Holiday rentals in Sheringham

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    Explore 340 holiday rentals in Sheringham

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    Sheringham holiday rentals start at £30 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    250 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

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  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    80 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    320 of Sheringham holiday rentals include wifi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

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

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A lounge area features a wood burner set in a stone fireplace, complemented by a grey armchair and a woven basket. A flat-screen television rests on a wooden console table. The space showcases wooden flooring and a light color palette, creating a comfortable setting.
Cottage in Norfolk
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Spacious cottage just 2 mins walk to the beach

This traditional flint cottage is sure to provide a cosy retreat in the heart of Sheringham. The location is hard to beat - to the left head into the hustle and bustle of the main high street or go right to enjoy a refreshing walk along the seafront. Sheringham is a beautiful seaside holiday destination which has kept a community feel. This is shown in many ways with the carnival team organising a range of fabulous events throughout the year. There are great parks and play areas for children.

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A spacious bedroom is presented with a comfortable bed featuring soft linens and decorative pillows. A seating area with a dark couch is seen beside a small dining table set for two. The kitchenette is visible through an open doorway, showcasing a functional layout.
Guest house in Norfolk
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Cliffside Hideaway - Sheringham

Welcome to Cliffside Hideaway. Our comfortable boutique annex is situated in the heart of Sheringham, Norfolk a stone's throw from the sea. Our refurbished ground floor apartment has been annexed from our characterful 19th century terrace home. You will be welcomed into a well equipped kitchenette, spacious bedroom and bathroom with shower and toilet facilities. We are just a few minute stroll from the seafront and our friendly, bustling highstreet. Ideal for couples and solo travellers.

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A sea-facing conservatory is highlighted by a large dining table surrounded by light rattan chairs. The walls are mostly glass, offering expansive views of the ocean. A pendant light hangs above the table, and sunlight casts a warm glow across the wooden floor.
Home in Norfolk
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

No. 4 Seaview, Sheringham

Welcome to No. 4 Seaview, Sheringham - A cherished family retreat by the sea, now yours to enjoy! This spacious, three-storey mid-terrace townhouse with spectacular panoramic sea views, is ideally located just 130 yards from Sheringham’s award-winning beach and promenade. This property sleeps 13, with 5 Bedrooms spread over the first and second floors many with sea views and washbasins. Log burner in the main living room. Outdoor seating on the terrace makes the most of the coastal setting.

Top guest favourite
A round dining table is positioned in a bay window, flanked by two large windows offering views of the sea. Two folding chairs are set at the table, with a bottle of wine and two glasses placed on the surface. Gentle light fills the space.
Apartment in Norfolk
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

2 Bed Holiday Apartment with spectacular sea views

This is the perfect choice for a seaside holiday in the popular North Norfolk coastal town of Sheringham. The apartment is in a spectacular seafront location and is situated on the first floor with bay windows at the front overlooking the sea. Both bedrooms have zip and link superking beds which can be arranged as two standard size (3 ft/90cm) single beds if required. The main bedroom has an ensuite shower room and there is also a second bathroom (small 4ft 6in/140cm bath with shower over).

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Cottage in Norfolk
4.81 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Woodforde's Cottage, close to town and sea!

Woodforde’s Cottage is a warm, dog-friendly coastal retreat in Sheringham, ideal for couples families seeking a peaceful break. Set on picturesque Beeston Common, the cottage is perfectly placed for coastal walks from the door and cosy evenings indoors. Tucked away yet within easy walking distance of Sheringham’s shops, cafés and restaurants. Enjoy views towards Beeston Bump, with the beach just a 7-minute walk. Centrally heated with private parking, making it comfortable in all seasons.

Guest favourite
A large kitchen diner is presented with light blue walls and white cabinetry. A wooden dining table with six chairs is positioned at the center. The room features a range cooker and microwave, with ample natural light illuminating the space.
Home in Norfolk
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Detached 3 bedroom holiday home in Sheringham

Explore the North Norfolk coast from this convenient and comfortable home. Turnstone is a peaceful, detached home with 3 spacious bedrooms, and a large kitchen diner, plus separate living room. The garden is completely enclosed and safe for dogs and children. There are lovely views across the common to the front, and plenty of space on the drive for 2 cars. You can follow the brook across the road for a pleasant 10-15 minute walk, which will take you to the town centre and sea front.

Top guest favourite
A circular glass dining table is set for four, featuring white dishes with green leaf patterns. Each place setting includes a bowl, plate, and wine glass. Natural light filters in through nearby windows, illuminating the space and offering views of the street and church across.
Flat in Sheringham
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 243 reviews

Stylish apartment in the centre of Sheringham

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.

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A large wooden clock is mounted on a textured wall featuring horizontal wooden planks. The clock displays a rustic design with metallic numbers and hands. Decorative heart-shaped wall art is arranged nearby, enhancing the cozy ambiance of the space.
Home in Sheringham
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 307 reviews

Holiday Cottage close to Sheringham’s charm

Titch House is located just a gentle 10 minute stroll from the sea front and Sheringham Town. Stepping into the property you meet cosy open plan living. Fully equipped kitchen that overlooks the diner / lounge so you will never miss any family time. The lounge has comfortable seating, Free sat TV, Netflix and Wi-Fi access. There is a bathroom and 2 bedrooms (Double & Twin) with plenty of storage. Off road parking and an enclosed decked Garden area. One dog permitted to stay.

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Apartment in Norfolk
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 176 reviews

Coastal Retreat with parking, Sheringham.

Bright, Spacious Coastal Retreat Perfect for couples and families, this recently refurbished, child-friendly apartment offers stunning views and an unbeatable location. Just a short walk to the beach, with shops, cafés, and restaurants right on your doorstep. Enjoy the light-filled space with a large kitchen-diner, generous seating, a separate lounge with two comfy sofas, Smart TV, books, and games—everything you need for a relaxing coastal getaway

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A brick bungalow is surrounded by vibrant greenery and a pebbled driveway. Large windows allow natural light to fill the interior, while a red-tiled roof complements the rustic charm. Flowers and plants add color to the garden space, enhancing the serene outdoor setting.
Bungalow in Norfolk
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 355 reviews

1930's Seaside holiday home, four-poster bed

Sunny 1930's bungalow, perfect for a traditional seaside holiday! Comfortably sleeps four. The master bedroom has a gorgeous four-poster kingsize bed, and the second bedroom has two single beds. The bathroom has a shower over the bath, and separate loo. The garden is sunny and secluded, and the long driveway accommodates several cars. Marmalade cottage is a short walk to Sheringham town centre, with beach, shops, cafes, pubs and steam train.

Top guest favourite
A vibrant mural adorns the exterior wall, depicting a colorful coastal scene with a figure sitting on a yellow surfboard. The artwork features waves, a lighthouse, and a picturesque coastline, all framed by a sky filled with stars and clouds, adding character to the property.
Flat in Norfolk
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

The Burrow - Close to beach, with parking

The Burrow is the perfect place to stay for a family holiday or a couples’ coastal break. Situated on a quiet residential road, a stones throw from the beach, shops and Norfolk coast path. The flat is the upstairs part of a converted Victorian town house, recently renovated, with off-street parking. The first floor has a kitchen, cosy living room diner, shower room and separate WC, with two double bedrooms on the top floor.

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Home in Norfolk
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Sea view home, two minutes' walk to the beach

Stones Throw is a lovely, spacious, three bedroomed house on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. It is located less than two minutes' walk from Sheringham's glorious sandy beach (hence the name Stones Throw) and has sea views from two of the three bedrooms. The house has ramp access to the front door and a downstairs bedroom and shower room providing a safe, comfortable stay for anyone with accessibility needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Sheringham?

    Sheringham’s seafront area and the town center are frequently suggested for their proximity to the beach, local shops, and cultural sites. Stays near Sheringham Park provide quieter surroundings and easy access to nature.

  • What are the best things to do in Sheringham with kids?

    Families often enjoy exploring the beach, visiting Sheringham Museum, or riding on the North Norfolk Railway’s heritage steam trains. Sheringham Park’s outdoor spaces and play areas are also popular for children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Sheringham?

    Walk along Sheringham’s coastal paths, visit the Sheringham Museum, or relax on Sheringham Beach. The North Norfolk Railway’s heritage train rides and local food markets also invite exploration.

  • How is the weather in Sheringham?

    Sheringham’s winters are cool, ranging from 37–46°F (3–8°C), with moderate rainfall, while summers are mild, typically reaching 56–70°F (13–21°C). Pack for wind and occasional showers throughout the year.

  • When is the best time to visit Sheringham?

    Late spring to early autumn is often recommended for Sheringham, with milder weather, longer daylight, and seasonal festivals. Cooler months are quieter and invite brisk coastal walks.

  • What are the best places to visit in Sheringham?

    You can explore Sheringham Park, stroll along Sheringham Beach, or visit the Sheringham Museum. The North Norfolk Railway and nearby coastal paths are also frequently suggested for their scenic experiences.

  • What are some hiking trails in Sheringham?

    Sheringham Park features well-marked woodland and cliff-top trails, while the coastal path near Sheringham offers sea views and opportunities for birdwatching. These routes are favored for their varied scenery and accessibility.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Sheringham?

    Families can spend time beachcombing, explore Sheringham Museum, or wander the nature trails in Sheringham Park. Seasonal mini-golf and heritage train rides are also frequently suggested for visitors of all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Sheringham?

    Nearby market towns, the Norfolk Broads, and stately homes provide a variety of day trip options. Exploring coastal villages, wildlife reserves, or local art galleries around Sheringham is also often recommended.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Sheringham?

    Sheringham has a selection of pet-friendly accommodations, from coastal cottages to family-run guesthouses. Many hosts welcome visitors with pets, and the local area features beaches and parks for exploring together.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Sheringham?

    Visit early in the morning for a quieter beach experience, and stop by the local market for regional food. Trying a heritage train ride and seeking out independent shops can make for memorable moments.

  • What is Sheringham known for?

    Sheringham is often recognized for its sandy beach, fishing heritage, and classic steam railway. The town also has a reputation for vibrant local festivals and access to protected coastal landscapes.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Sheringham?

    Explore Pretty Corner Woodland for peaceful forest walks, or discover art exhibits at the town’s independent galleries. You might also come across quiet coves and historical sites tucked around the outskirts of Sheringham.

  • What are the best foods to try in Sheringham?

    Sheringham has freshly caught seafood, with crab and fish and chips frequently suggested by visitors. Traditional tearooms often serve scones and cakes, and local spots prepare seasonal dishes featuring regional produce.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Sheringham?

    Packing layers is recommended for Sheringham, as weather can shift; a waterproof jacket and comfortable footwear are useful for coastal walks. In summer, beachwear and sun protection help for days by the sea.

  • What is the nightlife in Sheringham like?

    Sheringham has a relaxed nightlife scene with traditional pubs, local bars, and occasional live music. Evenings often center around friendly venues for conversation and regional drinks.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Sheringham?

    Sheringham has a summer carnival, a popular 1940s themed weekend, and seasonal arts and music festivals. Traditional events, like coastal celebrations and community gatherings, are often recommended during peak seasons.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Sheringham?

    Many vacation rentals in Sheringham are family friendly, offering amenities like full kitchens, spacious living areas, and proximity to the beach or town center. Hosts often provide guidance on local activities for all ages.

All about Sheringham

With its wide family-friendly beach, promenade, colourful beach huts, and fantastic seafood, Sheringham has all the trappings of the traditional British seaside resort. This overgrown fishing village, where boats still bring in the daily haul, is caught between two different sides of North Norfolk, with the attractions and pier shows of lively Cromer to the east and the wilder expanses of coast further west, where vast sand dunes and open landscapes are a haven for wildlife. Hiking the 84-mile Norfolk Coast Path is one way to explore the stunning North Norfolk coastline, home to more than 45 miles of beaches. Some, such as West Runton, are the site of significant prehistoric discoveries; others, like Mundesley and Wells-next-the-Sea, possess loads of nostalgic charm.

Sheringham’s own attractions include a museum, steam train rides, and streets full of tea shops and old fishermen’s pubs. For a view of it all, be sure to climb Beeston Bump, a pleasingly grassy hill to the east side of town, formed at the end of the last Ice Age.

What are the top things to do in Sheringham?

Deep History Coast

Sheringham lies within a 25-mile stretch of coast between Weybourne and Cart Gap that’s often called the Deep History Coast. A free augmented reality app for your phone highlights 11 discovery points to learn what the area was like hundreds of thousands of years ago. Stopoffs to explore include natural features created by the movement of glaciers, and beaches good for finding fossils, such as West Runton, where the largest nearly complete mammoth skeleton in Britain was found.

Sheringham Park

Famous for its rhododendrons and azaleas, this huge 1,000-acre landscape park has trails for walking, running, or taking kids on a bike ride. It’s operated by the National Trust, as is nearby Felbrigg Hall, a superb country mansion with impeccable interiors, open to visitors.

Sheringham Museum

This small museum overlooking the Norfolk coast celebrates the town’s maritime and military history, and includes a collection of historical lifeboats spanning 100 years. Hear the folksy stories of local crabbers and boat builders, and see the shell of an undetonated bomb dropped during a German zeppelin raid during World War I.