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Little Gem is barely 2 mins from Sheringham beach, bijou, self contained, bright and modern. The space is limited but well laid out to provide a bathroom with a shower and a fully equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar for dining. Additionally, there is a sofa on the first floor for watching TV Wifi now up and running! Bedding is feather and Egyptian cotton, deep firm orthopaedic mattress with feather topper There is unlimited parking available on nearby roads but no private parking

Little Gem is the smallest freehold property in Sheringham. Best for short stays and slim guests with little luggage. Sheringham is one of the few places in Britain where you can see both the sunrise and sunset over the sea The bathroom is off the kitchen on the ground floor and the bedroom is on the first floor with ceiling open to the rafters so restricted head height in some places. The electric shower is not a power shower, please don't be disappointed. The accommodation is fresh with a seaside theme. We leave UHT milk, biscuits, tea, coffee, hot chocolate and sugar to welcome you. Soap, shampoo, Egyptian cotton bed linen, bath towels (please note no hand towels), hairdryer and iron are provided. There is a key safe which offers ease of access upon arrival. The property is only a few minutes from Sheringham beach. On road unlimited parking can be found on Cremer St and Cliff Rd, both very close by. There is also timed parking on the High St and a pay and display car park at the bottom of beach Rd. The Salvation Army car park is practically opposite Little Gem and if spaces are available, it would be possible to unload upon arrival. Parking may be limited during the peak holiday season and not always easy to find There is Wifi and a TV I do not allow pets

Sheringham is a vibrant, friendly seaside town. Beautiful golden sands and traditional beach huts, ice cream cones and bunting set the scene. Sheringham offers a wealth of things to do, with The Mo museum, Steam Railway with steam trains running frequently to Holt and Weybourne, Splash Swimming Pool and Golf Course. The thriving high street offers a wealth of independent stores, coffee shops and places to eat. Local attractions include, The Muckleburgh Collection, National Trust properties at Felbrigg and Blickling. From Morston and Blakeney take a trip to see the seals or simply enjoy being beside the sea.

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

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

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

Private entrance into the Atrium to a small double bedroom en-suite shower room with TV and free Wi-Fi overlooking the garden, in a quite road, 5 minutes from Holt. Plenty of space for walking boots and outdoor wear. Parking on small driveway in front of garage. Price included set continental breakfast, Tassimo coffee machine. Gluten and Dairy free friendly

Detached flint Cottage with private atrium room in the rural village of Thornage just 4 miles from the beautiful Georgian town of Holt. The room is light, bright and comfortable overlooking the garden. Vi- Sprung bed with crisp white linen with super soft towels to return to after a day exploring. Freeview TV and free wi fi. Tassimo tea and coffee machine. Lots of literature on local area. Plenty space for walking boots and outdoor wear. Garden with patio, table and bench for guest use, parking on drive way.

Thornage is a peaceful traditional Norfolk village with beautiful scenery, also has many public foot paths to get off the beaten track. There are 2 pubs within a few minutes drive or brisk walking distance, serving locally sourced food with traditional local ales. We are a short drive to the stunning North Norfolk coast, Blakeney, Cley, Morston and Holkham plus the many wonderful stately homes, Holkham, Sandringham, and National Trust properties, Blickling, Felbrigg, and Sheringham Park. There are 3 golf courses nearby, Sheringham, Cromer and Brancaster. The salt marshes are a hive of activity for bird watchers. Beaches and cliff top walks all on the doorstep. Step back in time on the Poppy Line, take a steam train from Holt to Sheringham taking in the beautiful vista's along the way. Leave the car and catch the bus into the historical city of Norwich. We are always available to recommend places to visit, eat and drink. Pensthorpe Nature reserve, fantastic walks a amazing amount of wild life plus a fantastic cafe/restaurant, just 10 minutes drive. Perfect place to stay for the Thursford Collection The Auden theatre is 5 min drive and show a variety of performances, including popular musicals also the classics.

Satara is a newly built luxurious flint cottage located in a secluded section of the Jericho House property. It is an ideal location-only a couple of minutes walk to the village centre and 10 mins walk to the beach. It is a large 1 bedroom cottage, with a private patio & garden, situated under some beautiful horse chestnut trees. It is spacious, modern yet cosy, light and well appointed with new fixtures & fittings. There is under floor heating throughout the cottage, Wi-fi and off road parking.

Quiet neighbourhood, but very friendly. Only 2 mins walk from the (very good) local Pub and Village Store.

A modern little holiday bungalow set in a peaceful wooded location within the grounds of Weybourne Hall, with views across to the sea and Weybourne windmill. Beach Retreat is just that. A quiet escape from a busy life within walking distance of the beach and the scenic North Norfolk coastal path. Somewhere to retire to at the end of a busy day spent outdoors exploring this magical part of North Norfolk. The bungalow is petite and chic and has been furnished in a contemporary, relaxing style. Beach Retreat is a lovely holiday hideaway for a couple or a family with small children. The pretty village of Weybourne is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a great base for exploring the Norfolk coast and beyond. The village has a very good pub serving food and a well-stocked village store with popular cafe. Additional Information Sorry, no pets. All Ground Floor: Open-plan living area A dual aspect, L-shaped room with comfortable seating, dining table with seating for four on two chairs and a bench, and widescreen television with inbuilt DVD player. In the kitchen there is an electric cooker with extractor, fridge with icebox, microwave and washing machine. Bathroom With corner shower cubicle, wash basin, heated towel rail and WC. Double bedroom With 4'6" double bed. Twin Bedroom With 2'6" twin beds. Outside: There is a small front garden with bench seating. All the land around Beach Retreat is the property of the park. Please be aware the adjacent woodland is currently fenced off, due to potentially unstable trees. Fencing and signage are in place. Parking space for two cars. You can park directly in front of the bungalow or on the grass by the trees across the driveway.

The Nook is a perfect retreat on the North Norfolk coast. Small in size but big in style and equipment to make your stay a real lazy, relaxing get away. Cost of heating, water, electric included. Small double bed with linen supplied. Microwave/oven available to use. 5 mins walk to the sea and 2 mins walk to the town centre which is full of small eclectic shops and restaurants with a coastal feel. The NNR steams from Sheringham to Holt. Rail links also to Norwich from Sheringham via Cromer.

There is plenty to do in and around Sheringham. Steam and diesel railway links, golf (Sheringham and Cromer), sandy blue flag award beaches, excellent paths for walking and exploring, great Coast Hopper bus service, cycle hire, Splash indoor swimming and fitness centre - and much, much more.

En-suite double room in Sheringham 12 minutes from beach and town centre. You will have your own shower room and your own living room. We have a drive, please feel free to use. We will provide towels, conditioner, shampoo, shower gel and soap for the duration of your stay. There is also a hair-dryer. Use of the kitchen is fine, kettle, toaster, microwave and oven- for light use. Teas and coffees provided We do also have a cat, so our place may not be suitable for people with allergies.

You will have your own En-suite shower-room and living-room. Please feel free to use the kitchen for light use.

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

A fabulous luxury, single storey barn conversion set in the heart of this peaceful coastal village, where you will find a great pub, a super, very well-equipped village shop/cafe, and the wonderful North Norfolk coast all within easy walking distance. What more could you want?! With parts of the building dating back to the Victorian era, this traditional brick and flint barn has been converted to very high modern standards, without losing any of its character as beams and feature flint walls have been retained. The overall impression on entering the barn is one of comfort and relaxed easy living. There is a lovely light open plan vaulted living area, with skylights and full height bi-fold doors and windows that overlook the south facing garden, running the full length of the room. The sitting area has a wood burning stove to light for extra warmth and ambience, although with underfloor heating in this area and great insulation, you should already be nice and cosy. There are three bedrooms (king size, double and super king zip-and-link, with twin option) and three very smart bathrooms (two are en-suite), making this the perfect holiday home for couples and friends to enjoy time together. Summer Barn will suit families too, especially with older children. Weybourne is a great little spot as a base for getting out and about exploring this part of North Norfolk, either on foot (the are some fabulous walks to explore from outside the door, both inland and coastal), by catching the Coasthopper bus service that runs through the village or by car. The Georgian town of Holt is just three miles up the road, where you will find boutiques, galleries and a variety of places to eat. Sheringham, the next coastal resort along the coast, is a bustling traditional seaside town where fisherman still bring in their daily catch. You will find plenty of facilities, including many interesting shops, a museum, pubs, restaurants and tea rooms, as well as a supermarket and filling station. If you fancy a day trip to Norwich, you can catch a train from Sheringham town centre. Additional Information: Sorry, pets not allowed. Feather duvets, hypoallergenic pillows. Underfloor heating in the living area, radiators in the bedrooms and bathrooms. Please request required make up of the bed in Bedroom 3 at the time of booking. There is no equipment provided for babies. Access Note: There are a few internal steps, though they are not steep. Accommodation All on One Level Entrance lobby With space for coats and boots. A cupboard houses the washer/dryer. Open plan vaulted living space Sitting area with comfortable seating, widescreen Smart television with Freeview, DVD player and wood burning stove. Dining area with table and seating for six. Kitchen with double oven, electric hob, American-style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave. Steps from the living area lead up to the bedrooms Bedroom three With 6' super-king zip-and-link bed, which can be set up at 3' twin beds (please request on booking). Bathroom With bath with hand held shower, wash basin and WC. Bedroom two With entrance from the en-suite bathroom where there is a shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. The bedroom has a 4'6" double bed. Master bedroom With 5' king-size bed. En-suite bathroom with wet room style shower, wash basin and WC. Outside: There is a south facing walled garden, with garden furniture. There is no barbecue provided, but disposable barbecues are available to purchase locally. There is parking on the driveway for two cars. Further parking is available roadside on Home Farm Rise or Beach Road.

The cart shed is a beautiful barn conversion in the village of Weybourne on the North Norfolk Coast. With a wood burner and underfloor heating its perfect for a winter break for 2. Its rustic, cosy and romantic. And you might like to bring your dog!

The Cart Shed is a beautiful brick and flint barn conversion. It really was the cart shed at one time, and has one of the old cart wheels found there at the time of renovation up on the wall, as well as the original windows. It is wonderfully spacious, full of character, comfortable, and warm. It has a large open plan kitchen/dining/living area with vaulted ceilings, original beams and exposed brick and flint walls. There is a wood burning stove in the main living area [with a useful sheila maid drying rack over], and underfloor heating under the whole ground floor - making it really cosy for the winter months. There is also a large bathroom downstairs, with roll top bath, shower over, heated towel rail, toilet, bidet, and sink. Upstairs there is a bedroom in the eaves with a comfortable king-size bed and a landing where you could put a cot or small bed for a child. Free Wifi included. The car port can be used as an outside living space like a verandah - which is especially nice in the morning when the sun comes streaming in. Beyond that there is a communal gravelled area shared by the other barns in the development. There is a small gate adjacent to the property that leads straight out onto Holt Road - and in one direction you are quickly into countryside with marked footpaths, and in the other it is a short stroll into the centre of the village and on down to the sea. The barn is perfect for a couple and one well- behaved dog is welcome. There are 2 carports for use by visitors at the barn - one can be used for your car, and the other can be used for outside spacewith table and chairs.

The Cart Shed is in a prime location in the village of Weybourne on the North Norfolk (URL HIDDEN) is set in a development of barns close to the centre of the village. The local shop (which also sells coffees, cakes and croissants), and the local pub -The Ship - for good food or a drink, are just a couple of hundred yards away. And the sea is just a few minutes walk away down Beach lane beyond the village shop. Weybourne is an ideal base for exploring the many attractions that North Norfolk has to offer, The Georgian town of Holt is just 3 miles away, with its numerous boutiques, antique shops, cafes and restaurants. The popular coastal town of Sheringham is just 3 miles in the other direction, and if you don't want to drive, it is a pleasant walk there from Weybourne along the cliffs. Cley-Next-Sea is nearby with its pottery, deli, windmill, arts and crafts galleries and the Cley Marshes Nature reserve - a world renowned bird-watching site. In Blakeney you can go out on a boat to see the seals on Blakeney point. Then there is Wells-next-Sea - a beautiful and historic harbour and seaside resort with its fabulous beach. Practically on your doorstep you have the beautiful Sheringham Park, and Kelling Heath for miles and miles of walks. There is a leisure centre with pool, sauna, jacuzzi and gym just a couple of minutes drive away from the barn, in Kelling Heath Holiday Park, set in 250 acres of woodland and rare open heath. There are numerous country parks, stately homes and gardens within easy reach for day's out, including Holkham with its beautiful beach, and Blickling Hall near Aylsham. Then there's the Poppy Line - a heritage steam railway that runs between Holt and Sheringham and stops in Weybourne. And there's the coast hopper bus if you dont want to take the car- a hop on, hop off bus service that goes round the North Norfolk coast r [and I believe you can take your dog too!) Thats the great thing about Norfolk - there's lots of things to do, places to visit, excellent eateries and pubs - all without having to go too far once you get there!

Rustic retreat on organic smallholding. Peaceful location on the Cromer Ridge with some of the best views in Norfolk. Starry skies with no light pollution. Hare and deer in the woods. Wood burning stove, microwave, toaster and kettle. Compost loo. Only three miles from traditional seaside town of Sheringham. In a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Great walking and cycling country.

Fantastic Barn, just a stone’s throw from the local pub and cafe/shop and just a short walk to the beach and church, longer walk to the mill and train station. Fantastic coast hopper bus service that runs all along the coast and can easily join the train at Sheringham.

Traditional barn with flint walls and beams across the ceilings, log burning fire in the sitting room ( all wood supplied ) table and chairs to seat six people and two large comfy sofas, Seating for four in the kitchen at the breakfast bar and a well equipped kitchen with washing machine and dishwasher (no extra cost to use these items) 3 comfy bedrooms that sleep up to six people and two bathrooms both with showers ( one also has a bath ) Road parking is available and free all the time, there is also a private parking space around the back on the grass.

The whole of the Norfolk coast is beautiful.

Our lovely 2 bedroom bungalow is the perfect getaway from daily life, once inside you can’t help but love the cosiness of it, a distant view of the sea from the windows, peace and quiet with the occasional sound of the Poppy Line Steam Train. You are only 5 minutes walk from the lovely local pub and 10 minutes from the pebbled beach. Weybourne is central for Sheringham, Cromer, Wells, Holt, Cley, Blakeney and many more tourist attractions. Sorry we are unable to provide bedding and towels.

You are only a 5 minute walk from the lovely Ship Inn, the local pub which serves delicious food, booking is advisable.

Vintage studio apartment perfect for a seaside/countryside break away. Only a 10 minute walk to West Runton beach.. you can drive there if you wish as there is parking. The village inn pub (and beer garden) is a 2 minute walk. Woodland walks are 10 minutes away. Very quiet and friendly village. Cromer and Sheringham town is a 5 minute drive both ways. Norwich city centre is a 40 minute drive. West Runton train station is 5 minute walk.

A vintage studio apartment in a 1900’s Edwardian house located only 10 minutes away from the coast. The bathroom is private and is just outside the apartment (not en-suite). If you require the single bed (Z bed) then please let me know before And I will make this up for you.

In the village there are a few shops including a grocery store/newsagents, fishing shop and post office. Also there are 4 restaurants, including a fish restaurant. A village pub with a garden too. There is a golf course, fishing pond, and horse riding are in the village too. Cromer and Sheringham are a 2 mile drive both ways. Both towns are full of shops, restaurants and other businesses.

Delightful new accommodation only, with King Size Bed and En-suite, on the ground floor Towels/toiletries provided Free wifi Large flat screen smart TV Tea coffee and biscuits supplied An electric cool box is provided for your convenience Parking outside your own front door in a desirable and very quiet area Only 10 minute walk to the town center/seafront in our lovely seaside town of Sheringham We provide very comfortable accommodation only, with complimentary tea/coffee and biscuits

Very quiet sought after residential location

Our home is at the end of a cul-de-sac with ample parking. We welcome our guests with the use of their own bedroom with nice views and private bathroom. We also provide a continental breakfast. It is a 10 minute walk into town and an 8 minute walk to the nearest coastal path or beach. There are numerous walking opportunities. Other north Norfolk sights are easily accessed from Sheringham by car, bus or train. The town offers pubs, restaurants and many cafes. In addition I speak fluent German.

Alongside the bedroom we will offer a private shower room, which can be accessed from across a small landing, where a curtain can be drawn for extra privacy. In order to get our visitors off to a good start each day, there will be home baked bread, cereals and fresh fruit. In the bedroom there is a kettle, a choice of teas and coffee and a cafetière. You are welcome to use the dining room/conservatory and the garden.

There are plenty of good walks around, most of which can incorporate a cafe or pub visit. The beach is close by and at low tide you will be able to reach various places. The promenade makes for a lovely stroll along various cafes and from which you can see stunning sunsets. There will be a welcome pack containing information about local establishments.

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.

An ideal place to stay for a little seaside 'getaway' in Sheringham. Come any time of the year to enjoy this part of the English coast. Special annual events include the Viking festival, the summer Carnival in August or 1940's weekend in September, or just come because you would like a break in a small quaint seaside town. Response within 24 hours.

This is a very spacious comfortable bright room. It faces south, so gets plenty of sunlight. The room is equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, a TV, chairs, a desk, a sink, a cupboard and chest of drawers for your convenience. The bathroom, usually just used by you, is a little way along the corridor. We offer a Continental breakfast (cereals, breads, croissants, jams, yoghurt, fruit, tea, coffee ) in our dining room for you to help yourself to, if you would like it.

Some say 'Norfolk is flat', but not so around around Sheringham. Walk along the edge of the golf course, or up Beeston Bump, to gain expansive views over the sea and countryside around. The town maintains a certain charm, equipped with several independent retailers, good coffee shops and a bustling Saturday market, especially in the summer. There is a vibrant theater, and a museum, giving the visitor a good insight into the heritage of the town and area, and a busy steam railway. There are 3 National Trust properties within easy reach of the town, Sheringham Park, Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall. Cromer, with its Amazona zoo and pier, is a short distance along the coast.

A fabulous, stylish barn conversion set in a beautiful and peaceful rural location, yet under ten minutes' drive from the North Norfolk coast. Butterfly Barn is a light and airy refurbished barn, with wonderful open countryside views. A large open-plan ground floor living area has a modern 'loft living' feel, with colourful, contemporary furniture adding a real zing. Full height windows on one side flood the space with light. This lovely, rather romantic rural retreat will suit a couple or two, as well as friends and families, at any time of the year. It's a great get-away-from-it-all private location, somewhere to relax and unwind, but also a comfortable base from which to explore this lovely area of North Norfolk. From here you have easy access to local beaches, wonderful coastal and rural walks, shopping and eating in Sheringham, Cromer and Holt, and always somewhere peaceful to return to and relax at the end of a busy day. Additional Information Although there is a high bannister in place, parents need to be mindful of little ones who might be tempted to climb up the bannister (see photos). Two well-behaved dogs are welcome at the barn (small additional charge), however, please respect house rules and keep dogs under control, the garden is not enclosed and there is side access into the owner's adjoining garden, where there is an uncovered pond. Electric central heating throughout Ground Floor: Open-plan living area Kitchen Well-equipped with electric cooker with extractor over, microwave, fridge with icebox, counter top freezer, slimline dishwasher, and washer dryer. Sitting/dining room With two sofas and an armchair, television with Freesat, DVD player and a dining area with table seating for six. Master bedroom With double iron bedstead. En-suite shower room With corner shower cubicle, wash basin and wc. First Floor: Twin bedroom With two full-size single beds. Single bedroom With a full-size single bed. Family bathroom Modern white suite with small bath with handheld shower, wash basin, wc and heated towel rail. Outside: The garden is only partially enclosed and mostly laid to lawn with a hedge border (there is side access into the owner's adjoining garden, where there is an uncovered pond). There is a patio area with table and chairs. The shingled driveway can accommodate up to three cars.

Situated in an enviable position at the edge of Salthouse village with stunning views across to the dunes and the sea to the front and unspoilt countryside to the rear, Fridays Barn provides very spacious accommodation for multi-generational families, couples or a group of friends looking for a coastal escape at any time of the year. The barn has extremely bright and spacious family accommodation with the lovely open-plan kitchen/dining room being the heart of the house. Tastefully decorated with a large dining table seating eight and a two seater sofa it's the ideal place for a gathering after a busy day out exploring the Norfolk coast. Cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen using the best of produce sourced locally, before retiring to the delightful sitting room with its cosy open fire and comfy sofas. Or if you don't feel like cooking, venture out to the nearby Dun Cow for some great pub food or Cookies Crab Shop for seafood delights. Or simply take out some fish and chips from Mac's Plaice, a local chip stall. With a downstairs bedroom, bathroom and shower room it is ideal for those with limited mobility and there are a further three bedrooms upstairs. The entire ground floor boasts lovely open views to the coast, great for birdwatching, and the rear of the property has a completely enclosed garden (great for the children). With a lawned area and patio with garden furniture and barbecue you can enjoy al fresco dining on warmer evenings. With the beach only a 10 minute walk away and the local pub and shop also within walking distance, you may want to stay put, but if you feel like venturing out, take the Coasthopper Bus right from Salthouse, and explore the many other coastal villages and beaches in either direction. And for wildlife enthusiasts make sure to visit the Norfolk Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre just down the road at Cley Marshes. Additional information Sorry, no pets. Ground Floor: Kitchen / dining room Wonderful light spacious room, tastefully decorated and furnished, solid oak flooring and windows to both front and rear of the property. Large dining table seating eight and a two seater sofa, large Welsh style dresser, selection of children's books & games and high chair. Well equipped kitchen with granite worktop, integrated induction hob, fan assisted oven with grill, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee maker and iPod docking station. Sitting room Another bright room with triple aspect windows. Comfortable three seater & two seater sofa, an open fire, flat screen television with Freeview and Sky channels and a DVD player. To the other side of the kitchen is a small corridor leading to Master bedroom Lovely king-size painted iron bedstead and views out to the sea. Family bathroom With a bath, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail. Shower room Large walk-in shower with rainfall shower head, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail (recess containing washing machine). First Floor: Double bedroom Bedroom in the eaves with a double bed and dormer window to the rear of the property. The sloping ceilings in this room will require guests to bend slightly to get into bed. Twin bedroom Twin full-size single beds. A selection of books and games and dormer window to the rear of the property. There is a door at the end of this room leading to final double bedroom. Double bedroom Accessed from the twin room with a double bed and dormer window. Outside: A fully enclosed garden with a gate comprising a lovely shade tree, patio with garden furniture and barbecue. Lawned area with rotary dryer. There is off road parking on the drive to the side of property for two cars.

Number 16 is a stylish and luxurious apartment situated within a few minutes walk of all sheringham has to offer. The restful bedroom entices you with crisp organic cotton sheets on a king size bed, storage for all you need and a smart tv to watch on those lazy days in bed. The kitchen is fully functional and a delight to use with stylish high end crockery and glassware, dishwasher, fridge/freezer microwave, hob and oven. - a fully stocked condiment cupboard will compliment your cooking.

Relax in front of the big screen smart tv or surf the net using the high speed broadband throughout. Or while away the evenings playing board games or music through the Alexa. The bathroom is fitted with a generous shower cubicle, waterfall taps and luxurious towels and bathroom essentials. And just in case, there’s a washer dryer, iron and ironing board. Beatiful views from this top floor flat although access is via two flights of stairs from the front entrance or a single flight from the rear. On street parking close by in quiet residential streets

Sheringham is a jewel on the North Norfolk coast with renowned beaches and amenities. National trust properties are close by as are the towns of Holt, Wells and Cromer for further exploring.

A traditional cosy, compact Norfolk Flint Cottage, fully fitted with a coastal theme, 3 mins walk from the sea and the town centre. Consists of double room, twin bunk beds, lounge/diner, kitchen, bathroom and toilet and additional downstairs toilet. Lovely quiet location.

You have complete use of this cosy, compact character cottage which dates from the 1800’s, it is tucked away on a quiet lane only 3 minutes walk from the beach and town centre. It has a fitted kitchen and washing machine, no dishwasher. Come and read books and relax. We have a DVD player with choice of dvd's and board games. ( No TV licence) . Sheringham is a delightful town with many amenities including shops, restaurants, tea rooms, steam train, leisure centre, model boating pond, museum, theatre, beach walks, forest walks, National Trust Sheringham park ....

Charming Norfolk town with, theatre, restaurants, Steam railway, museum, coastal walks, leisure centre, golf course, National Trust Sheringham Park. Weston Terrace is in a quiet part of the town with all amenities within a short walking distance.

Fisherman's Rest is a bright and modern flat in a central location, and only a stones throw from the beach. The modern interior has everything you will need to have a peaceful stay in a quiet and safe neighbourhood.

The living space has a sofa and wingback armchair, perfect for watching TV/DVDs, playing games or reading with a cup of tea. The brand new fully fitted kitchen has everything you will need to whip up a meal, and a table and chairs is situated by the large window. The bedroom has a double bed and side unit for storage, a TV/DVD for cosy film nights. The velux window lets the light flood in, and there is a black out blind to ensure you get the best nights sleep possible. The brand new bathroom has a large shower, toilet, hand basin and heated towel rail.

Sheringham is a beautiful place and the flat is very close to the promenade and the putting green. It is minutes from the shops, cafes and pubs, and about 8-10 mins from the station

Garden cottage stands with the Bolt Hole in row of buildings forming part of a small group of old farmworkers’ cottages. It has been carefully renovated to retain its original character, whilst providing contemporary accommodation. The en-suite bedroom can be organised as a double or twin. Downstairs is the cosy living space with log burner to keep you warm when the north wind blows - and does it blow! Superbly renovated - but please note the original staircase has been retained, so it is narrow and steep!

A beautifully, bright, airy 1st floor apartment, perfectly situated in the centre of Sheringham, 50m from restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, local shops, theatre/cinema, supermarket and North Norfolk train stations. It is also 350m from the beach front. Ideal for 2+2 people. The apartment has a fully fitted kitchen, lounge, dining area making it ideal for you to park up the car and enjoy this vibrant quaint holiday seaside town. There is ample unmetered street parking close by.

Sleeping Options - The bedroom may be appointed as 2 single beds or a king sized bed, making it perfect for families with the double sofa bed in the lounge, each has its own adjacent wardrobe space. Please confirm your preference at the time of booking.

A beautiful new wheelchair accessible lodge in Weybourne, with panoramic views over fields to the sea.

Level access designated parking space. All doorways are widened to provide access except for the single bedroom. Sleeps up to 3 people in one double bedroom with a ceiling track hoist, 1 single bedroom. Accessible wet room with grab rails, raised height toilet and shower seat. Modern well fitted kitchen that has a gas hob and oven and all the usual kitchen gadgets. Gas central heating and full insulation ensure The Lodge is cosy during the winter months. In summer The Lodge is light and airy. A beautiful home from home. The spacious open plan lounge and dining room look out through French windows over fields to the sea while the wide decking area outside provides lovely panoramic views.

A great location for a North Norfolk holiday, close to Holt, Blakeney, Sheringham and Cromer. Weybourne is a quiet village on the coastal road between Sheringham, 5 miles to the East, and Wells, 16 miles to the West. The pretty 15th century church is at the heart of the village with a pub, The Ship Inn (currently not wheelchair accessible) and village stores/cafe (wheelchair accessible) close by . There is so much to do and see in the countryside around Weybourne. The beach is on the Norfolk Coastal Path which runs from Hunstanton to Cromer. There are National Trust properties like Holkham Hall and Felbrigg Hall close by to to visit. The beaches at Holkham and Brancaster are stunning and accessible and the seaside towns of Cromer and Sheringham both have access to beaches and a host of family entertainment. For shopping, the bustling Georgian market town of Holt is a short drive away. Here you will find many fine restaurants, tea shops, art galleries and antique shops.

The Calf House is a converted brick and flint Farm building located in the farmyard. This cottage is on a working farm which also has a campsite. In the cottage there is sky TV including sky sports and wifi. Breck Farm is only 1 mile from Weybourne beach, 3 miles from Sheringham beach and 3 miles from the market town of Holt.

The Calf house has 1 x bedroom with a king sized bed, 1 bathroom and a kitchen, sitting room with a double sofa bed.

Located in North Norfolk only a short drive away are beaches, shops and numerous restaurants. We are only 20 miles from the Norfolk broads and right on the north Norfolk coast. We sit in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the farm is surrounded by 2 large woodlands great for walking and cycling. Cley nature reserve is only 5 miles great for bird watching and walking.

A delightful two bedroom property within walking distance of Holt and a country park. Great for keen walkers and cyclists. . Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 bunk. Shower room with toilet.. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Wi-fi. Enclosed garden with patio and furniture. Portable barbecue. Parking (1 car). No smoking.. Norfolk Coast is only five miles away. This cosy wing of a property is within easy walking distance of the centre of the attractive small Georgian town of Holt. The beautiful North Norfolk Coast is only five miles away, with miles of glorious beaches and Holt Country Park is only half a mile. Both offer lovely walking and good bird watching. For those keen to explore the area by bike, cycle hire is available. There are many places of interest and things to do in the local area, and the fine city of Norwich is only 20 miles away, offering opportunities for sightseeing and great shopping. Many attractions can be found within a 25-mile radius, including Blickling Hall, Holkham Hall, Wells Harbour and the beautiful beaches and pier at Cromer. Shops and pub 0.25 miles.

A fabulous bijou barn conversion, full of character with beamed ceilings and brick and flint walls enhanced by contemporary decor and discreet modern technology throughout. Wheelwrights is a seriously romantic rural idyll of a hideaway that also enjoys easy access to the North Norfolk coastline. Tick, tick, tick! Refurbished with the utmost attention to detail, Wheelwrights has underfloor heating throughout, ceramic flooring to the ground floor, a digitally programmed rainfall shower and three Bluetooth speaker systems enabling you to play your favourite music wherever you are! The well-planned dual aspect ground floor living area comprises a sitting and dining area where there is a wood burning stove to light and keep you warm on cooler days, and a compact, user-friendly kitchen. Off the living area is a smart bathroom and a staircase with rope handle and pretty LED lights illuminating the stairs leading you to the first floor. Upstairs you will find a stunning master bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, king-size bed with a brick and flint backdrop and a window view across the fields. The second bedroom houses a single bed, that can be converted to a king-size bed if you prefer, for a small additional charge (please request on booking). Wheelwrights is an absolute diamond of a petite property. Couples will love it, as will a small family, friends or solo traveller who are looking for a short or longer break at any time of the year and would like to explore this delightful area of North Norfolk. And don't forget your small furry friend, they are most welcome to come along too. Accommodation Ground Floor: Open plan living area With an L-shaped sofa and armchair, wood burning stove, television, sound bar and bluetooth speaker system. Dining table and seating. Galley kitchen with fridge with icebox, slimline washing machine, induction hob, electric oven, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine. Bathroom Large walk-in shower with rainfall shower head and digital thermostat control, wash basin and WC. From the open plan living area, stairs with rope handle and LED lighting lead to First Floor: Master bedroom Dual aspect with 5' king-size bed with wardrobe cupboard, dressing table, concealed sound bar. Bedroom two With 2'6" single bed and wardrobe cupboard. The bed can be made into a 5' king size bed, for an extra charge of £50. Please request on booking. Outside: There is an enclosed courtyard garden. Parking for two cars available on a shared driveway. Additional information One small well-behaved dog welcome, for a small additional charge. Hypo allergenic bedding. Poor mobile signal. Please note: the cottage is located roadside in the village, and may be subject to very occasional noise from passing local and agricultural traffic.

Bird Box is a traditional Norfolk 'brick and flint' cottage which has recently been restored to reflect modern living whilst retaining its Victorian character.

Bird Box cottage is set in a little Square tucked behind Byfords Holt's landmark restaurant/deli . You'll be in the very heart of Holt with all the local shops and restaurants a stroll away. The cottage is a one bedroom Victorian terrace which has recently been sympathetically and lovingly restored.

Holt is a unique town with scores of independent shops and mouthwatering eateries. Bakers and Larners department store is a local landmark and its incredible food hall won the coveted National Food and Farming Award for best deli in 2019. The Black Apollo coffee shop is 'small but perfectly formed' and produce their own unique blends and roasts of coffee. If you like clothes you'll love Holt with boutiques brimming with treasures for your wardrobe! Holt is also very canine friendly and recently, 'Woofers and Barkers' a shop catering especially for our four legged chums opened on the High Street for the 'top dogs' in town.

Our beautiful grade 2 listed refurbished Georgian cottage is in the centre of Holt close to all the excellent shops, pubs and Byfords. The north Norfolk coast is just a couple of miles up the road with amazing views of Cley, Blakeney and Wiveton. The cottage is great for families and children and has a fantastic courtyard rear garden with outside seating and a bbq.

Poppies is a delightful bungalow, in a very quiet cul de sac location in the lovely rural village of Weybourne, on the North Norfolk coast. Tastefully furnished , Poppies has a welcome tray on arrival, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with shower/bath, ensuite toilet/hand basin, kitchen, living/dining room, car port (no getting wet from car to property!) enclosed rear courtyard garden, and open views across front garden to Kelling Heath, where the Poppy Line steam railway can be seen in the distance .

Weybourne is only three miles from Sheringham and it's beautiful golf course, sandy beaches, and many amenities. In the other direction is a lovely coastal drive to iconic Blakeney, where Seal Trips may be booked, and other picturesque villages along the coast, including Holkham Beach with its miles of golden sands. This area is a haven for birdwatchers, steam train enthusiasts, National Trust visits, golfers (Sheringham/Royal Cromer/Royal West Norfolk/Hunstanton, and more). For shopping the lovely Georgian town of Holt, is a short drive away, you will not be disappointed. In the village of Weybourne there is a village store/WIFI Cafe, recently refurbished, and a village pub, both a ten minute walk from Poppies or 2 minutes in the car. The beach road will take you to the car park at the shingle beach, but the walk on Weybourne, always accompanied by lark song is a true pleasure. All linen and towels provided. 3.00pm arrival. 10.00am departure.