This attractive, 17th-century, flint holiday cottage is set in the oldest part of this picturesque fishing port, about 1 mile from a pine-fringed sandy beach. It is comfortable and spacious with pretty period furnishings. Table tennis and painting facilities are in the adjoining barn. A large, well-equipped beach hut and four bikes are available by arrangement. A wealth of local activities include cycling, sailing, sailboarding, bird-watching and boat trips to the seal colonies. Within walking distance are shops, inns and restaurants. Burnham Market 5 miles. Holkham Hall and fabulous beach 2 miles.

This spacious and character-filled farmhouse commands views of the surrounding mixed arable farmland. Comfortable and airy, it enjoys a secluded and quiet position amidst a south-facing, half-acre garden, with furnished sitting-out area and terrace. Set to the north of Sandringham, it is well placed for exploring the many delights of Norfolk’s coast and countryside.
The traditional seaside resort of Hunstanton is just 4 miles away, where a variety of attractions include the theatre, a public swimming-pool, facilities for water-skiing, an 18-hole golf course (handicap certificate required), sports centre and tennis courts. This area is ideal for keen bird-watchers and walkers, with many posted walks through countryside and the Peddar’s Way (a trackway used from Roman times) close by, and RSPB reserves at Holme and Titchwell (3 miles). Stately homes and gardens such as those at Houghton and Holkham make for interesting day trips, and there is an array of attractions on offer for the children.
Sandringham Estate which is one of the Queen’s country homes is well worth a visit and is open to the public unless a member of the Royal family is residence. Only an 18-mile drive away is King’s Lynn – a busy town with several splendid Tudor and Georgian buildings and is perfect for menadering down the alleyways that lead back from the pretty waterfront. A short distance is the pretty town of Burnham Thorpe – birthplace of Horatio Nelson and where today in the parish church the lecturn is made out of timbers taken from his famous ship the Victory as well as a small exhibition on his life. Closer to home are the beaches, pubs and restaurants of Thornham (1 mile).

Occupying a cliff top location with stunning sea views and easy walking distance to the sandy beach, this 18th century beamed holiday cottage is well furnished and equipped with modern day comforts to provide a warm welcome at any time year. Backing onto cliff top is the enclosed large lawn garden with summer house, a perfect spot to simply relax and enjoy the wonderful panoramic sea views. There is excellent bird watching, golf, bowling, fishing, cycling and walking available locally. A short drive away are the livelier seaside resorts of Cromer and Sheringham. Cromer has promenade garden, live end of pier entertainment (seasonal), amusements, watersports, sea trips, plenty of shops, restaurants and pubs. Sheringham with cliff top golf course, Splash aqua fun pool, HQ for North Norfolk Steam Railway, where trips can be enjoyed to nearby Weybourne and Holt. Wroxham, capital of the Norfolk Broads, 10 miles, daily boat hire and river trips available, excellent fishing, waterside restaurants, cafes, and shops. Market town of North Walsham, 5 miles. City of Norwich, 30 minutes drive, for excellent shopping, castle museum, cathedral, theatre, cinema complex, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Shop 300 yds, pub 500 yds and restaurant 150 yds.

Dating back to the 18th century, this elegant and spacious grade II listed farmhouse stands detached, with lawned gardens and exclusive use of an indoor heated swimming-pool with an outdoor spa tub and indoor sauna. It offers a substantial venue for large families or groups wishing to holiday together. The house boasts a well-appointed kitchen with double Aga, spacious bedrooms and a games room kitted out for all ages including a table tennis table. It is set amongst rural countryside with a network of quiet lanes offering good walking and cycling from the door. The highly acclaimed Church Farm, Stow Bardolph Rare Breeds Centre, Denver Windmill, sailing club and pay-and-play golf course, Welney Wildfowl Trust, the award-winning Hare Arms pub and Downham Market with its Friday and Saturday markets, are all within easy reach. There is also easy access to the lovely sandy beaches, RSPB nature and bird reserves along the North Norfolk Coast.
The market town of Downham Market (6 miles) boasts a direct rail link to Ely, Cambridge and London (1hr 20mins). It has a supermarket, shops, restaurants, inns, post office and bank. The medieval town of Kings Lynn (8 miles), complete with handsome waterfront offers an array of good shops, inns, restaurants, theatre, cinema, bowling alley and a sports centre. Both west and north Norfolk have an expanse of sandy beaches and salt marshes along the coastline, as well as nature reserves to protect the birds and plants which thrive here. The coastal road passes through many pretty rural villages, with popular tea rooms serving wonderful local food.
For those who enjoy a visit to the beach whilst on holiday, the seaside resorts of Hunstanton and Heacham boast Blue Flag award beaches and array of traditional seaside activities and attractions for all ages. Hunstanton (22 miles) has a pier with lively seasonal entertainment, Sea Life Centre and cliff-top golf course. Heacham (20 miles) is home to Norfolk Lavender and visitors may participate in guided tours of the expanse of lavender fields to observe the harvesting. Sandringham Estate - the Queens country residence, with its Jacobean-style house, museum, superb gardens and park are open to the public when the Royal Family is not in residence. To the south lies Ely Cathedral, ‘Ship of the Fens’, standing proudly in the small city of Ely. Ely has an excellent Saturday market and a good variety of gift shops, as well as a pretty water front and boat hire. The historic city of Cambridge is easily accessible for the day and well worth a visit. One of the nicest ways to explore the city is by punt, which meanders through the city and passes many of the stunning university grounds. There are also many shops, pubs, restaurants and theatres. Norwich, famous for its cathedral is also within easy reach, where a visit to the stunning cathedral is not to be missed, as is the famous mustard shop, with many new and old varieties can be purchased. Pub 2 miles.

This spacious detached house, set in enclosed gardens well back from the road, is suitable for families and groups and lies just a short walk from the busy fishing quay and shops, pubs and restaurants of this small traditional fishing town.

A mile away are the pine woods and sandy beach accessed by car, on foot or by harbour railway. Sailing, fishing, bird-watching, walking on the doorstep. Holkham House and beach, 2  miles. Seal trips and tennis, 6 miles. Golf, 7 miles. Numerous family attractions within a short drive. Well-equipped base for a seaside holiday and for visiting the delightful North Norfolk coast.

So much space surrounds The Granary - it stands in perfect rural seclusion, reached by its own tree-lined avenue, and is set on the edge of the owners’ sheep farm. It boasts a contemporary and calm interior design throughout, and the ground floor rooms are large and light-filled. Comfortably furnished and equipped, it makes a superb holiday venue for large families or groups. Large floor-to-ceiling windows (the length of the property) enable outstanding views to be enjoyed across meadowland - from the sofas, guests can watch the sheep grazing lazily in the fields, observe the wildlife on the busy farm pond, and spot the barn owls which hunt from ancient oaks. Or seated at the large table, families can use the wall-size map of Norfolk to plan days out and about in the surrounding area.
There are walks and signed trails to enjoy around the farm (with unfenced ponds). The spectacular unspoilt Norfolk coastline and traditional market towns of Swaffham, Ely and Kings Lynn, are within easy reach. Year-round there are activities and attractions for all ages including Gooderstone Water Gardens, Boadicea’s village, Iceni Brewery, Stowe Farm, Grimes Graves, Welney Nature Reserve, Thetford Forest Adventure Park and Norfolk Cycle Way. There is a good cycling network of quiet lanes from the doorstep, and plenty of space to kick a ball, play cricket or practise frisbee skills. Pubs and Oxburgh Hall (NT), 1 mile.

This pretty, character holiday cottage with garden is peacefully situated in the conservation area of Dersingham just 1 mile from the Royal Sandringham Estate. Standing as one of a pair, it is within easy reach of the coastline for sandy beaches and a wealth of nature and RSPB bird reserves. Peddars Way and coastal path, and a network of quiet lanes, provide excellent walking and cycling from the door. The village supermarket, shop and inns serving good food are close by. Visit the medieval town of Kings Lynn (8 miles) for shops, theatre, swimming pool, cafes and restaurants. The seaside resorts of Heacham (5 miles) and Hunstanton (7 miles) offer traditional attractions and activities for all ages. Norfolk Lavender at Heacham and the Royal Sandringham Estate and museum (house open to public when Royal family not in residence) are well worth a visit. Pubs 1 mile.