Weybourne Holiday Cottages

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.

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.

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!

This characterful cottage, located in the heart of Weybourne just a few steps from the pub and charming village store, is perfect for couples, friends or a small family looking for a peaceful haven to explore the North Norfolk coastline. Weybourne is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the coastline offers a shingle beach and fabulous cliff-top walks.

Pebble Beach , yes it IS named after the famous golf course, its owners, Bryan and Sally, being very keen golfers! The cottage is absolutely immaculately presented with comfortable furnishings and decor. The owners are constantly updating and improving the house, consequently it is very well maintained. Comfortable king sized beds with quality linen, Sky TV and a pretty enclosed garden. With the added bonus of being able to walk to Weybourne’s beach and the pub and village shop in just a few minutes, we think this house is pretty perfect. Oh and your dog is welcome too. The property has a ground floor bedroom with a king sized bed, plus an ensuite shower room, making it perfect for a multi generational holiday with grandparents. Pebble Beach, is a fantastic holiday cottage in Weybourne and you won’t be disappointed. 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!

Weybourne was once a favoured dropping off point for smugglers but today the only things landing on the beach are fishing boats delivering catch that you will find on the menu at the superb Ship Inn. Not much happens in this small laid-back village which is what makes it such a perfect destination for those seeking to get away from it all. A village store stocks all the basics but for more extensive supplies you will need to make the short three-mile drive to Sheringham. A traditional seaside town it features a beach of fine sand cliffs shops pubs and a steam railway that stops off at Weybourne on its route to the Georgian town of Holt. At the front of the house you enter through the front door into a lobby from where you can access the large lounge with comfortable leather sofas DVD and CD. French doors lead out to a pretty patio garden an electric flame effect fire. The contemporary kitchen/diner features lovely tiled flooring and includes a microwave and dishwasher as well as a chunky wooden dining table seating six. A utility room leading off the kitchen is equipped with a washing machine tumble dryer separate freezer and coat racks. The ground floor also has a separate shower room with WC and underfloor heating. Up a flight of stairs you will find a trio of super-comfortable bedrooms that each have built-in wardrobes: one with a king-size bed one twin room and a single. The underfloor-heated bathroom comprises a bath shower over the bath and WC. Outside both the small front and larger rear gardens are enclosed by fencing so suitable for children and up to two dogs. The rear south facing garden features a patio area with wooden decking table and chairs. Off-road parking for two cars at the rear includes use of the garage for a car or for bicycles and beach equipment. There is additional off-road parking at the front though not part of the property so only when available. Need to know: Sleeps 4 1. 3 bedrooms 1 king, 1 twin and 1 single. 2 bathrooms: 1 with bath, shower over the bath and WC, 1 shower room with WC. Kitchen with fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Off road parking for 2 cars. Bike/canoe storage available in the garage. Shop 0.1 mile, pub 0.2 miles, beach 0.5 miles. The local village store / deli will deliver groceries on request. Travel cot and high chair are available with prior arrangement.

Four bedrooms: 1 x first floor king-size, 1 x first floor zip/link twin (can be king size on request), 1 x ground-floor zip/link twin (can be king-size on request) 1 x ground-floor king-size . Ground-floor bathroom with freestanding bath, shower, basin and WC. First floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Sitting room. External utility with WC and plenty of storage space

The Finches has a bit of the ‘Wow’ factor about it.  From the moment you walk in you can appreciate the beautiful and well designed interiors. A mixture of coastal chic and calm restful colours. The house is owned by Anne and Nick who have furnished the house with an expert eye, as their business is in home furnishings. The sitting room, which has plenty of comfortable seating, is open plan to the dining area at one end. A wood burner provides a cosy focus point for the cooler months. To the rear, bi-fold doors open up onto the patio with comfortable garden furniture. The garden is fully enclosed, so safe for your dog. The kitchen is sparkling and well equipped to include a large American fridge and freezer. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms, all different, and beautifully designed with high end linen and towels. The garden is enclosed with the most comfortable garden furniture we have ever sat in! A short walk takes you to The Ship public house and the beach road. The Finches is a really fantastic holiday property in Weybourne, which even the most discerning of guests will enjoy. Weybourne is a sought after coastal village which is well served with public transport, the Coasthopper Bus, and is home to one of the stations of the Poppy Line Steam Railway.  Weybourne has a village pub, The Ship, and a village deli/shop. Weybourne beach is about a 10/15 minute walk from the house. One of the remaining beaches where you can watch the fishermen bring their catches ashore, right onto the beach.

Within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this property enjoys beautiful surroundings including a perfect beach.

Sanderlings is an immaculately presented, single storey, holiday home Weybourne. Owned by Andrew and Susan it is their much loved holiday home. Sanderlings sleeps 6 guests in three really comfortable and beautifully presented bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room. The interiors are stylish with quality fittings, furnishings and linen throughout. The living space is a real surprise when you walk in, it is light and bright with glass roof lights and bi fold doors to really let the outside in. It is a sociable space with the kitchen to one side, bisected with an island. To the other side is the dining area making for great family meals and memories. The comfortable sofas give you the perfect view over the garden The kitchen is extremely well equipped with quality appliances including a coffee maker, and plenty of crockery and cooking utensils. To the centre is an island with sink looking towards the garden. A separate utility room houses the washing machine. The main bedroom has a king size bed and views over the garden, plus and en suite shower room. The other two bedrooms are king size as well. The family bathroom has a double ended bath and a separate shower cubicle. To the rear the garden is enclosed, and mainly laid to lawn. A small stream runs though the garden, making it a haven for wildlife and birds (Please note this can be fenced off for safety if required) A patio area with garden furniture is the perfect way to end your day with a glass of wine in the evening sunshine. There is parking outside for two cars. Sanderlings is only 4.5 miles from the historic market town of Holt, with many independent shops, cafes and restaurants. You can easily spend a whole day pottering about the antique shops and galleries. 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!  Weybourne Mill photo credit Sue Bignall.

Tucked away in the heart of the coastal village of Weybourne, within easy walking distance of the beach, two fantastic pubs and the village shop / cafe, Bella's Barn is a beautiful barn conversion, an oasis for couples or single travellers on the North Norfolk coast.

A super large property which is great for families holidaying together. And what a great location too!

Lakeside is a tranquil peaceful lodge situated on the well regarded site at Weybourne Hall Park. The lodge is beautifully maintained and presented, with deceptively spacious accommodation. The outside space is really special with lakeside views from the deck. There is a good sized sitting room, which is comfortable, having plenty of seating. An electric woodburning effect fire makes for cosy evenings in the cooler months. The kitchen, again is very spacious with a dining table to one end, and is very well equipped. There is a separate utility room off the kitchen. with a door to the deck area. There are two bedrooms, a double, which has an ensuite shower room and a twin. A further bathroom is located off the hallway with bath and shower over. Outside you can see why Lakeside is such a wonderful place to stay. Imagine sitting on the deck, after a lovely day at the beach, just watching the wildlife and the water from your own private deck. Lakeside is a very special place to stay, and is close to the village pub and shop too. Weybourne Hall Park is a peaceful and exceptionally well maintained park with super grounds. Also recently reviewed by Louisa Baldwin for the Eastern Daily Press newspaper. Read her review on the EDP website. Weybourne is on the North Norfolk coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As well as being a quaint and pretty fishing village, it played a big part in the war, with an important radar and listening post setup on the coast. The history of this is told in the excellent military museum The Muckleburgh Collection which is an interesting day out for everyone. There are plenty of walks straight from the door of the property and the beach is about a 20 minute walk. The beach is a shingle beach. The village has an excellent pub called The Ship, a tea room and village shop. Sheringham is just 3 miles away and you can walk along the stunning cliff top coastal path. The Norfolk Steam Railway, known as The Poppy Line, has a station in Weybourne and this is another fantastic place to visit.

Blue Deck House, in the quaint seaside village of Weybourne, is a real escape from busy life. It is a stylish and elegant lakeside property, perfect for a peaceful holiday on the North Norfolk coast. It is spacious inside, with a beautiful light and airy interior. Comfortable seating and quality linens and towels complete a really luxurious feel to the property.  Blue Deck House is situated on a small complex of similar lodges, placed beautifully around the small lake. The area is landscaped with trees and there is a small waterfall just  below the deck. If you are looking for a beautiful holiday cottage in Weybourne, this is the one! There is a private enclosed deck area overlooking the lake, to dine al fresco on a warm evening. The gardens are communal, and beautifully landscaped with trees and shrubs. The lodge is extremely well equipped with plenty of local literature, books, games and WiFi. You are just a few minutes’ walk into the fishing village of Weybourne, which is well served with local amenities including a popular pub, The Ship, a village shop and tea room. The beach is within walking distance. The popular Coast Hopper bus stops on the coast road just outside the park, taking you all along the coast to Sheringham, Cromer and beyond, in the easterly direction, and Blakeney, Cley and Wells in the western direction. So no need to even use your car. We regret the lodge is not suitable for dogs or children under 12 due to the proximity of the water.  Blue Deck House is immaculately presented and really has the ‘wow’ factor when you open the door. Elegant, immaculate lakeside coastal lodge in North Norfolk Weybourne is on the North Norfolk coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As well as being a quaint and pretty fishing village, it played a big part in the war, with an important radar and listening post setup on the coast. The history of this is told in the excellent military museum The Muckleburgh Collection which is an interesting day out for everyone. There are plenty of walks straight from the door of the property and the beach is about a 20 minute walk. The beach is a shingle beach. The village has an excellent pub called The Ship, a tea room and village shop. Sheringham is just 3 miles away and you can walk along the stunning cliff top coastal path. The Norfolk Steam Railway, known as The Poppy Line, has a station in Weybourne and this is another fantastic place to visit.

Excellent walking can be enjoyed from the doorstep of this property, with the Peddars Way and Coastal Path available locally.

Part of a small cluster of flint-built houses built in 2020, this light, stylish house provides fresh and relaxing accommodation, providing a fabulous retreat along a stunning part of the North Norfolk coastline. Set in the peaceful village of Weybourne, the property has ample space for up to eight guests, and features a welcoming wood burner, a generous lounge, cosy snug and large games room.

Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the pretty coastal village of Weybourne and next to a lovely cafe and village pub this is the perfect retreat for families and friends looking to enjoy some time together and explore North Norfolk. Situated just half a mile from the beach you can also venture into the charming seaside town of Sheringham offering something for everyone. Hop on the North Norfolk Railway and visit the gorgeous Georgian town of Holt full of independent boutique shops pubs restaurants and coffee shops. Cromer offers a wonderful day out with traditional amusements crazy golf the Amazona Zoo and the Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre showing a variety of acts throughout the summer. This is before we even mention the many restaurants serving freshly caught seafood including the famous Cromer crab. Golfers will love the highly regarded 18-hole golf course which runs alongside the cliffs and coastline offering fantastic views. This characterful cottage is a stunning place to be while enjoy your holiday with loved ones and as soon as you enter you appreciate the effort the owner has put in when this property was renovated. The first room you come to from the entrance hallway is the dining room that is fit for any mealtime occasion with comfortable seating for up to six guests. Of course dinner needs preparing so head to the well-equipped kitchen which has everything the designated chef of the evening will need to lovingly prepare a hearty meal. From the hallway there is a ground-floor king-size bedroom with ample storage space and a family bathroom. Completing the ground floor is a gorgeous lounge spacious yet cosy featuring a wood burner and two two-seater sofas that surround a Smart TV with Netflix included so why not gather around for an evening with loved ones while you stream a movie with the wood burner providing an idyllic backdrop? Up the steep winding stairs you have a king-size bedroom with an en-suite WC which is a Jack and Jill style leading through to a single room with a trundle bed which upon request can sleep two. This upstairs layout perhaps lends itself to families. Outside there s a block paved area to the side of the house with furniture that can be used for enjoying the evening sun or parking for 2 cars and you can use the gate to make it enclosed and more private. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 ground floor king size bedroom (zip and link can be made into twins on request), 1 king size and 1 single. 1 ground floor bathroom with roll top bath with shower attachment, separate shower, and WC; 1 en suite WC. Electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Wood burner (1st basket of logs included). Smart TV in lounge with Netflix included. Enclosed paved area with furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars (medium sized). EV charging point (pay as you go). Pub, shop and beach within a mile. Sleeping 5 1 (trundle bed in single bedroom).

A delightful former pub, offering period style accommodation for three guests, affording a fantastic location in the coastal village of Weybourne, just 0.5 miles from the local beach.

Escape the ordinary in this splendid coastal cottage in Weybourne. This beautiful property is perfect for families of four and their two canine companions and boasts local amenities and a short walking distance to the beach.

Three bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double, 2 x twin. Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen. Living/dining room with woodburning stove