Holiday houses in Nethergate

Birdwatchers Retreat in Cley: annexe for one guest

Enjoy a relaxing stay half a mile from Cley Marshes (Norfolk Wildlife Trust) visitor centre and a mile from the sea. It is an ideal location for bird watchers, walkers and cyclists. This warm and comfortable well presented modern refurbished small annexe (one guest only) benefits from en-suite shower room, independent access, outside seating area/patio and secure parking on site. Free use of fast Wi-Fi. Bike storage. My daughter Rachel and myself are happy to reply to any queries.

Beautiful dog friendly cottage in Melton Constable

Enjoy a stay in this fabulously renovated former railway cottage in Melton Constable, in the heart of North Norfolk The cottage has 2 large bedrooms, one with an ensuite bathroom with a roll top bath. The second bedroom is a super king or can be 2 singles. It has a spacious and well equipped kitchen diner and the added benefit of a downstairs shower room making it perfect for 2 couples or a family. The cottage is dog friendly with a fully enclosed rear garden and a parking space.

Lily's Cottage

19th century cottage in 13th century village. Fully modernised with new kitchen/dining room, lounge and bathroom downstairs, with two bedrooms upstairs (main bedroom leading off bedroom at top of stairs - no door at top of stairs into small bedroom). Older cottage type so steep narrow stairs and low doorways. Suitable for couple or with one child. Free car park across the road. 30 minutes drive to north Norfolk coast, local to National Trust houses and lots of walking trails.

Carpenters Yard rural retreat for two

Carpenters Yard is a detached grade 2 listed cottage next to our own house in the heart of the Norfolk countryside. Perfect for couples seeking a peaceful village retreat with easy access to the 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.

Artist and musicians chapel

A unique creative property with a large open plan living space equipped with entertainment including a piano, guitar, books, games, smart tv, pizza oven and BBQ. A great base to explore North Norfolk located just 15 Minutes from the coast. Located in a quiet village with free parking and the butcher, fishmonger, bakery and greengrocer, pub and a Coop food store are conveniently located nearby within walking distance.

Porky Hooton’s Cricket Pavilion minimum 2 nights

Porky Hootons Pavilion is set deep within the North Norfolk countryside boasting a rustic charm within an idyllic setting, offering a cosy quirky feel. Rural walks are in abundance. Historic market towns are close by offering pubs, restaurants and shops. We offer a minimum 2 nights stay . Upon arrival you will be greeted by the owners who will show you around and give you general information on the area.

The Old Bakehouse, a cosy North Norfolk retreat

Welcome to The Old Bakehouse, a perfect getaway for individuals or couples, located in Briston, in the heart of the North Norfolk countryside. This self-contained, recently renovated annexe is within easy reach of the famous North Norfolk coastline with miles of unspoilt award winning beaches, coastal villages and towns . The Old Bakehouse is dog friendly, with a fully enclosed garden.

Chapel Piece Norfolk self-contained studio

Chapel Piece offers a lovely spacious well equipped self contained studio with a self serve breakfast supplied in your own kitchen along with a lounging area where you can relax on your sofa of an evening. You have your own entrance to come and go as you wish coming through our lovely garden. We are available if you need any information, we will greet you on arrival .

Jasmine Cottage, Norfolk retreat

Jasmine cottage is nestled in the walled garden of a Grade 2 listed Georgian house, in the heart of the village. Set in the Norfolk countryside with the coast only 30 minutes away. Georgian towns, national parks and Norwich cathedral all a short distance. The Queens Head serving good food and real ale is a stones throw away.