Log Cabins to RentBig skies and stunning sandy beaches and the tranquil Norfolk Broads; Norfolk boasts some glorious coast and countryside. Great for birdwatching, cycling or walking. Quaint flint cottages, windmills and churches to explore, including Cley-next-the-sea and Blakeney.
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Our Chalet is unique, colourful and has everything you could possibly need for a great stay! Just a 5mins walk to the the beach and short drive for countless beautiful walks or a boat trip on the broads. Only 10mins drive to Horsey Gap beach to
see beautiful seals!
The site has a bar, swimming pool, cafe, amusements, shop, club house and a take away.
Pets are welcome!! Max two dogs.
The space
The Beach Hut has two bedrooms; one is with two comfortable for an adults and children single beds and one with a double bed. There is plenty of storage to store your clothes and other essentials.
Little, but very well equipped kitchen with open plan living room with sofa bed and dinning area.
The chalet is cozy, quirky and bright! It’s something different to experience while on holiday!
Other things to note
Please note we do provide bedding, but not towels due to health and safety reasons with Covid 19. Thank you for your understanding.
This chalet is located in Great Yarmouth. Norfolk Broads and Norfolk Coast reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Oasis Amusements and Lost World Adventure Golf. Joyland and Pirates Cove Adventure Golf are also worth visiting.
Mundesley, Norfolk, East of England
From £399
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The Bees Knees is a quirky homely chalet situated on a privately owned park in the picturesque village of Mundesley and 600 yards from the award winning sandy beach. Recently renovated in 2022 the one bedroom chalet is fully equipped with quality furnishings throughout. Village amenities, shops and beach are all within a few minutes walk.
Located in Norwich, this chalet is next to a golf course and near the beach. Norfolk Motorcycle Museum and The Straw Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Sim-Air and Amazona Zoo. Little Gems and East Ruston Old Vicarage are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
This superb holiday property has seen extensive refurbishment for the comfort and convenience of guests, but it hasn't lost any of its classic country charm. Located in the most beautiful of settings, the grounds are a delight and you will have the opportunity to meet the owner's alpacas, a treat for children and adults alike; there may even be the opportunity to walk and feed the alpacas! The living space is open plan, with full height ceilings, exposed trusses and a large picture window at one end making the space feel light and airy. The under floor heating ensures that you are cosy in the colder months and the tasteful furnishings and quality linens lend a feeling of luxury to the experience.
Situated on the other side of the courtyard from The Dairy, both cottages could be booked together giving two families the opportunity to holiday together whilst still retaining their own personal space.
The Peddars Walk pathway is close by and you can enjoy walks into Great Massingham (approx three quarters of a mile) where you will find one of Norfolk’s prettiest villages with two large central ponds and the popular Dabbling Duck gastro pub which the younger Royal's often frequent. The Cart Lodge and The Dairy are part of West Heath Barns and situated in grounds of 4.5 acres so there is plenty of tranquil rural space where you can spend time recharging your batteries and enjoying the peaceful setting!
A one hour complimentary Alpacca walk is included for guests staying at The Cart Lodge.
Great Massingham is one of Norfolk's most attractive villages and has one of the most photographed village greens in the county. Several large ponds dominate the village; some of which have their origins as the fish ponds for an 11th century Augustinian Abbey. In 2009 the village won a CPRE Community Open Spaces award and in both 2009 & 2010 an ‘EDP Pride in Norfolk’ award for villages with a population under 1000. The beautiful North Norfolk coast is just a 20 minute drive away. The village has a thriving community with a shop and also pub called The Dabbling Duck that has an excellent bar and restaurant and of course you are close to Sandringham, HM The Queen's country residence.
Accommodation Open Plan Sitting Room/Kitchen/Diner The main living space is open plan, with exposed trusses and full height ceiling. There is a large picture window in the sitting room area and two leather sofas, a flat screen TV with Freeview, DVD player, CD/Radio/USB Music Player, coffee table, lamps and bookcase with a selection of books and games. The dining area comprises a table, four chairs and dresser. The kitchen area has work surfaces on three sides, both wall and under counter cupboard space, a sink with drainer, dishwasher, washer/drier, microwave, kettle, toaster and larder style fridge freezer. Master Bedroom To the rear of the property is the master bedroom, a good sized room with a Norfolk made king size wrought iron bed, side tables & lamps, chest of drawers, dressing table with chair and mirror over, fitted wardrobes and wall mounted TV. Twin Bedroom Two single beds with central bedside table and lamp, chest of drawers with mirror over and wall mounted TV. Family Bathroom Bath with mains pressure shower over, sink with mirror above and WC. Outside To the front of the cottage is the grassed courtyard area where guests can relax outside, dine alfresco and BBQ. Whilst dogs are very welcome at The Cart Lodge, they must be kept on a lead when in the courtyard directly in front of the cottage as it is shared with other guests. There is a large fully fenced paddock area for exercising your dog a 30 second walk around the corner adjacent to the guest parking area. There is private parking for two cars. The setting is delightful and you will love meeting the alpaca's during your stay.
This old cricket pavilion has been beautifully bought back to life; with views of paddocks and just a mile inland from the North Norfolk Coast. With its wood-fired hot tub, super-king size bed and direct access to both the coastal path and the village pub, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind.
Inside The Old Cricket Pavilion you are greeted by a warm and cosy living area - all with quirky cricket touches, so you never forget the interesting past of the bolthole. Wide windows line one side, giving you views across rolling paddocks from every aspect of the pavilion. There is a super-king bed at one end with hand crafted cricket ball lamps on either side. There are two wicker chairs and an old Singer table for those evening when you wish to dine inside, or watch something on the smart television. The fully equipped kitchen has a hidden under-counter fridge with icebox, double electric hob and sink. There is everything you need to cook up a storm, and even a Nespresso machine for a morning coffee on the decking. The bathroom has a wide shower, basin, WC and heated towel rail.
Stepping outside, there is a decked area with lovely large wooden chairs to sit with a drink and good book. Down the steps is a lawned area to the front and a decked area hidden to the side with a wood fired hot tub and table and chairs. There is a small firepit which can also be used as a BBQ for those al fresco diners. The village pub, The Three Horseshoes is only 250 meters away and there is a small path direct to the back of the pub from the pavilion. The beautiful Norfolk Norfolk coast is also accessible directly from the property; you can walk down the owners driveway straight to the coastal path on the Stiffkey marshes.
Inside the Cricket Pavilion
Living space
Super-king size bed with bed linen
Two wicker chairs and old Singer sewing machine table
Smart TV
Kitchenette
Under counter fridge with ice box, sink, two ring electric hob, toaster, kettle, Nespresso machine, pots, pans. crockery and glassware
Bathroom
Shower, WC, heated towel rail and basin
Outside
Decking with two large chairs and bench
Grassed area with a firepit/BBQ and table and chairs
Wood fired hot tub on decking
Additional Information:
Two well behaved dogs welcome for a small additional charge. Please keep dogs off the furniture.
The wood fired hot tub is available for an additional charge of £75 and must be added on booking.
A starter pack of logs are supplied, along with kindling, charcoal and firelighters. More can be purchased from the village shop.
This cabin is located in Wells-next-the-Sea. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Holkham National Nature Reserve and Norfolk Coast, while The Granary Theatre and Bygones Museum are cultural highlights. Whin Hill Cider and Natural Surroundings are also worth visiting.
Don’t let its cosy size fool you. The Gypsy Knot’s sumptuous interior contains every comfort your self-catering holiday needs. Draw out the siding double bed and you have a bedroom. Pull down the fold-away kitchen area and you have a space to make and tuck into meals. Pack the bed and fold away the kitchen area and you have a quirky space in which to sit, relax, and enjoy a quirky holiday.
Cook on the little stove and keep it crackling if you want to enjoy its warmth. There’s also a microwave, a kettle and a toaster. If you fancy a barbeque, grill one up on the bbq/fire pit outside.
In the bathroom next to the wagon there’s a WC and a washbasin. Guests are also welcome to use the bathroom in the main house, Ware Hall.
The medieval Ware Hall originally stood in Hertfordshire. After being forced to demolish it, an old owner had Ware moved piece by piece and reassembled in Well-Next-The-Sea.
Three gastro pubs are within 2 minutes walk.
Don’t let its cosy size fool you. The Gypsy Knot’s sumptuous interior contains every comfort your self-catering holiday needs. Draw out the siding double bed and you have a bedroom. Pull down the fold-away kitchen area and you have a space to make and tuck into meals. Pack the bed and fold away the kitchen area and you have a quirky space in which to sit, relax, and enjoy a quirky holiday.
Cook on the little stove and keep it crackling if you want to enjoy its warmth. There’s also a microwave, a kettle and a toaster. If you fancy a barbeque, grill one up on the bbq/fire pit outside.
In the bathroom next to the wagon there’s a WC and a washbasin. Guests are also welcome to use the bathroom in the main house, Ware Hall.
The medieval Ware Hall originally stood in Hertfordshire. After being forced to demolish it, an old owner had Ware moved piece by piece and reassembled in Well-Next-The-Sea.
Three gastro pubs are within 2 minutes walk.
Mundesley, Norfolk, East of England
From £511
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A comfortable and quirky chalet situated on a quiet privately owned park in Mundesley 600 yards from the stunning blue flag beach and all amenities.
Village amenities and shops are all within a few minutes walk.
Located in Norwich, this chalet is near theme parks and near the beach. Norfolk Coast and Norfolk Broads reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Sim-Air and Amazona Zoo. Little Gems and East Ruston Old Vicarage are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
Norwich, Norfolk, East of England
From £770
Availability
The Lodge in Hickling, Norfolk, can sleep two people in one bedroom.
The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, whilst the sitting area features a woodburning stove and TV with soundbar. The bedrooms include a super-king-size (zip/link, can be twins on request) serviced by an en-suite shower room. To the outside is a rear garden with patio, lawn and furniture, along with ample parking. Travel cot, highchair, fuel, power, WiFi, bed linen and towels are included in rent. Within 2.4 miles, you will find a shop, and within 0.2 miles, a pub, and please note that this is a non-smoking property. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. Pets are not permitted. Note: This property does not accept children. The Lodge is a wonderful escape, whatever time of year.
Amenities: Oil central heating. Electric oven and hob, fridge. TV with soundbar, WiFi. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Offroad parking for one car. Rear garden with patio, lawn and furniture, access to communal grounds. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 2.4 miles, pub 0.2 miles. Note: This property does not accept children. Note: The garden is not enclosed
Region: Picturesque rolling Fens, unspoilt beaches, and pretty waterways – East Anglia is a dream holiday destination. Norfolk offers beaches, saltmarshes and quaint villages whilst equally as charming are the coast and countryside of Suffolk.
Town: Between Barton Broad and Potter Heigham in Norfolk is the picturesque village of Catfield. The community has a Post Office with a well-stocked convenience shop, The Crown Inn, and Sarah's Kitchen, and it is famous for its ties to the boat construction industry and as the old vacation spot of poet William Cowper. To get some fresh air and take in the breathtaking surroundings, you may go for a trek or a bike ride in the Broads, which encircle the town. Moving forward, Horsey is home to the Horsey Windpump National Trust property, as well as Horsey Mere, Nelson Head, Poppylands Tearoom, The Hatch, and the golden sands of Horsey Gap. Great Yarmouth is the next destination, and it's packed with things to do including a sea life centre, an Elizabethan house owned by the National Trust, Great Yarmouth Beach, the Venetian Waterways, and Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach. Norwich Cathedral, the Sainsbury Centre, the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell, and The Garden House are just a few of the sights worth seeing in this nearby city.
Located in Norwich, this lodge is in a rural area and on a lake. Lost World Adventure Golf and Pirates Cove Adventure Golf are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit The Museum of the Broads and East Ruston Old Vicarage. BeWILDerwood and Hoveton Hall Gardens are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with cycling and hiking.
Norwich, Norfolk, East of England
From £1498
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This detached cottage rests in Wroxham, Norfolk and can sleep eight people in four bedrooms.
The Lodge is a detached cottage resting in Wroxham in Norfolk. There are four bedrooms in the cottage made up of a ground-floor double with en-suite wetroom, a ground-floor bunk room with en-suite shower room, a double and a twin, served by a cloakroom and a bathroom, sleeping eight guests in total. There is also an open-plan living space with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area with a woodburning stove and a utility room. Outside is a lawn and patio with furniture, as well as off-road parking for three cars. The Lodge is a wonderful base for a holiday with friends and family in Easy Anglia. Note: Property cannot accept 9 people in the property, this includes babies.
Amenities: Gas central heating and woodburning stove. Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, TV and WiFi. Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for three cars. Lawn and patio garden with furniture. Highchair available. One well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.9 miles. Note: There is limited head space in one of the first-floor bedrooms, please take care Note: Property cannot accept 9 people in the property, this includes babies.
Region: Picturesque rolling Fens, unspoilt beaches, and pretty waterways – East Anglia is a dream holiday destination. Norfolk offers beaches, saltmarshes and quaint villages whilst equally as charming are the coast and countryside of Suffolk.
Town: Wroxham is known to be the 'Capital of the Broads', offering easy access into this area of exceptional beauty, it makes a brilliant base for those in pursuit of a scenic escape to Norfolk. Within the village you can find a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants, with its railway service running to the excitement of the coast as well as the excitement of Norwich, rich in history and activity for all ages, it's well-worth a visit.
Located in Norwich, this lodge is in a rural area. RAF Air Defence Radar Museum and Sewell Barn Theatre are cultural highlights, and travelers looking to shop may want to visit Wroxham Barns and Magdalen Street. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Carrow Road or UEA Sportspark.
The School House is a phenomenal, stylishly renovated old village school in the picturesque village of Beighton, close to Norwich, Great Yarmouth and the Norfolk Broads. Sitting in half an acre of manicured gardens full of wildlife, this property offers unique accommodation for up to eight guests.
The conversion incorporates original features with contemporary details such as dark framed windows, accent features and superb double height aspect in the living room. Interior designers have created an ultra luxurious, somewhat quirky holiday home that will leave you with magical holiday memories.
The village of Beighton is mostly known for its fourteenth century stone and flint church, Beighton All Saints which was re-worked by the Edwardian architect AS Hewitt and features a thatched nave roof and beautiful decorative glass. The bustling market town of Norwich is just fifteen minutes away with its picturesque lanes, buzzy market, cultural and dining treats and its cathedral. Guests can enjoy many boating excursions on the Norfolk Broads, the nearest of which is just five minutes from the house. The lively entertainment of Great Yarmouth is also close by, along with the beautiful, tranquil beaches of Horsey, Happisburgh and Winterton.
The School House is wonderfully secluded, allowing guests total privacy. The renovation includes a living room, kitchen diner, utility room, two bedrooms, one bathroom, a toilet, a study and a boot room on the ground floor and two bedrooms and a bathroom on the upper floor. You enter the property into the kitchen diner, a stunning space with a pitched, black framed glass roof. The fresh and contemporary feel blends beautifully with the stone floor and painted brickwork. The kitchen is sublime with its dark cabinetry, butlers sink and large freestanding range cooker. Guests dine at an industrial style dining table and chairs and the industrial theme continues with rows of shelves for crockery and glassware. Just off the kitchen is a handy utility room and guest toilet. The end of the kitchen and dining area is home to a framed conservatory snug, a very useful second living area which is drowned in natural light and enjoys lovely garden views. The living room is very striking with its double height aspect and sumptuous sofas surrounding the feature open fireplace. There is a second dining table in the living room. The staircase leading to the upstairs bedrooms continues with the modern theme of deep inky colours contrasted with fresh whites and textural neutrals, in keeping with much of the house. Doors from the living room open to the study, bunk room, a charming, colourful double bedroom and a modern wet room.
Upstairs you will discover the beautiful master bedroom suite with its vaulted beamed ceiling, super kingsize bed, dressing area and ensuite bathroom with a freestanding bath and overhead shower. It is a gorgeous room, minimalist in styling and featuring the same dark colour splashes. The remaining bedroom is a gorgeous twin with steel framed beds, crisp cottons and fabulous soft furnishings.
Outside, guests can enjoy the beautiful spacious garden and can enjoy alfresco dining and a firepit on chilly evenings. It is a lovely spot from where you can enjoy a wonderful range of entertainment.
The School House is located in a secluded position in the village of Beighton, fifteen minutes from Norwich and close to Great Yarmouth, Caister-on-Sea, the Norfolk Broads, Acle, Thrigby, Winterton, Horsey and Happisburgh. There is easy access to the three lakes of the Trinity Broads as well as the main waterways of the Norfolk Broads. The Trinity Broads are three lakes that are found in the north eastern region of the Norfolk Broads. These are land locked and not connected to the main Norfolk Broads waterways. The Trinity Broads are comprised of Ormesby Broad, Rollesby Broad and Filby Broad. Fishing is very popular, there are a number of boardwalks, a wonderful waterside restaurant and pub and a sailing club. Locals often refer to the area of the main Norfolk Broads as ‘Broadland’. The beautiful Rivers Yare, Ant, Waveney, Chet and Bure meander their leisurely way through Norfolk and Suffolk connecting beautiful inland lakes, creating waterways and wetlands that make up The Norfolk Broads. Wildlife is abundant and conservation has been very successful in reintroducing species such as otters and herons that struggled for some time to survive. To the eastern side of the Norfolk Broads, the sandy beaches and stunning coastline caress the Broads at Horsey Mere with the salt water of the North Sea coming within a hare’s breathe of the the fresh water. Grey and common seals thrive on the shoreline. Guests love watching them at Horsey Gap. Boat hire on the Broads is very popular and an absolute must when staying at The School House.
Acle is just minutes from the house, a flourishing market town with very attractive seventeenth and eighteenth century building and an ancient, nine hundred year old church. It hosts a small market every Thursday and has previously won the ‘Eastern Daily Press’ ‘Village of the Year’ competition. It enjoys great access to the Norfolk Broads and hosts an annual Acle Sailing Regatta which takes place west of the Acle Bridge on the River Bure.
Any visit to the Norfolk Broads really should include a visit to the bustling town of Wroxham, the hub of boating activity and a tourist mecca. It offers unique shopping, attractions, cafes, restaurants and beautiful local walks. Ludham is a quaint, pretty village, close to Womack Staithe offering white washed cottages with thatched roofs and a lovely pub.
The historic village and beach of Happisburgh is definitely worth a visit for its beach and historic lighthouse. The lighthouse is the the oldest working lighthouse on the Norfolk Coast and the only independently operated lighthouse in the UK. The lighthouse, built in 1790, is open to the public on occasional Sundays and Bank Holidays during the summer plus private visits can be arranged. The village enjoys a secluded sandy beach and a constantly changing coastline.
Norwich enjoys exceptional gourmet dining experiences including the vegetarian Benedict’s and Roger Hickmann’s. It boasts many cosy pubs including The Fat Cat and St Andrew Brew House where delicious craft beers are made on the premises. Excellent fish and chips are served to the sounds of jazz at the Grosvenor Fish Bar. Norwich Cathedral stands in all its majesty with the ancient beauty of stained glass windows, a booming organ and hushed cloisters. You can enjoy free guided tours and learn how the cathedral survived riot, war, plague and fire. There are peregrines that nest in the cathedral’s spire. The observation point is manned by expert volunteers from the Hawk and Owl Trust so that you can get a good view of them. The cathedral plays host to many reverent and impressive concerts and recitals throughout the year. Norwich also boasts dozens of churches from its medieval heyday, some of which have been repurposed into cultural and exhibition spaces such as the Norwich Arts Centre. The Forum is a huge glass edifice and the home of BBC Norwich as well as being a thriving library and boasting restaurants and a bustling cafe. Norwich open-air market delights shopper with traditional fruit and veg stalls alongside gourmet tea and coffee vendors, artisanal bakers and others.
