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Holiday cottages Norfolk -
Self catering cottages,
houses and holiday homes in all areas of Norfolk |
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Hadleigh Holiday Suites are superior quality self catering apartments, offering spacious, comfortable accommodation in the heart of the popular seaside resort of Great Yarmouth. Open all year round, they are perfect for family seaside holidays, for couples and out of season short breaks.... |  |
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Turkey Row is a comfortable five bedroom family house accommodating 11 guests, plus babies, set in a spacious private lawned garden situated in the heart of South Norfolk.... | |
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| £539-1449 per week |
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Beechwood Cottage stands off a quiet north Norfolk lane with uninterrupted countryside views and stunning sunsets. This lovely beamed cottage, by The Weaver's Way, adjoins the owners’ home, has pure water supply and is full of original character.... | |
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An 18thC timber framed former Granary, on a farm just outside Hingham, with fully fitted kitchen, lounge with wood burning stove, a kingsize and a twin bedroom and a nice bathroom. An ideal location for a peaceful stay in pleasant and unique surroundings..... | |
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2
charming detached Norfolk flint cottages set
within an arable and dairy farm in a rural setting. See our web site for
more information and photos... |
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Three beautifully converted individual farm buildings offering modern amenities with country charm. Centrally located for exploring Norfolk and Suffolk borders. Family group bookings happily accepted for two or more of the cottages, providing you with your own space while being together. Stable Cottage, The Haybarn and The Hayloft sleep 6, 4 and 2. | |
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£200-675 per week |
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Clevency Cottages are
three 17thC grade II listed cottages in the sleepy North Norfolk village
of Great Snoring, just 6 miles from the coast at Wells-next-the-Sea.
Traditional brick and flint, tastefully decorated, full of character and
charm..... |
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£175-625 per week |
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A well
equipped and nicely furnished modern holiday cottage in a quiet,
secluded rural location close to the coast. Lounge/diner with patio
door, double bedroom with patio door and TV, 2nd bedroom with large bunk
beds..... |
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£195-495 per week |
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A large
lavish house, very comfortably laid out with large modern kitchen, under
floor heating and a long sun lounge. Set alone
on top of its own small hill, and looks across and back towards Bylaugh
hall ..... |
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A very well equipped comfortable modern bungalow with a delightful secluded garden and a small orchard in a quiet country lane, near the beach and ideal for restful holidays......... | |
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£445-845 per week |
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A large house with 7 double bedroomsrooms and sea views situated opposite the beach. Open plan kitchen-diner, big sitting room, 3 bathrooms. Luxury bed linen & towels included. Use of beach equipment & BBQ for summer. Pets welcom - logs included in winter..... | |
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Search our online database for a complete list of holiday cottages for any area in Norfolk
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Norfolk T here are around 45 miles of coastline in Norfolk, with long sandy beaches, crumbling cliffs, flint pebble banks and salt marshes, stretching from Horsey to Holkham beach. The rich architectural heritage of 81 conservation areas, over 2,200 listed buildings and 100 Scheduled Ancient Monuments, is set in countryside ideal for cycling, walking, horse riding, bird watching or just relaxing.Many of the villages in Norfolk are packed with history and several have village trails to help you explore. Experience 12th century life with an audio tour at Castle Rising castle or come to Castle Acre Priory and discover how the monks used to live. Climb up the windmills at Denver, Letheringsett and Great Bircham and watch flour being made – what an amazing view! - or visit Great Cressingham to see the rare wind and water mill. The Norfolk Broads is now the UK’s largest nationally protected wetland and an important area for wildlife. The Broads were formed when people dug for peat in Medieval times and then they were later flooded. The Victorians used them for transporting heavy loads but nowadays they are here purely for pleasure and passengers are the boats’ main cargo. A holiday in the Norfolk Broads is like a whole new world. And it’s easy. No complicated locks to manoeuvre, just 125 miles of navigable waterways with plenty of places for you to moor up and hop out to explore pretty villages and market towns, or to stop at a welcoming pub to set you up for the rest of the day.
Norwich Norwich dates back to Saxon times though there was a major Roman settlement at nearby Caister St Edmund. By 1066 Norwich was one of the largest towns in England and in 1096 work started on the cathedral. The castle which still dominates the city centre was built not long after. The city grew in prosperity and population to become the second city of England by the early sixteenth century. It remained in a position of pre-eminence amongst English provincial towns until the industrial revolution. |
Norfolk accommodation: Holme next the sea: Peterborough: Thetford
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