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Rent cottages in Norfolk, East England
548 self catering cottage letting's in Norfolk, East England. Rent superb cottage accommodation and holiday rentals with features such as hot tubs, sauna's, gyms, heated swimming pools and much more! Refine your search of self catering accommodation to let in Norfolk by using the county and region menus on the left.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £397
Self catering accommodation in Plumstead sleeps 4.
Features include: • Garden • Pet friendly • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Close to the Beach • Pub near by • Cottage Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: Beech End details
This attractive, traditional Norfolk cottage enchants and envelops its occupiers. It has been renovated to retain a wealth of original features whilst being adapted for modern living. It is located in the rural village of Plumstead adjacent to the Green and the national environmental award winning community wildflower meadow and ancient pond.
This is also home to a local barn owl that can be seen circling the meadow at dawn and dusk. The fully enclosed south-west facing garden is lawned, with fruit trees. It is ideal for children and dogs and has a large patio, perfect for outside dining and barbecues.
The neighbours sell their organic produce on an honesty system in season. There are many beautiful walks from the doorstep from which to experience the abundant wildlife including hares, deer and a wide variety of wild birds.
There are many good pubs and restaurants within a short drive. The vibrant market town of Holt with its many eateries, independent shops and galleries is just a 10 minute drive away.
The sandy beaches of Sheringham and Cromer are less than 15 minutes drive whilst seal trips, bird-watching, top 10 UK Holkham Beach, National Trust properties and popular Wells-Next-the-Sea and Burnham Market are all within easy reach.
Places to visit within the area include:
Holkham Hall - www.holkham.co.uk
Oxburgh Hall - www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Houghton Hall - www.houghtonhall.com
Castle Rising Castle - www.castlerising.co.uk
Raveningham Gardens - www.raveningham.com
Mannington Gardens - www.manningtongardens.co.uk
  
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £372
Self catering accommodation in Ridlington sleeps 4.
Features include: • Garden • Pet friendly • Internet Access • Close to the Beach • Golf near by • Pub near by • Cottage Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: Bromholm Barn details
Set in a quiet, rural location surrounded by beautiful open countryside, yet only 1-mile from the nearest beach, Bromholm Barn is a stunning 200 year old red brick and flint barn recently renovated to provide stylish accommodation, all on one level. Incorporated into the barn walls are stones from the 13th century ruins of Bromholm Priory mentioned in Chaucer's 'A Reeve's Tale' and once believed to be home of the True Cross.
Only nine miles from Cromer and the Norfolk Broads, home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the country, accessible from the market town of Stalham. In the winter months, see the grey seals come ashore at Horsey along with thousands of migratory geese filling the skies. The property is only two miles of the acclaimed East Ruston Old Vicarage Gardens and the iconic red and white striped lighthouse at Happisburgh. Enjoy easy access to the 63 mile Norfolk Coast Park running from Hunstanton to Sea Palling. Further afield is the beautiful town of Holt and 20 miles South, the cathedral city of Norwich with a wealth of history, restaurants and theatre.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £582
Self catering accommodation in Felmingham sleeps 6.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Games Room • Cottage Sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: Dovecote details
Privately situated within the grounds of Felmingham Hall, a fine Grade II listed Elizabethan manor house, are Felmingham Hall Barns: two award-winning holiday properties with a stunning 18th century barn conversion. Individually Longbarn and Dovecote can cater for parties of up to 10 or six respectively. Quietly located at the end of a long drive off a country lane, the barns stand within their own south-facing walled garden, in a tranquil setting, surrounded by farmland. With a private courtyard with covered parking for five cars to the front, the barns are approached via a grape and laburnum covered pergola.
Once the home of William Talman, architect of Chatsworth and Master of the Works to the court of James I, Felmingham Hall was built in 1569 and is one of the earliest examples of Elizabethan architecture in North Norfolk.
It stands in unspoilt countryside not far from the National Trust's Blickling and Felbrigg estates, and is an ideal location from which to explore the renowned coastline of Norfolk, only 20 minutes by car. The famous Weaver's Way network of country walks is a 10-minute stroll from the barns and the east coast just 15 minutes by car. From Felmingham the picturesque Georgian towns of Holt and Burnham Market, the seaside villages of Cley (with its famous bird sanctuaries) and Stiffkey, and the traditional English resort towns of Cromer (with its Hotel de Paris), Sheringham and Wells are all within easy reach by car and offer everything from delicatessens and antique shops to restaurants and theatres.
Dovecote, the smaller unit in this award-winning conversion of an 18th century barn, features a deceptively spacious reception room with inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove, dining area with double doors. The private south-facing walled garden looks out onto the dovecote, from which it takes its name, and in spring/summer over a wild flower meadow to the west. For children there is a wigwam and dressing-up box.
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Sleeps 14
Weekly prices from £1389
Self catering accommodation in North Tuddenham sleeps 14.
Features include: • Pet friendly • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Fishing near by • Games Room • Cottage Sleeps 14
Accommodation overview: The Old Rectory details
The Old Rectory in Norfolk is a luxury self catering holiday home which stands in its own parkland next to the church surrounded by open countryside, a mile from North Tuddenham. The original rectory dated from the 16th century and the poet William Cowper stayed here when he first came to Norfolk. It was replaced in 1852 by Rev Barry, younger brother of the architect of the Houses of Parliament, who designed it himself. The holiday home has been refurbished to provide a luxury self catering venue for family gatherings. It is easily accessed from the A47, half a mile away.
There is a pub in the village of North Tuddenham. Situated in the upspoilt rural centre of Norfolk there is much to see and do as it is ideally located for exploring the coast (35 minutes' drive), the Broads (30 minutes) and the historic city of Norwich (20 minutes). The Old Rectory is set in idyllic surroundings with grounds covering 12.5 acres. There are large areas of lawn interspersed with mature shrubs and trees. The grounds also include a west facing terrace, ideal for summer barbecues, a pond (this has been fenced making it childproof), and a children's football area with two goals. The Old Rectory is an ideal outdoor holiday break with its own wood: a pathway marked by an avenue of yew trees which leads to clearings planted with bluebells, foxgloves and primroses and ideal picnic spots. There is table tennis in the games room and an all weather tennis court in the grounds. There are riding stables nearby. Catering, clay and game shooting and fishing can be arranged with prior notice - please call Mrs Jenne on 07803-891984.
Catering can be arranged through 'Toast' on 07900 925907 / 01508 491895
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £372
Self catering accommodation in Little Walsingham sleeps 6.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Close to the Beach • Pub near by • Cottage Sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: Corrie's Cottage details
Corrie's Cottage, with its beach themed interior, is just a short drive from some of the many attractions that North Norfolk has to offer. There are seal trips and bird watching at Blakeney, golf at Brancaster, sailing at Morston, shopping in the Georgian towns of Holt and Burnham Market or the Thursford Collection of steam engines, traditional fun fair rides and the popular Christmas Spectacular Show. With easy access to miles of award winning beaches, nature reserves and National Trust houses and gardens, this is a perfect base for exploring.
Sitting in approximately 2.5 acres of communal grounds and woodland of the Old Vicarage, Corrie's Cottage is just a short pleasant walk to the centre of this ever popular medieval village with its various tea shops, cafes, food pubs, art galleries, antique shops, post office and handmade chocolate and ice cream shop. There are award-winning places to eat, such as the Norfolk Riddle restaurant, its adjoining fish and chip shop and the Great Walsingham Barns, serving award-winning pies and amazing roast dinners. There is also a renowned local farm shop and butcher supplying excellent home grown produce.
This fun cottage has access to a pretty Victorian walled garden which is also the view from each of the three ground floor bedrooms. In addition there is also a good sized enclosed rear garden with an outdoor dining area, barbecue and, for those cooler evenings, a warming chimnea, ideal for toasted marshmallows. This cottage is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the tranquil meadow views where barn owls and oystercatchers are some of the many visitors who may be spotted.
Locally there are many places of historic interest, various cycle routes and an abundance of scenic walking, including the 20 acre grounds of Walsingham Abbey. A scenic trip on the world's longest narrow gauge steam train from Walsingham will bring you to Wells-next-the-Sea, popular for crab fishing at the quay and its huge sandy beaches with picturesque beach huts, dunes, pine forest, cafe and safe swimming for children.
BOOKING NOTE: Should you wish to accommodate further guests please also see Oystercatcher which is next door, accommodating five guests.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly prices from £530
Self catering accommodation in Sculthorpe sleeps 8.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Close to the Beach • Pub near by • Cottage Sleeps 8
Accommodation overview: Owl Barn details
Owl Barn is situated close to Sculthorpe village at The Grange, a contemporary development of farm buildings on an eight acre site with secure gated entrance. It is completely surrounded by open countryside. The barn provides comfortable and stylish accommodation with a spectacular vaulted living area on the first floor, and ground floor bedrooms.
The quiet village of Sculthorpe lies just two miles west of the historic Norfolk market town of Fakenham, with all its local amenities, racecourse and quaint cinema. Sculthorpe Mill, just a half mile walk, is a charming 18th century inn set on the banks of the River Wensum, offering good food and a cosy bar. The RSPB's Pensthorpe Nature Reserve and Gardens, host to BBC's Spring Watch series, is close by with superb gardens and bird life.
The Norfolk coast lies 10 miles north with the extensive sandy beach of Wells with picturesque beach huts, dunes and cafe. The Holkham Estate, beach and the bustling market town of Burnham Market are a short drive. Many popular coastal villages are readily accessible offering seal and wildlife spotting trips, opportunities for windsurfing, kayaking and sailing. This area has some excellent cycle paths and quiet roads. Local cycle hire is available.
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Sleeps 20
Weekly prices from £1793
Self catering accommodation in North Tuddenham sleeps 20.
Features include: • Pet friendly • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Fishing near by • Golf near by • Pub near by • Games Room • Cottage Sleeps 20
Accommodation overview: The Old Rectory and Coach House details
The Old Rectory and the Coach House are self catering holiday cottages which stand in their own parkland next to the church surrounded by open countryside, a mile from North Tuddenham in Norfolk. The original rectory dated from the 16th century and the poet William Cooper stayed here when he first came to Norfolk. It was replaced in 1852 by Rev Barry, younger brother of the architect of the Houses of Parliament, who designed it himself. The luxury accommodation has been refurbished to provide a high quality venue for family gatherings. It is easily accessed from the A47, half a mile away.
There is a pub in the Norfolk village of North Tuddenham. Situated in the unspoilt rural centre of Norfolk it is ideally located for exploring the coast (35 minutes' drive), the Broads (30 minutes) and the historic city of Norwich (20 minutes). The Old Rectory is set in idyllic surroundings with grounds covering 12.5 acres. There are large areas of lawn interspersed with mature shrubs and trees. The grounds also include a west facing terrace, ideal for summer barbecues, a pond (this has been fenced making it childproof), and a children's football area with two goals. An ideal outdoor holiday break, The Rectory has its own wood: a pathway marked by an avenue of yew trees leads to clearings planted with bluebells, foxgloves and primroses which make ideal picnic spots. There is table tennis in the games room and an all weather tennis court in the grounds. There are riding stables nearby. Clay and game shooting can be arranged with prior notice, as can fishing. The Coach House is situated in a courtyard through original 10' high wrought iron gates next to the Old Rectory.
It can be rented with the Old Rectory should additional accommodation be required. It has been renovated to a very high standard but retains its character with exposed beams and brickwork. There are lovely views over the main lawn and open countryside.
Catering can be arranged through 'Toast' on 07900 925907 / 01508 491895
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £989
Self catering accommodation in Wells-next-the-Sea sleeps 10.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Close to the Beach • Pub near by • Cottage Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Laylands details
Laylands Cottage was the first building on the road to Wells-next-the-Sea and one of the earliest buildings in the 15th century town. It was originally built as an inn offering shelter to the drovers from the north bringing cattle and sheep to catch boats to the continent. The old settle where the drovers drank their ale still remains in the corner of the house.
Laylands Cottage enjoys an elevated position with views over a green belt conservation area. Not far ever, an old horse grazes in the field looking out beyond towards the Pinewoods and Wells beach. The house is detached with secluded front and rear gardens. The large rear garden, which is walled and south facing, has mature fruit trees and a large patio, perfect for outside dining.
The house is situated just a five minute walk from the harbour and the sea. Wells beach, with its famous white sand dunes and beach huts, is easily reached by a 15-minute walk through the pine wood. Laylands Cottage has recently undergone a complete renovation which is sympathetic to the historic heart of the house, but also encompasses all the conveniences for modern living.
Wells-next-the-Sea is an atmospheric Norfolk town set behind a small working harbour on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. The town has a maze of narrow streets, old alleys and yards, filled with an eclectic mix of shops, pubs and cafes and there are many listed and interesting Georgian and Victorian buildings.
Wells-next-the-Sea is within one of the UK's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the heart of the North Norfolk Heritage Coast. The beautiful award-winning sandy beach, with its pine trees, sand dunes and colourful beach huts, can be reached using a miniature steam train from the harbour or enjoy the quay with its active fishing and sailing club. Laylands Cottage is an ideal outdoor holiday break as both Wells-next-the-Sea and Holkham Woods are one of the UK's designated Nature Reserves, and walkers and birdwatchers can enjoy the North Norfolk Coastal Path, creeks and marshes. Should catering be of interest it can be arranged through Julie Abbs Catering on 01328 701939 / 07798 818448 or visit www.julieabbs.co.uk
Please note that the maximum occupancy for this property is 10 adults and one baby.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £303
Self catering accommodation in Oulton sleeps 2.
Features include: • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Cottage Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: Acorn Cottage details
Acorn Cottage is a delightful rural escape, situated on the edge of the Blickling Hall estate on the outskirts of Oulton village.
Tuck yourself away in this romantic retreat, a beautifully renovated detached cottage set within its own informal garden. Restful decor is complemented with natural seagrass flooring and a thoughtful mix of contemporary and antique furnishings.
The nearby market town of Aylsham (two miles) provides all facilities, including the Friday morning WI market and a regular farmer's market (complete with jazz band!). The elegant Georgian town of Holt offers attractive independent shopping, antiques, art galleries and cafes, and the traditional food hall of Larner's, the Harrods of Norfolk!
The wonderful North Norfolk coast, with its glorious big skies, is within easy reach, including Cromer, Sheringham, Cley, Blakeney, Wells, Morston and on to Burnham Market, Norfolk's own Chelsea-On-Sea.
Visit Blickling Hall (NT) and the Walpole Estate (Wolterton Hall and Mannington Hall). Felbrigg Hall (NT) and Sheringham Park (NT) are close by, offering visits to historic houses and gardens with events throughout the year. The cathedral city of Norwich lies to the south.
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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £372
Self catering accommodation in Little Walsingham sleeps 5.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Close to the Beach • Pub near by • Cottage Sleeps 5
Accommodation overview: Oystercatcher details
Oystercatcher is nestled in the beautiful North Norfolk countryside and is approached via a tree lined avenue. This beautifully presented single storey mews style property is set within the prestigious development of a late Georgian rectory, with communal woodland and grounds extending to approximately to 2.5 acres.
Built within the pretty Victorian walled garden of the Old Vicarage, this cottage has been named after a resident oystercatcher who is often spotted striding the garden walls. The two larger bedrooms have direct access into these gardens and the single room has wonderful views across the meadows and woodlands. The good sized private enclosed rear garden has an outdoor dining area and barbecue and is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the tranquil meadow views with its many visitors, such as oystercatchers, barn owls, mallard, pheasants, French and English partridge, curlew, graylag and barnacle geese and various plover and waders on the marshland beyond.
A short walk will bring you to the centre of this medieval village with its quaint tea rooms, art galleries, antique shops, food pubs and a handmade chocolate and ice cream shop. There are also many places of historic interest, various cycle routes and an abundance of scenic walking, including the 20 acre grounds of Walsingham Abbey, especially beautiful when the snow drops have opened. There are award winning places to eat, such as the Norfolk Riddle restaurant, its adjoining fish and chip shop and the Great Walsingham Barns, serving award winning pies and amazing roast diners. There is also a renowned local farm shop and butcher supplying excellent home grown produce.
This is an ideal location to soak up the relaxing atmosphere of this country cottage retreat or to use it as a base for exploring some of the many North Norfolk attractions such as the seal trips and bird watching at Blakeney, golf at Brancaster, sailing at Morston, shopping in the Georgian towns of Holt and Burnham Market or enjoying the Thursford Collection of steam engines, traditional fun fair rides and Christmas Spectacular Show - or just enjoying easy access to miles of award winning beaches, RSPB nature reserves and National Trust Houses and gardens.
BOOKING NOTE: Should you wish to accommodate further guests please also see Corrie's Cottage also in our brochure which is next door, accommodating six guests.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £303
Self catering accommodation in Cromer Lighthouse sleeps 2.
Features include: • Garden • Romantic Breaks • Close to the Beach • Close to the Sea • Golf near by • Pub near by • Cottage Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: The Link details
In association with Trinity House, Rural Retreats is pleased to present The Link at Cromer Lighthouse The original Cromer Lighthouse was built in 1680 but the present lighthouse, a white octagonal tower, was built in 1833 and converted to automatic operation in 1990.
The Link (with accommodation for two guests) is one of two semi-detached cottages at the lighthouse, which is a mile from the traditional North Norfolk town of Cromer. A 10 minute stroll along the coastal path or along the beach will take you into Cromer, where you can explore shops, pubs and sample local seafood - notably, the excellent Cromer crab sandwiches. Cromer is a popular holiday destination for families and has a long sandy beach with colourful beach huts. The pier has a theatre and cafe, and is the location of the RNLI life boat station which is open to the public. You can hire dipping nets and buckets there - try to catch your own Cromer crab from the pier! There is an excellent sea-front cafe/restaurant at the lifeboat museum.
Taking the coastal path in the other direction is a short walk into Overstrand where you can then eat in the White Horse restaurant/bar.
The Link makes a perfect Norfolk retreat for golfing breaks. The property is adjacent to the Royal Cromer 18-hole golf course where non-members with a handicap are welcome.
This lighthouse does not have a fog signal.
Access roads to some of the lighthouse sites are narrow with limited passing places and, dependent on the season and site, there is the possibility of overhanging vegetation due to cutting restrictions during bird breeding seasons or other environmental reasons.
Guests should be aware that the lighthouses and equipment need regular and sometimes emergency maintenance. Therefore visits by maintenance staff may occur at any time during the year. However, staff will do their best to ensure guest privacy at all times.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £274
Self catering accommodation in Erpingham sleeps 2.
Features include: • Internet Access • Swimming Pool • Romantic Breaks • Close to the Beach • Golf near by • Pub near by • Easy Walking Access • Cottage Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: Miller's Loft details
Miller's Loft is an idyllic romantic retreat for two, offering stunning views of unspoilt North Norfolk countryside with frequent sightings of the resident barn owl and deer. The Loft is situated on the Weavers Way footpath and is an ideal location for simply relaxing, walking, cycling and exploring the North Norfolk countryside and coast.
The nearby market town of Aylsham (2.5 miles) has a weekly Friday morning W.I. market with fresh local produce available as well as a twice monthly Saturday morning farmers market. The picturesque Georgian towns of Holt and Burnham Market offer good eateries and eclectic shops, whilst Wells, Holkham, Sheringham and Cromer offer fantastic beaches, with riding and golf close by too.
Nearby are several magnificent NT properties, including Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall (1.5 miles). Wolterton and Mannington Halls are close by offering walks and tea shops, whilst the acclaimed East Ruston Vicarage Gardens are a short drive away. The Broads and Cley, with renowned bird sanctuaries, are both within easy reach by car.
Miller's Loft is well served by good places to eat and drink: The Erpingham Arms with its real ale is within walking distance; the acclaimed Saracens Head is close by and the award-winning Gunton Arms a short drive away.
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