Blue Deck House Weybourne, Norfolk

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.