Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Norfolk
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Norfolk, a county situated in the East of England, is a popular tourist destination whether you're looking for a weekend away or a longer family holiday. As a rural county, Norfolk has many things to offer in terms of outdoor activities. From the historical sites of the City of Norwich to the beautiful rivers and waterways of The Broads, it is an ideal place for those seeking both picturesque, countryside views and city culture. As well as this, Norfolk boasts an amazing coastline for those wishing to experience a classic British seaside break. Read More
A beautiful barn conversion oozing character and charm in the heart of North Norfolk and within easy reach of the coast, Norwich and the areas many attractions - Ideal for friends or family who want to spend time together or celebrate an occassion.
A comfy welcoming retreat providing stylish self-catering enhanced by original features, ideally placed on the Norfolk/Suffolk borders. An excellent base for exploring the many attractions of Suffolk and Norfolk, as well as Norwich city.
A stylish comfortable holiday home on the Norfolk/Suffolk borders, ideally placed in the picturesque Waveney Valley providing an ideal base from which to explore the many attractions of these two beautiful counties including the heritage coastline, historic market towns and Broadland villages.
Comfortable and welcoming, Eton Cottage sits in the pretty little Norfolk village of Corpusty and is within easy driving distance of the Norfolk coast, the Broads and Norwich city centre. Surrounded by countryside, you can enjoy relaxing, walking or exploring the many attractions of Norfolk from this quaint holiday cottage.
A comfortable self-catering bungalow located just a short drive from the popular seaside town of Cromer. An ideal base for couples wanting to explore the Norfolk coast and countryside with its many attractions.
Sitting in the Broadland village of Rockland St Mary, this dog-friendly cottage is beautifully presented throughout and ideally placed just a short walk from the village pub serving food, and mooring area for leisure boats. Bring your kayak away to explore the waterways, or your bike to enjoy the country lanes. There are also lovely walks, excellent bird watching with a nature reserve within walking distance, and an abundance of attractions including Norwich City and the glorious beaches of the Norfolk Coast. 4 Star.
With a high degree of comfort and style, this luxurious holiday cottage is ideally located in the heart of the Norfolk Broads in the village of Rockland St Mary, with village pub and nature reserves within walking distance. 4 Star.
Situated in the Southern Broads in the pretty Norfolk village of Rockland St Mary, The Barn is nicely presented throughout and ideally placed just a short stroll from the village pub and mooring area for leisure boats. With a nature reserve within walking distance, this is an ideal base for anyone who wants to explore the magical waterways of the Norfolk Broads as well as those who enjoy walking, cycling, bird watching and exploring. Norwich City and also the coast are within easy driving distance. 4 Star.
Three elegant, well-appointed holiday cottages just four miles from Wroxham in the heart of the Norfolk Broads with shared use of an indoor swimming pool. Ideal for exploring the waterways and also the Norfolk Coast with its glorious golden beaches and incredible wildlife. Norwich City, steeped in history and culture, is also within easy driving distance offering a taste of city life.
Beautifully presented, this stylish barn conversion provides a high standard of self-catering accommodation for up to ten guests and sits in a rural position, conveniently placed within easy reach of the Norfolk coastline and Broadland villages. An abundance of attractions and a super retreat for friends, families and celebratory breaks.
Quaint with a strong 'vintage' influence throughout, this quirky Norfolk cottage has been lovingly presented and provides the perfect retreat for families, friends, couples and creative types who want to explore the Norfolk Coast. Just a mile and a half from Mundelsey with its glorious sandy award winning beach, and within easy reach of an abundance of attractions and lovely coastal and countryside walks.
A welcoming pet-friendly holiday cottage in unspoilt Norfolk countryside within easy reach of the Norfolk Broads and Norfolk Coastline. A great touring base for visiting the areas many attractions and a haven for wildlife sitting in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Just two miles from North Walsham with its weekly market, shops and eateries. 4 Star.
Sitting in the coastal village of East Runton, this luxury holiday cottage is well placed for exploring the many attractions of the North Norfolk Coast and is close to Cromer. Perfect for indulging yourself in luxurious surroundings, The Brambles offers guests all the right ingredients for a seaside holiday with private hot tub for relaxing, and a Blue Flag beach as well as restaurants and coastal walks within a ten minute walk. 5 Star.
Wonderful five star (Gold awarded) holiday cottage near Cromer on the North Norfolk Coast. Perfect for indulging yourself in luxurious surroundings with facilities such as private hot tub, beach, restaurants and glorious coastal walks accessible within a five minute walk. A great choice for those who like to surround themselves with luxury and sea air. 5 Star.
A large luxury holiday home located between the lovely coastal towns of Cromer and Sheringham on the North Norfolk coastline. Just 300 metres from the sea and beach. An exceptional property for celebrating a special occasion or getting together with friends and family. 5 Star.
Providing the perfect blend of Victorian charm and contemporary style, this delightful terrace holiday cottage provides an excellent base for exploring Norfolk and sits just a short stroll from the golden sandy beach of Mundesley. Shops, pubs and a park on the doorstep, and just perfect for a seaside holiday at any time of the year with sunny courtyard garden and log burner.
Perfect for a family holiday or a weekend away with friends, this comfy cottage sits in the village of Brancaster Staithe with pubs in walking distance on the Norfolk coast. With wonderful views across the harbour, the area is a haven for bird life and ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, walkers, sailors and those who enjoy painting and photography. An abundance of attractions including Wells-next-the-Sea and beautiful sandy beaches are close by.
An impressive beachside holiday home located next to a glorious sandy beach on the Norfolk coastline. With fantastic seaviews and large beachside garden with hot tub in the garden room (with sea views!), this is a superb location for a relaxing holiday by the sea. 4 Star Gold.
Beautifully presented, this warm and welcoming detached holiday home is conveniently tucked away in the centre of the village of Dersingham in West Norfolk and within easy reach of the coastline and areas many attractions. Pubs and shops on the doorstep as well as a local bus service for those who want to explore the area without a car. 4 Star.
A charming period detached holiday cottage with lots of character and comfort in a picturesque rural setting just three miles from the golden sands at Mundesley on the Norfolk coastline. Lovely walks and cycle rides from the front door and within easy reach of the areas many attractions including Cromer and Sheringham. 4 Star 4.
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Cottage Holidays in Norfolk
With the beautiful countryside as such a prominent attraction in Norfolk, there are many outdoor pursuits to enjoy both inland and on water. The extensive waterways of the Broads are ideal places for water lovers with rivers branching out in every direction providing a haven for sailors, canoeists, wildlife enthusiasts and those who simply like to relax around water. Known as the capital of The Broads, Wroxham is a bustling town that will give you a true taste of Broadland life with plenty of places to hire a boat and explore the waterways under your own steam.
For those seeking the cry of the gull, head towards the stunning Norfolk coast. With an impressive ninety miles of coastline there are plenty of great days out by the sea. A walkers paradise, there are also over forty miles of coastal path to explore! For those wanting traditional seaside fun, Great Yarmouth and Cromer should be top of your list or alternatively, the never ending golden sands of Holkham and Wells beaches are sure to provide a quiet spot for a picnic.
Norfolk also offers relaxing outdoor activities. A trip on one of the heritage railway lines provides an effortless way of seeing the countryside. Fishing and bird watching are also popular with visitors to Norfolk with many nature reserves to visit such as Cley Marshes (Norfolk's oldest and most popular), Hickling Broad and Snettisham to name just a few. For the possibility of seeing something a little more exotic, take a trip to Banham Zoo, voted one of the top zoos in England. Your choices are endless and our Norfolk Holiday Guide can help you plan your visit.
If art and culture appeal, the City of Norwich is the ideal stop. Famous for its festivals throughout the year, the themes range from art and film to food and drink. The Romanesque structure of the Norwich Cathedral is certainly worth visiting and both awe-inspiring and alluring. If you prefer to venture through the streets of the city, The Lanes are part of the historic quarter of Norwich. With cobbled streets and Georgian architecture, The Lanes offer a plethora of independent shops and boutiques to browse. Thinking about architecture in Norfolk would not be complete without the castles and stately homes of the countryside. Holkham Hall, with its very own nature reserve, is a beautiful site, situated close to the Norfolk coastline. The royal Sandringham Estate is also situated in Norfolk, with its museum exhibition of gifts to the Queen as a 'must-see' on any visitors itinerary.
Norfolk is the perfect choice for those craving culture and heritage, as well as nature, adventure, wildlife and the tranquility of water, be it by the sea or on river. With its fantastic architecture and picturesque countryside, Norfolk really is a county that has something for everyone.
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