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A tranquil lakeside scene captures lush greenery reflecting in the water. The shepherd's hut is framed by tall trees, with blue sky and fluffy clouds above. A small seating area is positioned near the water, providing a serene environment for relaxation.
Shepherd’s hut
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 234 reviews

Shepherd's Hut Retreat

Nestled by our lake our shepherd's hut offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. This quaint retreat features a comfortable bed, a small seating area, kitchen, toilet & shower also a wood burner that keeps the space toasty at night. Outside, a wood-fired hot tub awaits, offering a relaxing soak with stunning views of nature. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a solo retreat, our Shepherd's Hut provides an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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A charming garden entrance features a rustic wooden gate leading to a pathway adorned with various wildflowers. A birdbath sits beside the path, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant yellow blooms, creating a welcoming approach to the quaint Hobbit house.
Tiny home
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 235 reviews

Hobbit house located on the North Norfolk coast.

Get ready for your Hobbit experience at Bag End in the Shire. Bag End is located within one mile of the coastal path and central for the beaches of Wells, Holkham and Blakeney point. Our Hobbit house has one full size bedroom and a smaller bedroom for a little hobbit. Up to 2 extra guests can stay in the cosy seperate bedroom hut at £25pp per night. There is a seperate bathroom and washing up area with hot and cold water. The hot tub can be used for an additional charge of £65 per whole stay.

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A charming two-story flint cottage stands surrounded by greenery, featuring a welcoming entrance with large white gates. The parking area is gravelled, providing ample space for vehicles, while mature trees and shrubs contribute to the peaceful, rural atmosphere.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

Flint a cosy North Norfolk cottage by the coast

A cosy 1795 flint cottage annex with sweeping rural views, just 3.7 miles from the Norfolk coast. Peaceful, light‑filled and carefully furnished for comfort with a fully equipped kitchen suitable for home cooking and a super‑king bed that can be arranged as twins. Opening out to a private patio (afternoon sun). Close to coastal towns, cafés, pubs, beaches, and farm shops. Ideal for couples or small families, with a cot, child’s bed, and a dog welcome. Plenty of free parking and bike storage.

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A serene landscape is depicted, featuring a solitary tree on a riverbank surrounded by tall grasses. Reflections on the calm water mirror the soft hues of the sky, while distant hills are visible in the background, providing a tranquil atmosphere.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

A birdwatchers' paradise - superb home & location

Welcome. Kiln Cottage, Blakeney, is our family home which we'd like you to enjoy. It's the perfect spot for a holiday or short stay within the beauty and tranquillity of the North Norfolk coast. This modern cottage, built with traditional Norfolk flint, is a moment’s walk from the coastal path, village harbour, shops and eateries. It offers total peace and quiet. I am afraid we are unable to accommodate children under 16. And we're unable to accept dogs or other pets. Parking for two cars.

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The exterior of a charming end-of-terrace cottage is showcased, featuring a stone and brick façade with traditional red tiles on the roof. A small garden area, enclosed by a low stone wall, is visible in the foreground, complemented by a wooden gate that adds to the inviting charm.
Home
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Tickers - Cottage in Cley, Norfolk

Our home away from home, we have lovingly restored to relax and make memories to treasure during your stay. Come and stay at Tickers to blow the cobwebs away, enjoy the amazing scenery, delicious food and coastal path walks which are accessed from the back door! Relax with our roaring log burner or a bath to soak in after a long day on the beach. Small enclosed gardens to front and rear of the property. Off street parking is available behind the house on a first come first served basis.

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The exterior of a grade II listed cottage features classic red brickwork and a mix of arched and rectangular windows. Potted plants adorn the entrance, and a light-colored door offers contrast against the brick. The courtyard is gravelled, enhancing the rustic charm of the setting.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 275 reviews

Carpenters Yard rural retreat for two

Carpenters Yard is a stylish boutique detached cottage in the heart of the Norfolk countryside. Completely renovated to the highest standard, perfect for couples seeking a peaceful village retreat equidistant from the North Norfolk coast and Norwich. Guests can relax in front of the wood burner or soak up the sun in the pretty private garden. Georgian Holt and Marriotts Way cycle path are nearby. With private parking we are perfect for a weekend away or longer stay any time of the year.

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This cottage features a charming brick exterior complemented by a gravel driveway and surrounding landscape. Windows are framed with traditional designs, and the entrance is marked by a simple door set into the architectural lines of the building.
Barn
5 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

The old Stables

Recently renovated 2-bedroom cottage located in the beautiful market town of Wymondham. This historic cottage is walking distance to the town centre, pubs and restaurants and sleeps up to 5 guests. It includes 2 rooms, one with a double bed. A second room with a double bed and a single bed. A main bathroom and a spacious open plan kitchen/living area, making it a great space to socialise with friends or family. Lots of parking for 4 cars and an outside seating area for a morning coffee!

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A bright living area features a cozy chaise lounge and a small desk, with natural light filtering through large windows. A decorative plant and a television are visible, while soft lamps provide gentle illumination. Various seating options create a welcoming space.
Flat
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 253 reviews

Idyllic sea-side retreat!

This is a perfect getaway for a relaxing break. Located in a traditional seaside town, this top floor flat boasts a sea-view, and is situated on one of the oldest streets in Cromer. It is a short walk to the pier and all local amenities. The flat sleeps 2 people comfortably. We are dog friendly and welcome one large or two smaller dogs. Other things to note The flat is on the top floor, (one flight of steep stairs) so guests need to be able to climb steep stairs to access the flat.

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A cozy lounge/bedroom area features a spacious bed adorned with decorative pillows and a soft throw. Pendant lights provide soft illumination, while a comfortable sofa and dining area are also visible. A tasteful piece of artwork hangs above the bed, enhancing the calming atmosphere.
Guest suite
5 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

The Old Farm Office.

A peaceful getaway for two, we can cater for special occasions on request. It's a great base to explore Norfolk's beautiful countryside. Its location is very convenient being close to Norwich, Norfolk Broads & only a few miles away from the popular coastal towns of Cromer, Sheringham with stunning beaches. The Old Farm Office is private and fully self-contained; guests have their own entrance to a hall, separate fully fitted kitchen, shower room, lounge/bedroom and private garden.

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A restored train carriage is set in a garden, featuring large windows that allow natural light to illuminate the interior. The exterior is painted in a deep color, complemented by a chimney rising above the roof. Surrounding greenery enhances the serene environment.
Train
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

The Tin Train

The Tin Train is a lovingly hand-restored, stylish and cosy retreat, tucked into a rural garden, on a peaceful country lane. Just 20 minutes from the stunning North Norfolk coast, and with beautiful walks and country pubs all around, you can explore the local area before coming back to have a drink in your own private sun-trap or curled up on the sofa in front of the wood-burner. The Tin Train is perfect for a romantic couple's getaway or a tranquil break for one.

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The exterior of a charming cottage is displayed, featuring a combination of brick and flint stone textures. A light green door and multiple windows enhance the inviting appearance. A small seating area with wicker chairs and a table is positioned in the courtyard, surrounded by a calming atmosphere.
Cottage
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 360 reviews

Cosy coastal retreat, beach and pub 5 min walk!

The Stables is a lovely space located within the grounds of our farmhouse. It is a short walk away from Weybourne beach, The Ship Inn, the Maltings hotel and our village cafe and shop. Close by is the beautiful Georgian town of Holt, the coastal town of Sheringham and Sheringham Park. We are located just off the North Norfolk coast road, very convenient for Blakeney, Cromer, Holkham and Wells Next the Sea. The perfect location for a stay in North Norfolk!

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The exterior of the Barrel House features a charming brick façade with a thatched roof. Solar panels are installed above the entrance. A wooden door opens to the side, flanked by a gravel pathway and landscaped greenery, creating an inviting entrance.
Guest house
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 608 reviews

The Barrel House

The Barrel house has been lovingly restored to provide a stylish, multifunctional space for Airbnb guests. The vaulted ceiling adds to the feeling of space. All windows are double glazed and a velux roof window allows the daylight to flood in. Outside there is a private patio area with a bistro set for outdoor dining or enjoying sundowners. Nearby is the village shop, popular butchers and local pub. There are plenty of walks to enjoy nearby.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in North Norfolk District?

    Coastal towns like Wells-next-the-Sea, Blakeney, Cromer, and Sheringham are often recommended for easy access to the shoreline, markets, and local cafes. Quiet countryside areas near Holt have charming homes rooted in village traditions.

  • What are the best things to do in North Norfolk District with kids?

    Families often explore sandy beaches, wildlife centres, and heritage steam railways. Activities around Cromer Pier, Sheringham Park, and local farm parks are frequently suggested for a fun, engaging day with children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in North Norfolk District?

    Explore the expansive beaches, wander through Holkham Hall’s historic estate, and spot seals near Blakeney Point. Walking coastal paths, visiting local galleries, and trying fresh seafood are all frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in North Norfolk District?

    North Norfolk District has cool, damp winters around 37–46°F (3–8°C) and mild summers near 56–70°F (13–21°C). Rainfall is steady throughout the year, so a light rain jacket or umbrella is handy.

  • What are the best places to visit in North Norfolk District?

    Holkham Hall, Cromer Pier, and Sheringham Park are frequently suggested for their local charm and history. Nature enthusiasts may enjoy visiting Blakeney Point and Cley Marshes for wildlife experiences.

  • What are some hiking trails in North Norfolk District?

    Walkers often enjoy the Norfolk Coast Path, with stretches near Holt and Wells-next-the-Sea. Woodland routes in Sheringham Park and scenic trails through salt marshes around Blakeney are frequently suggested.

  • What are some family activities we can do in North Norfolk District?

    Families frequently visit wildlife reserves, ride local heritage railways, and spend time crabbing at Wells-next-the-Sea quay. Exploring Holkham Hall’s parkland and seeing the seals at Blakeney Point are enjoyed by many.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from North Norfolk District?

    You can explore Norwich’s historic city centre, wander boat-friendly waterways in the Norfolk Broads, or visit Sandringham Estate to learn about royal history. Wildlife lovers may enjoy nearby coastal nature reserves.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in North Norfolk District?

    Many accommodations in coastal towns such as Wells-next-the-Sea, Sheringham, and Cromer welcome pets, making it easy to explore beaches and countryside trails with your dog. You will also find pet-friendly cottages in the area around Holt.

  • What are some local tips for visiting North Norfolk District?

    Pack layers for variable coastal weather, and comfortable shoes for walking beaches or woodland trails. Explore local farmers’ markets, and check tide times before beach outings or seal watching trips.

  • What is North Norfolk District known for?

    North Norfolk District is known for its long sandy beaches, salt marshes, and rich wildlife, including seals and migratory birds. Historic estates, charming villages, and fresh seafood also characterise the area.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in North Norfolk District?

    Quiet walks through the marshes at Stiffkey, the tranquil gardens of Hindringham Hall, and small art galleries in Burnham Market are often recommended for a distinctive local experience away from crowds.

  • What are the best foods to try in North Norfolk District?

    Regional seafood such as Cromer crab and locally caught mussels is frequently suggested. Many pubs and cafes also prepare seasonal dishes using Norfolk samphire and artisan cheeses sourced from nearby producers.

  • What should I bring for a trip to North Norfolk District?

    Pack layers of clothing, a rain jacket, and sturdy shoes for walks across beaches and countryside paths. Binoculars can enhance wildlife viewing, and a reusable bag is practical for local market visits.

  • What is the nightlife in North Norfolk District like?

    Expect relaxed pubs, live music evenings, and coastal breweries around villages like Sheringham and Cromer. Many venues combine casual dining with entertainment, drawing both locals and visitors.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in North Norfolk District?

    Cromer Carnival is a frequently suggested summer tradition, and Wells-next-the-Sea hosts events celebrating local heritage. Food festivals and coastal art trails are common in late spring and summer.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in North Norfolk District?

    Many vacation rentals in coastal villages and countryside locations are welcoming to families, often featuring spacious gardens or easy access to local play areas. Look for homes near Wells-next-the-Sea, Holt, and Sheringham.

  • When is the best time to visit North Norfolk District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended due to milder temperatures, longer days, and seasonal events. Autumn also has gentle weather, plus quieter moments to explore nature and heritage sites.

All about North Norfolk

North Norfolk is 370 square miles of wilderness, long sandy beaches, and big skies, complete with rich history, thriving wildlife, and plenty of adventure. The region’s pretty villages and ancient market towns are hemmed in by 45 miles of stunning coastline with award-winning Blue Flag beaches. The Norfolk coast is home to seal colonies and wild birds, as well as surfers and kite-boarders. You can go fossil-hunting along the beaches, where archaeologists have found the biggest mammoth skeleton in the UK, as well as the earliest evidence of humans in Britain. Keen birders can expect to see Arctic terns, oystercatchers, and pink-footed geese.

The nearby Norfolk Broads, a network of 127 miles of navigable, lock-free waterways, meander through enchanting marshland dotted with historic windmills. You can explore the many walking trails which have inspired writers and artists for centuries or hire a boat to explore from the water. As one of the few places in the UK you can see the Northern Lights, North Norfolk has been awarded Dark Sky Discovery Status, making for ideal stargazing conditions.

The small local towns are home to independent shops and farmers’ markets, art galleries, and cosy pubs. Locally caught crab and lobster are highlights of any North Norfolk menu, as well as classic fish and chips.

What are the top things to do in North Norfolk?

Blickling Estate

A former Tudor queen — one of England’s most famous royal spouses — was born at this magnificent estate in the early 16th century. Subsequent residents have included lords, earls, and marquesses, each of whom has left their mark on the impressive property. You can explore the extensive grounds, wander around the lake, and explore the luxurious rooms before stopping off at an on-site cafe for a slice of homemade cake.

Blakeney National Nature Reserve

Protecting the largest seal colony in England for more than a century, Blakeney Point is accessed from the nearby towns of Blakeney and Morston. More than 3,000 seal pups are born here each year, with common seals born between June and August and grey seal pups appearing between November and January. Boat trips are available to get a little closer to the local residents.

North Norfolk Railway

For a unique, leisurely way to soak up the countryside and coastline, hop aboard the North Norfolk Railway. Throughout the summer months, heritage steam trains run between the Victorian stations at Sheringham, Weybourne, and Holt. Visit the railway museum when you disembark at Holt Station and enjoy a traditional pub lunch before your return journey. You may even get to look at the engine carriage.

Quick stats about holiday rentals in North Norfolk

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    North Norfolk holiday rentals start at £7 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    3,390 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

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  • Holiday rentals with a pool

    210 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,390 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    4,550 of North Norfolk holiday rentals include wifi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    North Norfolk stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    North Norfolk’s top spots include Holkham Hall, Horsey Gap and Sheringham Park

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