This self-catering vacation house is located on the stunning North Norfolk Coast, and it is only a short walk away from a huge sandy beach that has not been developed. The home’s location on the corner of Quayside makes it an excellent home base from which to explore the surrounding neighborhood. The home features its very own private garden, and the kitchen is conveniently located next to the laundry room and the pantry.

This cottage in Norfolk, which dates back to the 12th century, is open throughout the year and extends a friendly greeting to anyone who stops by. A rare and beautiful find right in the middle of Norfolk,

Bring your dog along with you on your trip to the beach rather than leaving him behind at home. Our family cottages are available for exclusive self-catering leases, and they provide a wonderful environment for beach vacations that are welcoming to four-legged guests. It is ideal for larger groups because it has 6 bedrooms and a spacious kitchen, but it is also equally enjoyable for families of four or for two couples as long as you and your closest friends or family members are still searching for some luxurious seaside comfort.

COTTAGES BY THE SEA IN NORFOLK, ENGLAND

The hustle and bustle of everyday life, as well as the hectic pace of city life, can be left behind when you stay in one of our quaint and distinctive cottages along the coast of Norfolk. Our private and peaceful rental cottages provide magnificent views of the unspoiled coastline of Norfork, and they are just a short walk away from many stunning attractions, including miles of untouched shoreline. Our charming cottages on North Norfolk Beach are the perfect place to spend a holiday with your significant other or your family, no matter what kind of trip you’re planning. It has stunning landscapes, wonderful beaches, and many of activities that people of all ages may take part in and enjoy.

The North Norfolk Coastline is one of only two places that are protected from development by law, and it has been classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as a result of its stunning natural qualities. This indicates that there are not many homes or other man-made structures in this location, which allows you to more fully appreciate the natural beauty that is all around you.

Your stay at one of our North Norfolk Beach cottages can be enjoyable in a variety of different ways, all of which can be found at Norfolk Coast B&B Cottages and Camping. You can go fishing, take strolls down the beach, relax on one of our many patios or balconies with amazing views, or just spend time exploring the local area on foot or horseback. All of these activities are available to you. Golfing, riding bicycles and horses, and participating in various water sports such as windsurfing and sailing are just some of the many additional enjoyable activities that may be enjoyed outside. While staying in one of our private rental cottages, you won’t ever have to worry about being bored because there is so much to see and do in the surrounding area.

HISTORIQUE: THE NORFOLK COAST HAS BEEN A WELL-LIKENED DESTINATION FOR HOLIDAY MAKING FOR CENTURIES.

Because there are so many wonderful sites to visit along the North Norfolk Coast, picking just one might be difficult. However, the North Norfolk Coast has been a popular vacation destination for decades. When it comes to vacation planning in this beautiful region of the world, we have compiled a list of the top five hidden gems along the North Norfolk Coast that you won’t want to leave out of your itinerary.

The coastline, which is more than 100 miles long, is dotted with beautiful villages, picturesque beaches, and ancient landmarks all along its length. Visitors have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of activities, such as bird viewing, fishing, hiking, and biking. The Norfolk Coast is also famous for its delectable seafood restaurants, such as The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe and The Kings Head in Blakeney. Both of these establishments are located in Blakeney.

According to a poll conducted by The Sunday Times in 2019, the Norfolk Coast was selected as one of the top locations to live in the United Kingdom. The Best Places to Live guide that the newspaper publishes each year assists consumers in determining the areas of the United Kingdom in which they would be most likely to be happy and successful homeowners. It takes into consideration a variety of aspects, such as the quality of life, jobs, schools, community spirit, and amenities in the immediate area. “Unspoiled beach,” “quaint villages,” and a “really exquisite location” were some of the compliments that were heaped upon the Norfolk Coast.

WINTERTON-ON-SEA

It is common knowledge that Winterton is the only seaside destination in all of Norfolk that looks out straight onto the North Sea and possesses its very own beach. This county town has been a popular vacation spot ever since the Victorian era, and it provides plenty of options for strolling through scenic sand dunes, exploring small shops, and simply unwinding by the seashore with a nice book, a cup of coffee, and some friends.

HUNSTANTON

Hunstanton, much like Winterton, has been used for a long time as a gathering place over the course of the centuries; in fact, the famed author Geoffrey Chaucer included Hunstanton in his epic poem “The Canterbury Tales” about seven hundred years ago! Visitors come to the area today to enjoy the endless beaches and rock cliffs that line the coast, as well as to explore the area’s rich history at landmarks such as Old Hunstanton Chapel and The Red Mount Chapel, which was constructed in 1585 from flintstone unearthed during construction at nearby Holme-next-the-Sea.

SHERINGHAM

Sheringham is a charming little town located just 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) to the north of Cromer. It is famous for its fishing history, its sandy beaches that are bordered by the rocky coastline, and its charming stone architecture, such as the All Saints Church, which was constructed in 1421 on the hilltop of Beeston Bump and offers breathtaking views of both the land and the sea below!

WELL-NEXT-THE-SEA

Wells is one of the most picturesque and relaxed seaside towns along the Norfolk Coast. Its brightly colored beach houses line an expansive golden sands beach that stretches all the way from the distinctive red and white striped Holkham Hall inlets to the Stiffkey salt marshes. Wells is the only seaside town on the Norfolk Coast that can compare to Wells. Take a relaxing boat ride through The Nature Reserve to get a better look at the native seal colonies or participate in the time-honored ritual of mussel harvesting. Both of these activities are offered as a bonus.

HOLKHAM HALL

At long last, we have arrived at the stately Holkham Hall, which is often considered to be one of Norfolk’s best-kept secrets. This stunning Palladian mansion was constructed between 1734 and 1764 and is still home to the family of the Earl of Leicester today. The family welcomes visitors from near and far all year round to share in the beauty of the estate, whether it be exploring the house itself or enjoying outdoor activities such as horse riding, cycling, or simply taking a peaceful stroll around Holkham Estate’s lake villages dotted with thatched cottages!

The coastline, which is more than 100 miles long, is dotted with beautiful villages, picturesque beaches, and ancient landmarks all along its length. Visitors have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of activities, such as bird viewing, fishing, hiking, and biking. The Norfolk Coast is also famous for its delectable seafood restaurants, such as The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe and The Kings Head in Blakeney. Both of these establishments are located in Blakeney.