many times over the past 9 years, we are still amazed by how much this area has to offer, and how much more there is to discover. Whether you enjoy walking, sailing, fishing (directly on the beach), cycling, wildlife, photography, painting, shopping in the city of Norwich, the thrills of a seaside town, child friendly activites, or just watching the world go by, there is something to suit everyone. BOOKINGS ARE GENERALLY FOR A WEEK AT A TIME AND OUR BOOKING CALENDAR NORMALLY RUNS SATURDAY TO SATURDAY. We can offer a discount on a second full weeks booking..please ask. Out of season we may be able to offer a shorter break, but please ask us before booking - scroll down to bottom of page and press "contact host" button. The nightly rate will be slightly higher, but is inclusive of heating costs. Sorry no smoking and no pets allowed.

The caravan is located at Caister-on-Sea, approximately 4 miles north of Great Yarmouth. It is our own private caravan, sited at Elm Beach Caravan Park. It is a small, select, 4 star site that prides itself in offering a safe, peaceful and friendly environment where you can recharge your batteries and "chill out". There are no entertainment facilities at this site. However, there is are pubs, cafes and restaurants within walking distance. It is just a short walk into the centre of Caister. The area is ideal for a traditional beach holiday with children, picnics, sandcastles, ice creams... Often a small fishing boat brings in the catch and nothing is better than fresh fish straight from the beach! Alternatively if you enjoy fishing you can catch your own directly from the beach. The centre of the village of Caister-on-Sea is only a 5-10 minute walk, with supermarkets, a fish shop selling fresh fish, a butchers and a bakery for all your daily needs. There is a pub 100 yards away and a café at the end of the road as well as restaurants, pubs, take-aways (including Indian, Chinese and fish & chip shops or course!). Great Yarmouth offers old fashioned seaside fun for all the family. If you are feeling energetic, it is possible to walk there along the beach, (takes about an hour) or take one of the regular buses from Caister. There is a Pleasure Beach with rides suitable for all the family, as well as night clubs, casino and places to eat out. The Sea Life Centre and Time and Tide Museum are worth a visit. The Norfolk Broads are 5 minute drive away, from where you can hire a boat or canoe, or walk or cycle along footpaths and boardwalks. The area is wonderful for nature lovers. Rare birds such as the bittern, crane and marsh harriers can be seen, as well as the swallow tail butterfly unique to Norfolk. However, if you prefer a more sedate holiday, you can watch seals swimming in the sea, and even the occasional dolphin, as well as boats and people promenading - all from the comfort of your sofa! Norfolk is apparently one of the driest and sunniest counties in the UK. We have enjoyed many holidays with good weather at the caravan, when it has been raining at our home in Hertfordshire! Further afield There are quaint villages such as Holt, Burnham Market, and Cley next the Sea. Blakeney point has seal viewing trips. Towns on the coast worth visiting include Cromer, Wells next the Sea, Southwold and Walberswick. Norwich is apparently a great place for shopaholics! For food lovers, we can recommend The Swan at Ingham, mentioned in the Michelin Guide, and there are several pubs with good food, such as The Nelson Head at Horsey and the Fisherman's Return at Winterton on Sea. You can also observe seals on the beach - from a viewing platform near Winterton /Horsey. At Horsey you can visit the windmill and it is a great place to enjoy the sunsets. Some of the highlights:- -eating fish and chips on the beach -seeing a bittern, marsh harriers and a swallowtail butterfly at Strumpshaw Fen, and Titchwell Marsh RSPB centres - spotting seals and a dolphin swimming in the sea directly outside the caravan, from the comfort of the sofa - a thrill on the Big Dipper and Segway racing at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach - collecting "hag stones" (stones with naturally occurring holes through the middle) on the beach - canoeing for the first time along the Broads (a good test of a relationship!)

The boathouse is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room overlooking the Broad. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, it also has kitchenette, wet room and sunny patio. A pub and cafe are a short walk away. Hot tub rental available.

The Boat House is a unique space which sleeps 2 in one bedroom/sitting room. Fully centrally heated and completely renovated last year, the property has a wonderfully sunny patio where you can relax after a busy day exploring the area. The accommodation comprises of one large room upstairs which has a Feather and Black bed which can be split into twin beds or made into one large double bed. This room also has two armchairs and a TV with a large inbuilt desk set under a window which looks out towards the Broad and the moored boats. This is a wonderful space for the budding writer or for enjoying breakfast. The original staircase (fairly steep) leads down to the kitchenette (please note, no oven) and wetroom. The wetroom has underfloor heating. There is a pub and a cafe in the village, both 5 minute's walk away which serve lunch and evening meals (only the pub serves the latter). There is also 'The Ship Inn' in South Walsham which serves meals and is just over a mile away. The apartment is dog friendly, we accept one well behaved dog. HOT TUB RENTAL £75 per short break. The tub is filled and heated for your arrival and comes with a chilled bottle of prosecco! Homemade cake, fizz and balloons for special occasions £30

Ranworth is a beautiful village in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. There is a nature reserve in the village which has a thatched visitor centre on stilts at the end of a boardwalk which overlooks Ranworth Broad. From here you can take wildlife trips on the Norfolk Wildlife Trust boat. There is a huge array of birds and wildlife to observe and listen to here. The rare swallowtail butterfly can often be seen in the garden. Ranworth church which you can see from the property is known as the 'Cathedral of the Broads'. Climb up to the top of the tower and enjoy wonderful views of the village and views all the way across to the coast. The church is known for it's beautiful rood screen and antiphoner and is well worth a visit. There is also a cafe here. A few minutes walk from the accommodation is the staithe which is host to the many boats which visit the village. Here you will find a pub, shop (closed from November until March) and cafe. It's a great spot to have a meal or a drink and watch the world go by. There are walks in the area and you may also like to visit the nearby Fairhaven Woodland and Water Gardens, which comprises of 53 hectares (131 acres) of beautiful ancient woodland, water gardens and a private broad at South Walsham. Amongst the many things that make living here special, are waking up to the sunshine with the mist hanging over the broad (with the boom of the bittern in the distance if you are lucky!), listening to the owls hooting late at night and drifting along the river on a boat. There is so much to see and do here not only in the village but also in the rest of the Broads. We are also close to many beaches. Winterton beach is a favourite both with locals and our guests. There is cafe right on the beach and a cosy pub in the village of Winterton. Norwich is only half an hour away with it's wonderful shops and museums. Wroxham is 15 minutes away where you can hire a boat to explore the waterways and there are fishing jetties on the River Bure, about 10 minutes drive away. Imagine Spa in Blofield Heath has a range of relaxing treatments available too, again only 10 minutes away!

A pet friendly brick and flint cottage in the heart of Happisburgh on the Norfolk coast. The Gig House is perfect for summer breaks or winter escapes alike and is ideally located just 10 minutes from a glorious sandy beach.

The Gig House sleeps: 2 adults and a baby/toddler. We welcome pets - up to 2 large or medium dogs or 3 small dogs, 2 cats and any pet in a cage - and charge £25 per dog or cat per visit. We live across the courtyard and, hopefully, will be there to welcome you and to deal with any questions or requests at any time during your stay. It is located in one of Norfolk's most picturesque coastal villages. The village itself is now famous for the oldest evidence of human activity outside of Africa with footprints discovered on the beach to be over 900 thousand years old. The cosy local pub, within 50 yards of the cottage, echoes the local connection with Sherlock Holmes author Arthur Conan Doyle who visited many times and wrote one of the detective mysteries here. There is also a small shop and post office in the village. In fact the local villagers will proudly boast of the number of other illustratrious visitors who have been drawn to this unique place from Robinson Cruso author Daniel Defoe, cricketer W.C. Grace, sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, poet John Betjeman, writer PD James and even the Queen Mother once arriving by helocopter to visit a cousin who lived in the village. The village is a must for those who enjoy the English countryside and its beaches in all seasons. Parking is in the courtyard or on the very quiet lane outside the house. Bus stop 20 m from Albion Cottage but with an infrequent country service. Train station 7 miles away. All week long bookings start on a Saturday and short breaks start on a Monday or Friday, except at Christmas. We do not accept short breaks (less than a week) at peak times (school holidays). Out of season we can be more flexible with length of stay and start day. If you have a larger party this property can be booked in conjunction with Albion Cottage at a special rate (property also on Airbnb).

It is located in one of Norfolk's most picturesque coastal villages. The village itself is now famous for the oldest evidence of human activity outside of Africa with footprints discovered on the beach to be over 900 thousand years old. The cosy local pub, within 50 yards of the cottage, echoes the local connection with Sherlock Holmes author Arthur Conan Doyle who visited many times and wrote one of the detective mysteries here. There is also a small shop and post office in the village In fact the local villagers will proudly boast of the number of other illustratrious visitors who have been drawn to this unique place from Robinson Cruso author Daniel Defoe, cricketer W.C. Grace, sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, poet John Betjeman, writer PD James and even the Queen Mother once arriving by helocopter to visit a cousin who lived in the village. The village is a must for those who enjoy the English countryside and its beaches in all seasons.

An ultra-modern apartment with luxurious, high-quality furnishings set in the beautiful Norfolk countryside.

A beautiful, self contained apartment with no other guest on site situated in the country side ideal for walks and bike rides near to the stunning Norfolk coast, just 7km from Great Yarmouth. This accommodation offers a private entrance, with an open plan, fully equipped kitchen including full use of a dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer. Open plan living area complete with flat screen television and furnishings. The apartment has a private ensuite bathroom, with shower (please note all towels and linen are provided). Glass doors open up onto a furnished patio area. Free on-site car parking, WIFI and full use and access to the outdoor hot tub are included in your stay for up too one hour per paying night .If you would like longer in the hot tub we ask you kindly to pay 6.50 per hour

The apartment lays within the beautiful Norfolk countryside with fantastic wildlife and countryside views whilst also being a short distance from the famous Norfolk Broads.

Situated just outside Winterton-on-Sea in the hamlet of East Somerton next to picturesque ruins of St Mary's Church, Old Church Barn is a stunning barn conversion with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. With a footpath just outside the cottage, it's just a 10-15 minute walk from Winterton beach or a 2 minute drive. Old Church Barn has two bedrooms (one is downstairs with an ensuite) and an upstairs bedroom with a second bathroom. Downstairs there is a large living room with a smart TV and woodburner, and doors leading to the rear patio. The well equipped kitchen is a cook's delight and includes two ovens, an electric hob, a microwave, integrated fridge, freezer and a dishwasher. There's a dining area with seating for four people. The downstairs bedroom has a comfortable king size bed, TV and ensuite bathroom with a shower, wash basin and WC. Upstairs on the mezzanine level you'll find the second bedroom which has a standard double size bed. Please note the headroom in this bedroom is restricted. There's a second bathroom containing a bath with a shower over it, wash basin and WC. Opposite the second bedroom is a dressing room or chill out area with bean bags which also has restricted headroom. Outside there's an enclosed patio area to the rear, and the front garden is also enclosed with a small lawn (the garden has been fenced and enclosed since the pictures were taken). The outhouse contains a Belfast sink with hot/cold water as well as the washing machine. Old Church Barn has free wifi and off road parking for two cars. Up to two dogs are welcome at Old Church Barn by prior arrangement.

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.

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.

Cosy double en-suite bedroom in Lowestoft with bath, high pressure shower and fast internet. The space is in a separate self contained annex at the rear of the house with parking spot & private entrance. You’ll have a beach, park, cosy local pub and beautiful coastal path right on your doorstep. There is a convenience store & takeaways only 5 min walk away along with a Morrison’s, Subway & Greggs only a 5 min drive. It’s perfect for couples, solo travellers or anything in between.

You have the annex all to yourselves and the garden and garden furniture are shared with the main house. The parking spot at the back is also all yours as well :)

It is a quiet and friendly cul de sac and we are the house at the very end on the left.

A beautiful private apartment set in a converted former parish hall. A perfect blend of heritage and contemporary convenience. Located just 5 minutes walk from Norwich Train Station and a short stroll to the city centre with secure off-road parking.

Situated on the first floor of a beautifully converted former parish hall originally built in 1891 in the heart Norwich, we are ideally situated for all of the great things that the city, surrounding countryside and Norfolk coast have to offer. Whatever your passion you will find it all in the nearby area. The apartment has a shower & WC. Towels are provided. In the kitchen you will find tea and coffee making facilities, toaster, microwave, tall fridge/freezer as well as a full sized oven if you wish to cook. There is also a washer/dryer machine and an iron and ironing board. The accommodation can comfortably sleep 4 people. The bedroom has one double bed with crisp cotton bed linen, very good duvet and mattress of hotel quality. A sofa bed can be set up in the living room if you need it. TV with Freeview is available in the bedroom and living room. There is a smart BluRay/DVD player in the living room that has access Netflix built in (just login to your account) and a DVD player built into the TV in the bedroom. We also have a satellite feed in both the bedroom and living room so you can bring your Sky+ box and just connect it to our dish and all will work. The draws in the hallway have a good selection of board games, cards, etc... With attention to detail in our home decor, furnishings and personal touches to match, renting our place will be an enchantingly relaxing and satisfying experience.

Our accommodation has the convenience of 5 minutes walk to Norwich Train Station and 12 minutes walk to Norwich Cathedral and a 10-minute drive to Norwich airport. Norwich is a thriving regional capital with a year-round calendar of events and festivals, from culture to cuisine. Take in the history and heritage, experience some of the best shopping in the UK or relax with a river cruise and a stroll around the city’s beautiful Norwich Cathedral Quarter.  This vibrant and cosmopolitan city provides the perfect base for a short stay and is ideally located for exploring the Broads National Park, visiting the picturesque market towns of South Norfolk and enjoying the beautiful Norfolk coastline. Norwich Market is the UK's largest Monday-to-Saturday open-air market and has been on its current site for over 900 years!

Forget-me-not Cottage has been refurbished in February. It is a lovely cottage, very cosy and relaxing. It has all the things you could need for a holiday very close by. We are dog friendly at the cottage and welcome your pooch. The cottage will be cleaned thoroughly before your stay. We have buckets and spades for you to take to the beach to make the perfect sandcastle - you’re never too old to make a sandcastle :-) please do not hesitate to contact me for further details.

The cottage is 5 minutes away from the beach, Hunstanton golf club and The Neptune, a Michelin star restaurant (booking required). Also close by is Titchwell for bird watching. Sandingham is a 10 minute drive away. Petals Tea Rooms is great to stop off at for afternoon tea or a cuppa and a slice of cake. Also in Hunstanton Town, which you can walk to is a swimming pool and another lovely beach with arcades and a funfair. 2 minutes walk away is the local, The Lodge, which offers lovely meals and a great beer with garden. There is a play park directly over the road from the cottage and a local shop which offers fresh croissants and other delicious treats.

Old Hunstanton is the place to be. There are leaflets at the cottage to let you know of the many places nearby to visit. I can also advise you further if you would like details

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.

We have reduced the rate to just cover our costs to try to help anyone who needs a place to stay. Budget accommodation, we welcome families and groups from all over the world to our home in the comfortable suburbs of Norwich and just within the bounds of the Broads National Park. Full of books, toys, plants, art and instruments.

A quirky semi-detached house built in 1930. Light and airy with lots of stripped wood floors, rainbow colours and plants. It's a real home with all the things a family could need - including books and toys for children of all ages (we have 5 ourselves!). Our cosy living room has a big TV with a Full House cable package, as well as Netflix - there's a even a Nintendo Wii. There's board games, plenty of books and musical instruments to for when you don't want any screens. The back garden is a riot of colour in June and July, with a lawn for lounging (sun loungers provided) and a patio for dining (outdoor seating for up to 10 people is provided). A well stocked kitchen with everything you need for real, actual cooking (we are so fed up of blunt knives, no salt and pepper and missing cork screws when we travel).

Quiet, civilised suburban area of Norwich. The road is quiet and residential. We're only 10 minutes drive from the airport or the train station.

Goose’s Place is a converted garage apartment, situated just outside the town of Bungay. It’s decorated to a very high standard with a contemporary feel and is ideal for anyone wanting a few nights away to relax in the countryside. You’ll have access to the summerhouse down by our large pond where you are welcome to fish, read a book or have a picnic and enjoy the surroundings. Along with eggs, bread and cereals for breakfast, there'll be homemade scones and cheese straws awaiting your arrival!

The living space, which has its own private entrance and parking spot right outside the front door, has a flat screen TV, access to Netflix and Amazon Prime, Google Home Mini and free Wifi. There is a modern, fully equipped kitchenette, with tea-making facilities, coffee machine and large oven and hob. You can then just relax with a large glass of wine or beer on the sofa in the lounge area or read one of the many books and magazines provided. The bedroom area has a king-size bed with luxurious bedding, and the spacious bathroom has a large walk-in shower, heated towel rail and large mirror. It’s a delightful living space for a couple or solo traveller.

The historical towns of Bungay and Beccles are just 2.4 and 5.8 miles from the apartment, and for those who want to spend the day by the coast, the beautiful seaside town of Southwold is just a 30 minute drive away. There’s a real ale pub, which serves nice pub food, a mere 500-yards down the road and less than half-a-mile away is one of the best Italian restaurants you’ll ever eat at!

Sea Pink is two minutes' walk to Wells Quay - with magical views, working fishing boats and an unspoilt wilderness. All within a few steps of fantastic restaurants and chic shops. Sea Pink is small but stylish. We have thought carefully about every detail for a comfortable and relaxing stay. Very clean, Smart TV & WiFi, high quality linen, parking. A mile to the huge, beautiful beach, lined with beach huts (including our own for hire). Covid-19: Bookings cancelled for 3 weeks from 23 March.

We love Wells and want our guests to have a special time too. The decor of Sea Pink is designed to be calming, the cottage is equipped with everything you could think of and we can recommend our favourite things to do, see and eat depending on your interests. You might want to escape to the saltmarsh, beach or countryside and see some of the wildlife on our doorstep, sample delicious, local food, or explore the historic country estates. Sitting/Dining Room with dining table and chairs, sofa, armchair, monk's bench, flat screen Smart TV, DVD, CD player, WiFi, sound bar, clock radio with Blu-tooth speaker Kitchen with gas hob and electric oven, fridge with ice box, microwave, washer/dryer, Tassimo Coffee Machine and breakfast bar by stable door Bedroom with double bed and doors off leading to ensuite shower and small separate cloakroom with washbasin and wc. Garden: Decked courtyard with garden furniture. Parking: Designated car parking for one car. Heating: G.F.C.H. Also Provided: Towels. Hairdryer. Local magazines, DVDs, books and games.

The beach a mile from the harbour 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 day, the sweep of huts against the pine forest. Ask about our beach hut if you want to make your stay extra special. We have fantastic gastro pubs and cafes a short walk away (I can make recommendations) and great shops along Staithe Street. Or to find solitude and wildlife you don't have to walk far. Local OS map and walk books for use by guests.

Bright, rustic, quaint: a self-contained and tranquil haven with views over the Norfolk countryside from sunny verandah. Kitchenette, microwave,gas hob; full-sized bath with shower head. Shared courtyard garden. Special mention...we have wonderful natural borehole water! Two lovely Vintage bicycles available to borrow. SPECIAL REQUEST: please can guests arrive between 2pm and 6pm on SATURDAYS. We are out later and like to see you in before we depart. Thanks.

A simple, cosy, tranquil space. Sunny verandah and little private place to watch the sun go down. Enclosed garden, ideal for children. Friendly cats, bats to watch at night, and maybe even the odd hen will come visiting...

The cabin is down a sandy track that leads to the river Thet with lovely views across the fields past an oak tree with swings. Very pleasant bicycling...close to Thetford Forest.

Our cottage is a light-filled modern house built in 2006 down a country lane, views over open fields. 2 miles to the coast. Three double bedrooms. Garden. Cosy in winter. Stately homes and bird sanctuaries nearby. Only available weekly Sat-Sat.

We plan to open again on the 14th April for sensible guests to book. Stiltz has always been a place many of our guests never leave, so get away and never see anyone else in our exceptional holiday home. Stiltz is dedicated to love and romance, connect with that special person, get away and focus on each other with hot tub and surrounding decking has uninterrupted views of the valley, walk in 350 acres of woodland without meeting anyone. A luxury kingsize four--poster-bed a woodburner.

The impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on our guests and our properties. We care deeply about your safety, whether you are at home or traveling. With this in mind, I would like to share some actions we are taking to help you make informed decisions about your stay or plan to stay with us. A major benefit for us is that we are very rural, and you never need meet anyone during your stay here. Most guests travel by car and we provide private and isolated guest car parking. And within the vast Woodlands and Heaths that back onto the properties, it is very rare to meet other people, and if people are walking their dogs, it is easy to see people approaching from a distance and to go in other directions. For the interim, we have removed all sauces and condiments, tea bags and aromatherapy oils for the hot tubs at both rentals. We will still provide a large portion of coffee beans for the coffee machines in a resealable container (kept in the fridges) which is replaced between guests, so these items you will now need to bring for your own personal use. Stand down day. We have now implemented an additional 24 hours between guests arriving and departing our properties. This is for two main reasons, one, it allows our hot tubs to be drained completely, and two, for us to carry out a full deeper clean, bleaching all surfaces in between all guests. Our cleaners have been advised/reminded on how to thoroughly clean our properties, and have been provided with additional cleaning solutions to ensure this is correctly carried out. This will double the time they spend cleaning our properties, however, we are determined to always continue to improve our excellent hygiene standards. We would also ask that all our guests please also follow government guidelines on hand washing and daily hygiene to ensure we are all working together to avoid this virus. What you can do to stay healthy Whether you’re at home or traveling, the WHO recommends practicing good hygiene to protect yourself against infection — by washing your hands frequently with soap, so we provide hand soap in our properties, we will provide correct strength alcohol-based sanitizer, if it is available for us to buy then we will provide it, but advice is soap and water with robust scrubbing is more effective. The advice of maintaining distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing, and avoiding touching your eyes, nose and mouth. So as a precaution we do not plan to meet any guests from now on during your stay, during check-in or check-out, key boxes ( we use anti bacterial treatment between guests on all key boxes) allow you to enter the property and leave with out the need to meet us. Airbnb now are changing cancelation policy and cancellation charges are being updated so guests do not lose out, please check regularly the site for details and you have any problems with COVID-19, we would prefer that you do cancel if your circumstances change, and if we have any problems then you will be notified via the app. We understand as this situation rapidly evolves, we know there is an atmosphere of uncertainty as travellers wonder if they should change their plans and we will do all we can to help with regular information. We have had some fantastic reviews, and we attract guests hunting for what we offer, therefore we want to be clear on what you can expect so you can then have the very best experience and therefore Stiltz can not be suitable for everyone or all tastes, it is very rural and designed for couples wanting to get away from it all. Stiltz has been compared to tree house and would not suitable for every one, so Stiltz is not suitable for guests as the Home access is ONLY by steps and the decking can be slippery when wet, and so please DO NOT BOOK, with children, or Older or limited mobility or Disabled guest, but our other property the lodge is child and Disability friendly and sleeps up to four or five and you can also book via Airbnb. Stiltzs is a building surrounded by decking and is on stilts as it is built on the side of a hill. It is only accessible ONLY by STEPs on both sides as pictured, the retreat has dual aspect decking, allowing you to maximise sun and shade from dawn till dusk, with the best uninterrupted views of the valley and 12 acres of meadows which surrounds our hot tub. This has been perfect for couples wanting a special break away. We have done all we can to make it as comfortable as possible, the luxury inside, alongside the pleasure of watching the sunset with a glass of bubbly at any time of the year from the warmth of the hot tub is something special that a photo cannot capture! The only better experience is that, on a clear night, you can lay back in the hot tub under a canopy of stars, which is something our guests have been amazed by and loved! As the decking is on different levels, we would not recommend it for infants, please do not ignore this advice as it is for your safety! For the same reasons, it is also not suitable for anyone who has mobility issues or disabilities, and again best pick the lodge, also with so much decking if it gets wet, care also needs to be taken for all our guests, and again, some more elderly guests would not find it practical to stay at Stiltz either. It is especially designed for couples looking for a romantic brake from the bustle of everyday life, curling up in front of a roaring fire with that special someone. We are miles away from the nearest village, and access is via an unmade track. Also some mobile providers also have poor coverage in our area too, it is rural with a capital R, so if fast broadband is a must have for your stay, then our location is not for you! The lodge is located with access to 600 acres of heathland and woods close to the leisure area called Top Farm, but Stiltz is completely separate and the field to the south-west has caravans and the field to the south-east has camping pitches, also the camping area can be used for Weddings in the summer and the area becomes busier in the School Summer Holiday periods, however, there is no access to the field around Stiltz, it is totally private, and all the facilities, including the hot tub, are for the exclusive of our guests during their stay and is tucked away from view. However, it’s charm can be felt in the Autumn and Winter months, the area is so quite and it feels like you are the only people for miles around! From the bedroom you can see the same views through triple glazed windows and, when you wake, relax in the luxury ash grey four poster bed, on a mattress which has over a 1000 individual pocket springs with deep, luxury fillings, this is a hand tufted mattress to give optimum support for a peaceful night’s sleep. We provide high quality and fresh bed linen for all guests, with luxury soft pillows and duvet. Many of our guests have said that, when combined with a couple of hours in the hot tub, it has made for the best night’s sleep they’ve had in years! (We also provide, free of charge, lavender, raspberry and other scented oils for use in the hot tub). We built Stiltz for relaxing in, and it is ideal for guests who want to stay somewhere a bit special. Our happiest clients seem to be couples who want to get away from it all, but not to scrimp on comfort! The french solid oak flooring in the bedroom steps you into the travertine stone floor of the ensuite, with shower, basin and toilet, with soft deep towels provided, or your robes provided for the spa. The en suite is clad in hand cut timber painted with soft eggshell. From the shower room step into the lounge, with a deep four-seater, grey, leather sofa, to curl up on for a cosy night in front of the contemporary wood burner, with the option of watching the Panasonic 40" Smart TV, with Freeview TV, DVD player and selection of DVD's. It is unlikely you will feel either too cold or, too hot, as the building is super insulated, but the 5 kilowatt state of the art Scandinavian wood burner can make the place very hot quite rapidly. (The manual has details on its operation), and with a flick of a switch the warm aromatic air can be pulled through into your bedroom. We provide all wood and kindling free of charge for your stay, as it is a must for our winter guests! You can exit the lounge stepping onto your personal decked areas on both sides of Stiltz via sets of double patio doors. To the sun deck or covered breakfast area, all areas can be again fully lit in the evenings. The dining table separates the lounge from the kitchen area, and you will find DAB radio and an Ipod dock for visitors’ use. Both the lounge and kitchen have white bespoke New England adjustable shutters for maximum privacy and shade. The kitchen is well equipped with all your home comforts, seasoning (Tuscan, Italian , French, chilli and others) plus your own top of the range bean to cup coffee machine (Instructions to be found in the manual), also find complimentary fresh coffee beans kept in the fridge for your use also. Dishwasher, toaster, blender and kettle are also provided. Instant coffee and a selection of twelve types of tea bags from herbal to Earl Grey are complementary . Also, all necessities, i.e. dishwasher tablets, washing up liquid and cleaning products. The cooking area has a ceramic hob, extractor fan and a large separate combination microwave/grill/oven (Instructions in the manual), also commentary cooking oils, balsamic vinegar, sauces, herbs and spices. To brighten up our kitchen we have a fun, bright orange, retro fridge-freezer and on top you have your very own ice machine. We even provide a full set of condiments, ketchup, mustard, chilli, tabasco and much more! At the end of the kitchen you can exit on to a further decked balcony via the third set of patio doors. This time, the deck has a glass roof, and you can step out onto the sun deck with sun loungers ready surrounded by a glass balcony, so as not to spoil your view! From there you can step straight into the spa, which is level with the deck. With external down lighters outside the north facing glazed wall, these, and all the extensive external lighting, are controlled from the door by the bedroom, which leads you on to the decking. The framed edge of the decked balcony is also lined with stainless steel handrails and cabling. The hot tub is a Catalina XL21000, with twin loungers so you can lay back. It seats five comfortably, and with three pumps and a heated blower the 64 stainless steel jets should not miss a spot delivering the ultimate relaxation. However, if you wish to chill in this idyllic country setting, then pop up the built in speakers, and turn on the CD player, with topside controls from within the tub, or plug in your phone or iPod to listen to your own playlist, and at night you can always turn on the tubs own underwater LED lights. On the decking next to the hot tub are two padded rattan chairs and table, perfect for breakfasts, and a bistro set with low chairs and a table perfect for evening prosecco. Our guests can enjoy their evening with subtle light from blue up lighters on the deck (for safety, champagne flutes, tumblers and wine goblets provided are polycarbonate for use in the hot tub). The decking area can also accommodate hammocks provided, the area to the south has a corner rattan sofas and large table with a 3.5m Anthracite Overhanging Parrassol, and the picnic table and seats with brolly. Additional shade can also be introduced by raising both the three metre sails. This decked area is ideal if you wish to fire up the three burner gas BBQ (Full set of tools provided for BBQing), and with the down lighters in the evenings along the soffit, create a perfect area for relaxation. Beyond this decking is a gravel courtyard, framed with willow fencing adorned with solar lanterns, this area too has a bistro set of chairs and table on the stones safe for those wishing to smoke. but if you fancy something funky one of the two moulded stools lights up, just select your Colour by remote control. If you hanker for straying a bit further in the outdoors, then down the stairs off the decking into miles of woodland walks (map on the wall of the 500 acres in total without crossing a road) or, venture onto the adjacent heathland on bikes, which we can organise hire for your stay if you would like? Even if you clock up the miles on your walk, you will be lucky to come across anyone else, but you will find miles more beautiful scenery without a house in sight. Just as with the views from the decking around Stiltz! We except guests with well-behaved pets, but we require information on your pet before we accept the booking. We want your stay to meet our high standards, and so, we like to change the water in the hot tub every week, but this takes more than 12 hours to empty, refill and get back to the correct temperature, therefore to allow this to happen, we do appreciate a prompt departure to allow us to be able to do this for our next guests. However, if we do not have guests arriving the following afternoon we are happy to be more flexible on departure times, so please just ask. Also, weekends are our most popular time for bookings, so we do discount week nights and longer stays! With only one bedroom Stiltz normally only caters for 2 adults maximum, however, we can also provide a fold away spare bed and the large sofa can be used as a single bed due to its size and comfort, as some guests have wanted to bring their children. However, as previously stated, we do not recommend toddlers or the disabled to stay due to the lodge layout and safety around the hot tub, steps and decking. The car parking space is covered by CCTV for security, but the CCTV does not cover the hottub and private Garden and decking areas. Please browse our pictures, although our guests (and us) don't believe they do Stiltz the justice it deserves!! Why not come see for yourselves!! We do ask for a minimum stay of two nights, this is because cleaning, inside and out thoroughly can take three to four hours. Also, the emptying, filling and regular maintenance of the hot tub has to be completed and returning it to operating temperature can take many hours. We always clean and flush the hot tub every week, and it is only for your exclusive use only during your stay.

We have had some fantastic reviews, and we attract guests hunting for what we offer, therefore we want to be clear on what you can expect so you can then have the very best experience and therefore Stiltz can not be suitable for everyone or all tastes, it is very rural and designed for couples wanting to get away from it all and some guests are disappointed as we do not have good reliable wifi, so during your stay if you can't live a couple of days without a stable super fast wifi connection then I recommend a city break, respectfully, we are in the "sticks" and would not want you to think otherwise. Also if you can't find the date you want or you want no steps and a flat entrance to the building then you can book "the Lodge" same features, all new and it can be more peaceful as at certain times the field next to Stiltz is hosted by the owners of the farm (not us!) for weddings and other events, and at these times Stiltz is normally booked for the bride and groom. So Stiltz is very quite 90% of the time but at busier periods music can be heard at these times, please ask if this a concern and we can check what's on and also the lodge is tucked around the other side of the farm so is more private and more enclosed if that is a must, please book the place that most suits your needs ! But most of all this is an ideallic and remote spot loved by all! You might want help with Bike hire, we can do that so it is all sorted, hats, lights and locks for your arrival, look at above guest access section it has full details, plus details on Tesco or Sainsbury delivery for when or before they arrive, just ask and we can agree the slot and order all your goodies to maximise your time in the Hottub or exploring the woods! Guests have commented that the pictures we post do not do Stiltz justice and we love that! We have gone to extra lengths on the detail, the mattress was one of the most expensive available and framed by a hand made four poster bed, the cost coffee machine would set you back a pretty penny, but it is not about how much we spend on the stuff inside and out. We keep the freshest coffee beans in the fridge for that perfect cup of coffee, Our cleaner spends 3-4 hours after every guest departure making sure it is spotless, we want you stay to be perfect and for us it has to be very clean, and that goes for the Hottub, we spend many hours after every guest, cleaning pipes, changing / cleaning filters, changing water and cleaning the tub and did I say fresh water, it is a major exercise as the hot tub takes an hour to empty, over two to fill, and it can take eight hours or more to reach the ideal temperature, so if we don't have time we can do a partial change, and a deep clean, as we look to to do a full change every week, not the two months as recommended by the manufacturer and as others do, on top and as a matter of course we balance the water condition twice daily, for us this has to be clean as, you would not want to share someone else's bath! We had our first guest propose in the Hottub in December, there are some occasions best remembered under a carpet of stars in a dark sky in water set to 103 degrees with a 4,500 bubbles per second, we set the seen as best we can, we do the detail so you can forget it! But we have had guests whom have spent till 5am in the Hottub and slept till 3pm, we do not do your normal week, if you live in Essex, Devon, London or Hertfordshire, you will have an experience designed to be far away from the routine and some time away from the buzz with someone special! Our guests can enjoy their stay, relaxing in the hot tub on the outdoor decked area, with commanding views over the peaceful North Norfolk countryside surrounding Stiltz Lodge, or BBQ on the decked area to the rear and lounge in a hammock!! We decorate in side and out at Christmas. If you are planning a special break then you we often surprise our guests with a complementary Bottle of prosecco on ice with glasses, that way your holiday can start the second you arrive and if it is chilly you will find a roaring waiting for you to toast your toes! If you are unsure read the reviews, or stay and be miles away from the daily graft and write your own story! We like our guests to enjoy their stay, some regular Airbnb guests and new to us have said Stiltz is the best place they have ever stayed, find out?

Golden Orfe is one of four shepherd huts and a lodge (The Boathouse) on our site all located by our lake. Our huts comfortably sleep two adults we are an adult only site and welcome guests aged 18 years and over. We are unable to accept babies, toddlers or children under 18. All of our properties come with their own hot tubs no need for you to share with other guests. Fishing available on site please bring your own equipment and bait.

The kitchen is with a fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, gas hob and electric oven. Due to space constraints there is no freezer, dishwasher or washing machine. Full gas central heating inside the property and a multi fuel stove we provide a starter pack ofcoal/logs. Seating inside and outside the bed is King size. We provide all linens for inside the property but you may wish to bring extra towels for the hot tub.

We are in a quiet, rural location. There is a friendly local pub which serves meals in the village approximately 15 minutes walk from the site. Our nearest town is Watton about a five minute drive away.

Welcome to our home! We hope you will enjoy it as much as we do!! This is the perfect location to enjoy Norwich city and the surrounding areas of Norfolk. You are only 15-20 minutes walk from the city centre and there is free parking on the road outside the house. We provide: • All Bedding & Towels • Shower Gel, Shampoo, Conditioner • Selection of Teas • Fresh Ground Coffee • Luxury Hot Chocolate • Milk • Butter & Jams • Sauce Condiments • Spices for Cooking

We have travelled using Airbnb over the past few years and have had some amazing experiences and want to offer the best Airbnb experience possible now that we are hosting. We really love our home so please treat it as you would your own.

Norwich is a wonderful city. Full of Culture and History. It has been voted 4th best shopping area in the UK, set amongst beautiful surroundings. We have lots of great restaurants and bars. Something for everyone's taste. Please do not hesitate to ask for recommendations as we will be happy to tell you about some of our favourite places.

King Nutkin resides on the brow of the hill at Happy Valley Norfolk.The perfect romantic getaway for those who love life outdoors. Adjoining a 250 acre Norfolk Wildlife Trust Site you can get to the village without touching the road. Bring Bikes.We're spoilt for choice of gastro pubs in North and West Norfolk, lots of activities and attraction within a short drive. 1/2 hour from the incredible North Norfolk Coast & just minutes from Roydon Common & Grimston Warren.Use of Hot Tub - Fee for logs.

Protected from the elements by the beautiful fir forest. We have some incredible mature oaks, weeping willow, weeping beech and firs. There are areas throughout the site of open spaces or more dense woodland. You can access 250 acres to the rear of the site named Congham Heath. This is a beautiful walk/bike ride of undulating ground. Happy Valley houses a variety of natures greats such as black darter dragon fly, birds of prey, deer, pheasants, butterfly as plenty, rare long eared bats, Nightjar and bees. A heron often sits on the pond eye up its dinner. Grimston Warren and Roydon common sit on the edge of Grimston which are beautiful Heathland Restoration projects house a rich mosaic of habitats. - Bring your bikes, great trails through the woods- Spoilt by lots of award winning gastro pubs close by and 20-30 mins to incredible north Norfolk beaches if you fancy a day there. New toilets & waterfall showers. Use of Wood Fired Hot Tub. (booking essential)

We are a rural venue on the picturesque Massingham Road. At the mouth of the valley. The sound of nature. The perfect place to get back to nature and feel the earth.

You really couldn’t be nearer the water or the harbour when you stay at this luxurious romantic retreat set right in the heart of Wells-next-the-Sea with unbeatable views of the harbour! Picture perfect for loved-up couples or a small family, take one step out of this beautiful luxury apartment and you’re literally right on the harbour in lively Wells-next-the-Sea, with its numerous restaurants, pubs and boutiques and shops. One step inside this boutique retreat and you’ll immediately fall in love with the calming embrace which envelopes you as you walk through the door. The incredible view of the fishing boats and sea from the breakfast table is undoubtedly the star of the show and the owners have opted for a subtle and calming decor throughout the property, so you seamlessly slip into a relaxed holiday mode from the moment you arrive. Watch as the fisherman land their catch (it is a working harbour) or join the children on the quay as they spend hours crabbing (or as it is known locally ‘gillying’) from the harbour wall. You will love returning to the apartment and snuggling down to watch a movie on an evening after dining out at one of the fabulous pubs/restaurants that fill this enchanting little seaside town, so loved for its beach huts, sand dunes and pine forest. Additional Information Please note: Children 10 years and older are welcome at this property. Sorry, no pets. Additional sleeping is available on a sofa bed in the sitting room, please specify at time of booking if you would like linens for this. Access Notes: There are wide doors throughout and a walk-in shower. One large entrance step. Parking is round the back of the property. Ground Floor: Shower room With shower, wash basin and WC. Sitting room With sofa bed (see additional information) and television with DVD player. Dining kitchen With breakfast bar seating four, large window with views to the sea, gas range cooker and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washing machine. Master bedroom With super-king size bed. En-suite bathroom Contemporary, freestanding roll top bath, large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, two wash basins, bidet and WC. Outside: There is no outside space, but you are directly opposite the harbour and quay where there are benches on a grassy area diagonally opposite, which you could easily take advantage of on sunny days, plus you'll enjoy the most spectacular of views. Parking for one car at the rear of the property, although not designated. A parking permit will be available for use during your stay, please leave this is in the apartment when you depart.

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.

Dine on BBQ grills in the Moroccan-themed covered sitting area, and in the 'winter months' stoke up the log stove and break out the board games for a night in. This self-contained space is decorated in a tasteful nautical theme, and includes a large walk-in shower room. Coronavirus: In order to mitigate the risk of infection we have introduced a new cleaning regime. We now undertake a sanitizing deep-clean using disinfectants on all surfaces including the floor and kitchen worktop, dining table and chairs, door and cupboard handles, tv remote, taps, loo light switches and shower area.

Cosy Cottage is a self-contained converted outbuilding situated in a quite off-road location with access to the extensive gardens and summer house. It is decorated in a delightful beach theme throughout and features a double bedroom, lounge, well-equipped kitchen, dining area and large walk-in shower room. With an HD TV and DVD player in the cottage, you can cosy up on the sofa and enjoy a quite night in. There is also secure parking.

North Elmham is a friendly village in the heart of Norfolk. Enjoy a cooked breakfast or light lunch at The Teapost, only steps away, and gastropub delights at The King's Head, 5 minutes' walk. The North Norfolk coast 25 minutes away is a must-visit.

The Log Cabin, in Lyng is an idyllic getaway cottage, overlooking the River Wensum in Norfolk. Cosy open plan living, with a super-king bed, shower, small kitchenette, wooden flooring and lovely wood burning stove! Welcome pack on arrival, includes, milk, tea, coffee, sugar, biscuits and a bottle of wine. The cabin is located in a private 2 acre grounds with two other holiday rentals that share the same driveway. Ideal with you are a large group.

The Log Cabin is a bijoux living space, perfect for a couple of night's escape, set in the beautiful Wensum Valley. Overlooking the 16th Century Mill House and pond in Lyng, with easy access to wonderful walks, nature reserves and access to fish on the Lyng Mill Pond. Access to the Log Cabin is via a porch at the front. There is a wooden outside cupboard for dirty boots and extra wood for the burner .

Wonderful walks next to the Lyng lakes which is known for its wildlife. Fishing access available on request. The award winning Fox Pub is 5 minutes walk, which offers a great range of food, wines and local beer. The village shop, Lyng Stores, is a 5 minute walk, offering provisions and a café (perfect for tea and cakes after a long walk). 30 minutes drive to the beach. 20 minutes from the historic city of Norwich.

A cosy, two story annexe with fully functional kitchen, including a washing machine for guests sole use and cosy log burner in the living room. Guests are within walking distance of a fantastic gastro pub, should you not feel like cooking. https://www.theboars.co.uk Perfect for access to Wymondham and Norwich, or as a stop off on the way to the beautiful Norfolk Broads or beaches. Guests have off street parking directly outside the annexe.

Please note that the annexe has a stone staircase between floors and also low ceilings upstairs. I advise that owing to the stone staircase, this property may not be suitable if guests have young children who are mobile, or if any guests have vision or mobility impairment. The property has a free standing bath tub, but does not have a shower. I can provide a travel cot, or an extra single mattress if needed.

Spooner Row is a quiet rural town, however is within reach of the city of Norwich, which has many great restaurants and bars. I am happy to give recommendations. I also strongly recommend the local pub, The Boars, in Spooner Row https://www.theboars.co.uk

Single storey converted old dairy with 2 good sized double bedrooms, shower room and open plan kitchen/lounge/dinner with Woodburner. We are situated 1/2 mile from Shipdham airfield, 8 miles from Watton, 7 miles from Dereham & 4 miles from the pretty market town of Hingham. There is ample parking including space for larger vehicles. Our location is very rural so please check the directions page to help find us. We welcome well behaved pets and also have stabling for you to bring your horse.

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.

Wood Lodge is a lovely self catering holiday get away in North Runcton, Norfolk, close to the stunning North Norfolk coast, Sandringham Estate and North Norfolk Nature Reserve. Wood Lodge has the benefit of being located near some of the country's most stunning scenery, comprising of country estates, beaches, bird watching and various walks. You will also find other activities and outings to suit a variety of interests, ages and, of course, English weather situations!

Wood Lodge, a self contained property, is newly renovated to a high standard focusing on comfortable living for either a family, friends or couples wishing for time away. Wood Lodge comprises of 2 double bedrooms, one downstairs bedroom with 1 double bed and an upstairs bedroom with 2 single beds. There is also a double sofa bed in the living area. The kitchen and bathroom (both downstairs) have just been refurbished, making the accommodation very comfortable. Within the living area there are 2 large sofas, television with DVD player, dining table and chairs for up to 6 people. Outside there is a large garden area (sole use for Wood Lodge) with picnic table, great for children to spread their legs! WIFI is available throughout the lodge. Wood Lodge is situated next to our home, Wood Cottage. 1 WEEK SUMMER BOOKINGS ARE ON A FRI TO FRI BASIS. CLICK ON ANY FRI DURING SUMMER 2020 AND THE CALENDAR WILL SHOW THE DATES AVAILABLE (THE CALENDAR SHOWS THEM TO BE UNAVAILABLE APART FROM THE FRIDAY, WHICH IS A FAULT ON THE PART OF THE CALENDAR) YOU'LL BE HAPPY TO KNOW WE DO NOT CHARGE A CLEANING FEE. ALL TOWELS AND LINEN ARE PROVIDED TRAVEL COT AND HIGH CHAIR PROVIDED ON REQUEST, GUESTS WOULD NEED TO BRING BEDDING FOR THE COT. CHECKOUT IS 10.30am

Wood Lodge, only 4 miles from the historic Hanseatic port town of King's Lynn,has the benefit of being located near some of the country's most stunning scenery, comprising of country estates, beaches, bird watching and various walks. You will also find other activities and outings to suit a variety of interests, ages and, of course, English weather situations! Please see the information leaflets in Wood Lodge or feel free to ask your hosts, Robbie and Helen upon arrival. King's Lynn has various restaurants and pubs, as do the local villages. Thers is also a Sainsburys and Tescos 5 mins away.

Get back to nature in style at this beautiful, peaceful woodland retreat, just one and a half miles inland from the popular coastal village of Weybourne. Liz's Lodge is a fabulously luxurious Scandinavian A-frame dwelling, set in a small copse within the secluded 'woodland village' of Weybourne Forest. Furnished in an elegant, contemporary style with great attention to detail, and clever use of space, the owner has created a very relaxed and comfortable environment, in keeping with its lovely, tranquil setting. The lodge has three bedrooms, one of which is downstairs, and two bathrooms.The stunning open-plan and light-filled living space has one totally glazed wall to take full advantage of the woodland scene outside. This is a superb place to socialise, as well as relax and take in the view - slide open the door and you can bring the outside in. On warm days you have a choice of two decked, glazed balconies, where you can enjoy some alfresco dining or just lie back, look at that great big Norfolk sky and listen to the birds! A little way down the hill is Weybourne Station, where you can take a ride back in time and catch the Poppyline steam train to either Holt or Sheringham. It's about a twenty minute walk down to the main village where there is a well-stocked village store, and a good pub serving food. The Coasthopper bus passes through on a regular basis all year round, and stops at all the coastal villages from Kings Lynn to Cromer. Liz's Lodge really is the perfect place to stay if you like to keep fit; there are some pretty woodland trails to explore from right outside the door, the National Trust's Sheringham Park and Kelling Heath are close by, and the North Norfolk coastal path is a short drive (or two mile walk) away. Guests can also enjoy complimentary membership at the nearby Woodlands Leisure Club, easily reached by car, or via the woodland footpath (about a mile), where there is a heated 25m x 10m adult pool, a children's pool, sauna, steam room, spa bath, gym and fitness suite, as well as beauty spa. Ground Floor: Entrance hallway With coat rack and sideboard. Stunning open-plan living space A spacious full height, light filled open-plan area with spectacular woodland views. Kitchen area With modern fitted units in a U configuration, offering plenty of storage space, work surface and breakfast bar to one side with three stools. There's a large freestanding fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, an integrated electric oven and microwave, and an induction hob with extractor above. The adjoining Dining area has a table with bench seating to either side. Sitting area With some striking Origami wall art, a three-seater sofa, a two-seater sofa, armchair, coffee and side tables, wide screen Smart television and DVD player. A large sliding glass door opens to the decked patio area. Cloaks/Utility room With storage cupboards, washing machine, tumble dryer, washbasin and wc. Master bedroom With a king-size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables, lamps and hairdryer. En-suite shower room With large walk-in shower, basin inset into vanity unit, heated towel rail and wc. First Floor: An oak staircase leads to the upstairs landing. From here an external door leads out to the upper decked seating area. Double bedroom With a double bed with bedside tables and lamps, chest of drawers, hooks with coathangers. Twin bedroom With full-size twin beds, bedside table, lamps, wall-mounted clothes hanging rack, and under bed clothes storage boxes. Family bathroom With bath and shower over, vanity unit with wash basin, mirror over, WC and heated towel rail. Outside: There are two decked areas with seating and lighting, which are enclosed by glass panels, safe for both children and dogs. The ground floor decked area has a gas barbecue and gate that leads into the immediate garden and woodland area beyond. There is parking to the side of the lodge with space for two cars. Additional Information Well-behaved dogs are welcome (a charge of £30/dog is applicable), but are requested to respect house rules, and should always be kept under control within the forest to avoid disturbing the wildlife.

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.

Oystercatcher is a charming, traditional two bedroom Norfolk fisherman’s cottage situated on the High Street just a short stroll from Blakeney Quay and all of the village amenities. Perfect for anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of day to day life this property has been recently updated and now has all of the modern requirements required whilst retaining every bit of its coastal cottage charm.

Upon entering the cottage in to a long entrance hallway you will find the living room on your right with a lovely, comfy sofa, and arm chair perfect for snuggling up in front of the gorgeous wood burning stove. In the corner is a dining table that will comfortably seat four. Neutrally decorated and opened up to the kitchen, this room feels very light, airy and welcoming. From the living room, down a small step is the traditional, small but well-equipped kitchen which has an electric oven and hob, a microwave, a dishwasher and a fridge freezer. The kitchen is tastefully decorated and allows access back through to the entrance hall off which is the ground floor shower room and the door out to the wonderful enclosed courtyard garden which has a pretty table and chairs set, perfect for sitting and sipping a glass of wine on a warm sunny evening. Back inside and to the front of the house is the good sized double bedroom. Up the original, steep ‘Norfolk Winder’ cottage stairs from the sitting room is the large twin bedroom which looks out over the high street. This room has a good sized en-suite bathroom. There is a pull out bed that we can set up in the upstairs twin bedroom to sleep 3 guests. Extra charge applies.

Surrounding area Blakeney must be one of the most sought after coastal villages in North Norfolk. The whole coastal area, much of it owned by The National Trust, is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracting both sailing enthusiasts and ornithologists. The village retains a unique atmosphere with many of the old mariners’ and merchants’ houses remaining in its narrow streets with others tucked away in flint walled alleyways. The main street runs down to the Quay with its salt marsh and channels, with Blakeney Point beyond. There is a surprisingly wide selection of shops, public houses and hotels. A wider range of amenities can be found in the Georgian town of Holt, about 5 miles to the south.