Holiday Cottages In Norfolk Coast

Nestled at the heart of the coastal village of Thornham, this 300-year-old cottage is bursting with charm and character. Lovingly renovated, the interior seamlessly blends original features with modern touches that are sure to keep the entire family happy.

Enjoy a peaceful holiday in this cottage, set in a conservation area yet within a short drive from the sandy beach at Holme.

Located in the coastal village of Overstrand, this cosy and stylish semi-detached cottage dates back to the 1800s with exposed, original stonework and beams and is a few minutes walk from the sandy beach on North Norfolk's stunning heritage coastline, a fabulous cliff top café and a good village pub and restaurant. This wonderful year-round hideaway is perfect for a family, small group of friends or couples enjoying a short stay or longer holiday.

A beautiful brick and flint Victorian end of terrace cottage which has been modernised and overlooks the green of a pretty village and offers a woodburner and small enclosed garden.

This delightful Victorian home in rural north Norfolk has an old-world charm and cosy cottagey atmosphere. It’s located in the sleepy village of Sedgefield, with a friendly pub you can head to for a pint within 0.5 miles.

Thatch Cottage, a delightful listed house in the village of Trunch in Norfolk boasting a south-facing enclosed garden, a range cooker and off-road parking. North Walsham 3.3 miles; Cromer 7.8 miles.

A spacious cottage in the pretty rural village of Knapton just 2 miles from Mundesley, one of the many pretty villages dotted along the Norfolk Coast AONB. Well-suited to families and groups of friends keen to explore The Broads and inland market towns, the dog-friendly cottage features two lounge areas, two enclosed patios and access to the owner’s outdoor swimming pool during the summer months.

Sleeping 4 with 1 bathroom. You can bring 1 pet to stay at Windmill View Cottage - Secluded Charm & Coastal Comfort.

Offering plenty of space for the whole family to retire to after exploring the surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this traditional brick and flint Grade II-listed North Norfolk retreat is tucked away in a quiet spot in a rural village that’s as picturesque as the nearby coastline.

Situated along the bustling high street, this cheerful second-floor apartment makes a great base for exploring the popular market town of Holt and the Norfolk countryside. Offering spacious accommodation for up to four guests, the property has been stylishly updated to provide a cosy, relaxing retreat.

This charming and stylish property, part of the prestigious Maltings development in Letheringsett, is perfect for couples, families or friends looking for a retreat close to the beautiful Norfolk coastline. The cottage is one mile outside the pretty Georgian town of Holt, which you can explore using the Owl trail, and is only a 5-mile drive away from the coast.

This traditional, spacious and cosy 19th century cottage is perfectly situated overlooking a quaint village green in the heart of picturesque Thornham, near the beautiful northwest coast of Norfolk.

In the heart of Winterton-on-Sea and only a short stroll to the sandy beach, Eastwyn offers a welcoming break whatever the season.

Surrounded by beautiful woodland on the outskirts of the picturesque village of West Runton, this delightful cottage provides a fantastic hideaway for families and friends seeking a quiet retreat along a secluded part of the Norfolk coast.

A charming brick and flint cottage located in North Creake Fakenham ideal for families couples and friends looking to explore the North Norfolk coastline and countryside. Fakenham has a famous racecourse as well as a good range of shops restaurants and pubs. Popular coastal towns nearby include Holkham Wells-next-the-Sea and Brancaster all of which have beautiful sandy beaches (all within 7.5 miles). Birdwatchers will enjoy Sculthorpe Titchwell Snettisham and Cley s premier bird reserves (all within 12 miles). A boat trip out to Blakeney Point to see the resident seal colony is highly recommended for more wildlife (11 miles). Burnham Market is a stunning village full of independent boutique shops pubs and restaurants and is a must-see (5.5 miles). As soon as you step through the door of the cottage you can take off your walking shoes and step into the entrance hall. This area doubles as a snug space with a small sofa a desk and a TV. Continue through to the light and airy lounge area on the left where there are two comfortable sofas and a Smart TV to watch your favourite shows after a long day of exploring the area as well as an open fire to snuggle in front of on a cold evening. Enter the kitchen/dining area through the lounge and prepare your meals in the well-equipped kitchen which has everything you need to cook up a sumptuous meal for everyone to enjoy around the dining table that seats six. Climb the stairs to two lovely bedrooms one with a king-size bed and the other with twin beds both with storage. The family bathroom is on the ground floor. When you step outside you ll find an enclosed and spacious garden. There is also a patio area with garden furniture where you can relax fire up the BBQ and enjoy a meal outside while soaking up the sun. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 king and 1 twin. 1 bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC (bathroom updated October 2023). Electric fan oven and induction hob, upright fridge/freezer and washing machine and dishwasher. Open fire (logs provided between October and March). Highchair and travel cot available. Smart TV in the lounge, TV in snug area. Enclosed garden and courtyard area with seating. Please note for taller guests that this character cottage has low height beams and doorways. On road parking near the cottage (subject to availability). Pub 0.5 miles, Shop 3 miles and beach 5 miles.

Sea View Cottage is an ideal base for a seaside holiday with the family, perfectly located to explore Norfolk.

A lovely, spacious holiday cottage in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

While away your time in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty during your stay in this traditional and spacious converted barn, with characterful features throughout the sociable open-plan living space – like dark wooden beams and exposed stone walls.

A period cottage offering thoughtfully updated, light-filled accommodation for four people, situated in the quiet village of Titchwell in North-West Norfolk, 1 mile from a coastal RSPB reserve.

This traditional brick and flint Norfolk cottage served as the village Post Office for decades but is now a cosy home with some original features such as ledged doors with wrought iron latches upstairs. It s situated in the centre of the rural village of Northrepps part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where you are just one mile from the coast on a direct footpath and just 10 minutes walk to bluebell woods. The vibrant village pub is close by too. You enter the cottage through the back door accessed via the courtyard garden which leads you into a well-appointed kitchen. There s an electric double oven and hob microwave fridge and freezer and washing machine. After a long day out exploring the area the open-plan lounge/dining area offers two comfortable sofas and an armchair positioned in front of the electric feature fireplace and TV so cosy up unwind and watch your favourite programme of an evening. The dining area has a table and four chairs and there s a pine dresser for storage too. Upstairs there are three bedrooms all with ample storage space for your clothes and personal items. The master bedroom has a solid pine double bed with sprung memory foam mattress and the remaining two rooms are singles again with sprung memory foam mattresses. One bedroom has a trundle pull-out bed so can be a twin room if required. All bedrooms have use of a bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. The enclosed courtyard garden area is a pleasant area to relax perhaps with a drink or two and is also a great place to dine alfresco with the garden furniture provided. Parking for the property is behind the cottage in a designated spot for one car. There is on-street parking close by (subject to availability). The village offers easy access to the very best of North Norfolk. Stroll or cycle along pretty countryside lanes to Overstrand (1 mile) with cliff top walks and a wide sandy beach. Cromer (3.5 miles) offers something for everyone with the pavilion theatre on the pier traditional amusements crazy golf and Amazona Zoo along with award-winning fish and chips. It s one of the few places on the East Coast where you can watch the sun rise and set over the sea in the spring and summer months. The town of Sheringham (8.5 miles) hosts the North Norfolk Railway which sees historic steam trains trundle through the county s most stunning coastal scenery to the Georgian town of Holt which has an array of independent boutique shops cafes pubs restaurants and art galleries. Need to know: Sleeping 4 1 (pull out trundle bed in single room). 3 bedrooms 1 double room and 2 single rooms (1 single room has a trundle pull out bed sleeping 2 if needed). 1 bathroom with shower over the bath and WC. Electric double oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine. This property uses storage heaters and electric on demand heaters. TV in the lounge. Electric feature fire. Enclosed courtyard area with table and chairs. Off road private parking for up to 1 car. Shop and beach 1 mile, pub less than a mile.

A superb cottage in a great location where you can enjoy coastal paths, beaches and all the delights of North Norfolk.

This wonderful cottage, situated just half a mile from Weybourne Beach, is the perfect coastal hideaway for couples, small families or groups of friends. Sleeping four across two peaceful bedrooms and with space for up to two dogs to join you, the whole family can enjoy bracing walks along the beach or the coast path.

Perfect for a family getaway on the Norfolk coast, this three-bedroom end-of-terrace cottage sleeps up to six guests in pure comfort. It's located just a few steps from the road overlooking the incredible salt marshes of Brancaster Staithe.

With stunning views and close to the coast, all the ingredients are here for a splendid holiday with all the family.

A lovely and quiet retreat in the beautiful North Norfolk countryside.

Open plan living accommodation with bi-fold doors. You will get to enjoy the whole package and it’s only 3 miles to the coast.

A charming barn conversion in the heart of Norfolk countryside and close to the stunning coastline.

Upmarket holiday home for a large group in the lovely North Norfolk area.

Offering cosy accommodation for two, this adorable cottage makes a fantastic hideaway for couples seeking a quiet getaway in the idyllic Norfolk village of Weybourne. With a great pub and a well-stocked shop/cafe and a fine dining restaurant nearby, the cottage is just half a mile from a pebble beach and cliff-top walks.

From its unbeatable location to its exceptional amenities, this cottage promises an unforgettable seaside escape, ideal for any season, this Cromer hideaway is your gateway to a world of coastal beauty, local delights and timeless memories.

2 Ruscon Cottage is a delightful three-bedroom home, located in the peaceful village of Brancaster Staithe on the North Norfolk coast. This cosy, rustic cottage offers the perfect escape for families, friends and couples to relax and unwind, whist also offering easy access to some of Norfolk's best beaches including Brancaster, Hunstanton and Wells-Next-The-Sea. Guests can benefit from off- street parking for up to two cars with an EV car charger, a pet friendly policy and a private garden. 2 Ruscon Cottage is located in the idyllic village of Brancaster Staithe, nestled on the beautiful North Norfolk coast. This tranquil village, with its rich history as a former Roman settlement, offers a perfect mix of natural beauty and local charm. Brancaster Staithe is well known for its picturesque harbor, which was once a bustling center for mussels and fishing vessels. Today, it remains a thriving fishing and sailing community and is a popular destination for visitors seeking outdoor activities and coastal experiences. The cottage offers easy access to the stunning Brancaster Beach, just a short drive away. This expansive beach is perfect for families and dog lovers alike, with miles of golden sands ideal for walks, kite flying, or simply relaxing by the sea. The beach has a pay-and-display car park, with toilets available during the day (tide-dependent), and a charming ice cream kiosk for cooling off on hot summer days. Brancaster Staithe and the neighboring village of Burnham Deepdale are known for their local seafood and culinary offerings. Nearby pubs and restaurants include the highly recommended Jolly Sailors, The White Horse, and Deepdale Café and Crab Hut, all serving fresh, locally sourced food. For a bit of shopping, head to Dalegate Market, where you’ll find unique gifts, local art, and delicious treats. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the salt marshes and the variety of walking and cycling routes available in the area. For nature lovers, the Norfolk Coast is a haven for birdwatching, with rare species frequently spotted in the surrounding marshland. 2 Ruscon Cottage is perfectly positioned between two of Norfolk's most popular seaside towns: Hunstanton and Wells-Next-The-Sea. Hunstanton is known for its lively seafront fairground, thrill rides, and the Sea Life Centre, providing plenty of entertainment for families. In contrast, Wells-Next-The-Sea offers a quieter atmosphere with boutique shops, cozy pubs, and restaurants, as well as miles of sandy beaches perfect for leisurely strolls and beachcombing. If you're in the mood for some retail therapy or historical exploration, King’s Lynn is about a 40-minute drive from the cottage. This historic port town, once one of England's most important trading hubs, is filled with cobbled lanes, medieval merchants’ houses, and landmarks like King’s Lynn Minster. The town also features the Vancouver Shopping Centre, offering a variety of stores, restaurants, and cafés. For further entertainment, King's Lynn has bowling alleys, cinemas, escape rooms, and more to keep visitors entertained. Whether by car, bus, bike, or on foot, 1 Ruscon Cottage provides the perfect base for discovering the beauty of Brancaster Staithe and the surrounding North Norfolk coast. With nearby attractions like Brancaster Beach, the vibrant seaside towns of Hunstanton and Wells-Next-The-Sea, and the historic charm of King’s Lynn, there’s something for everyone to enjoy during your stay. Brancaster Staithe and the surrounding villages are compact and walkable. You can easily stroll to local pubs, restaurants, and shops from 1 Ruscon Cottage. There are also scenic coastal walks, including routes to Brancaster Beach and beyond, offering beautiful views of the marshes and the sea. The property is easily accessible by car, with Brancaster Staithe located just off the A149, which connects to the main routes through North Norfolk. From King’s Lynn, the drive takes around 40 minutes, while Hunstanton and Wells-Next-The-Sea are both approximately 20 minutes away. The nearest train station is in King’s Lynn, around 40 minutes from Brancaster Staithe by car. Regular train services connect King’s Lynn with London King’s Cross, as well as other major cities. From the station, you can take a taxi or local bus to reach Brancaster Staithe. Brancaster Staithe is well-served by local bus routes. The Coastal Hopper bus service runs along the North Norfolk coast, connecting villages like Brancaster Staithe, Burnham Deepdale, Hunstanton, and Wells-Next-The-Sea. This makes it easy to explore the area without a car. If you want to enjoy the local area at a slower pace, the flat terrain of North Norfolk makes it an ideal place for cycling. You can ride along quiet country lanes and coastal paths to explore nearby beaches and villages. Bike rentals are available locally. Relax in the cosy living room, equipped with a smart TV, board games, and Wi-Fi throughout. For colder evenings, light the wood burner to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The fully equipped kitchen features a fridge, electric oven and hob, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, Nespresso machine, kettle, and toaster. Whether you’re preparing a beach picnic or a family meal, you’ll have everything you need. A wooden dining table with seating for six provides the perfect spot to enjoy meals together. Enjoy a restful night at 2 Ruscon Cottage, which offers three bright, airy bedrooms: two doubles and one with a bunk bed. Each room comes with fresh white linen and ample storage space for your belongings. The family bathroom includes a shower over the bath, a toilet, sink, and a heated towel rail—perfect for drying off after a seaside swim! There’s also a separate W/C with a toilet and sink. The patio garden is ideal for soaking up the sun and offers outdoor furniture, perfect for al fresco dining on warm summer days.

With Hickling Broads on your doorstep, perfect for exploring the famous Norfolk Broads National Park. Norfolk’s coastline with its excellent sandy beaches is just 3 miles. Super village setting, walking distance to a cosy pub.

A lovely traditional flint barn in the heart of North Norfolk that is just minutes from the coast.

A pretty former coastguard station with distant marsh views, Samphire Cottage is situated right in the centre of this popular fishing village and is within easy walking distance of two fabulous pubs/restaurants and the famous Fish Shed, where you can buy fresh fish which has literally been landed in the harbour a few hours before!

An enchanting cottage to experience the charm of coastal living, short walk to sandy beach and pub.

A Luxury coastal cottage that has everything you need for a super-stylish break.

A lovely Victorian terrace with bags of seaside style in the heart of coastal Heacham.

Starfish Cottage is a homely and very well equipped holiday cottage in the sought after village of Weybourne. It is owned by Darren and Moya and their children, who just love to visit and get down to the beach. The house has parking outside and an enclosed garden, to the rear is a really lovely conservatory that is a perfect spot to sit and read. The sitting room is spacious and has the most comfortable reclining sofas, great for just chilling! The kitchen is recently fitted and very well equipped with everything you could need. There is a downstairs shower room and WC. Upstairs there are three good sized bedrooms, the master bedroom having a king sized bed. The second bedroom has a double, and there is a really handy single room with a full sized single bed. There is a family bathroom on this floor with an excellent shower. The cottage is situated in a quiet residential area. A perfect holiday cottage in Weybourne for all the family Weybourne is an old fishing village where you can still see the crab boats bring in their catch, the boats being hauled up onto the shingle beach. During the second World War the village was used as a listening base and you can still visit the famous Muckleburgh Collection and see the original radar and radio station along with the huge collection of military vehicles. There is a very interesting local history section with many photos of wartime in the village, very well worth a visit. You also have the North Norfolk Steam Railway right on your doorstep, Weybourne Station is on the Poppy Line and you can travel to Holt and Sheringham in style. The beach is shingle and steep but you have sandy beaches on your doorstep with West Runton, Sheringham and Cromer, to the east or Wells to the west. The walk along the cliff tops into Sheringham is beautiful and the views are magnificent, taking in Sheringham golf course on the way!

Located in the heart of Holt, this charming brick-and-flint retreat offers a delightful Norfolk getaway for couples, small families and intimate groups of friends. With Holt Country Park on your doorstep and the beaches, wildlife and villages of the North Norfolk coast within easy reach, this is a fantastic destination for exploring the region.

A beautifully refurbished holiday home in the heart of the coastal village of Brancaster. Sleeping up to six guests, this is the perfect base for families and groups of friends planning days of adventure and relaxation in North Norfolk. The village provides a shop and pub specialising in local seafood.

Nestling in a picturesque village of Sedgeford, just a few miles from the stunning Norfolk coast, this cosy, traditional 19th century cottage offers ideal accommodation for a family keen to enjoy this lovely area.

Overlooking beautiful parkland, this traditional carrstone cottage is situated in a tranquil position within the Ingoldisthorpe Hall estate and is perfect for exploring the stunning Norfolk coast.

A lovingly-maintained cottage for five guests, situated in a peaceful location just 3 miles inland of the West Norfolk coast and 7 miles south of the popular seaside resort of Hunstanton.

A delightful stone cottage which has been lovingly updated by the owners to create a stylish holiday retreat for four guests, situated in a quiet village location in the north-west of Norfolk.

Escape to this typically Norfolk brick and flint cottage at the heart of the village of North Creake. Sleeping six guests, the three-bedroom, dog-friendly hideaway dates back to Victorian times and still boasts a wealth of features, as well as a garden.

Situated in the popular village of Thornham, this charming holiday home has generous living spaces and bedrooms and boasts a wonderful garden, ideal for a family group of ten. Within the village, you will find a few pubs and several independent shops, so you can grab a bite to eat, have a drink, or pick up some trinkets.

A pretty, traditional carrstone, two bedroom cottage in the thriving village of Heacham, just a 20 minute walk from the expansive beach and promenade. With a cosy open fire for chillier nights, and enclosed garden with patio and barbecue for when the sun shines, Fuzzy Duck Cottage is perfect all year round.

This 18th-century brick and flint holiday cottage in the centre of Cromer is a perfect getaway for a family of five. Inside, the period home blends original fireplaces and wooden floors with contemporary amenities to give guests the best of both worlds. It is also within walking distance (150 metres) of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, as well as one of Norfolk's best beaches.