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Norfolk coastal cottage holidays in Heacham are all about unwinding on the beach and discovering Norfolk’s big skies, windswept marshes and meandering waterways. Heacham is a pretty village on the Norfolk coast, overlooking the sweeping bay and estuary known as The Wash. It is an ancient settlement scattered with Neolithic and Bronze Age sites. Wander into the village centre from holiday homes in Heacham, and you will discover beautiful landmarks, such as the Church of St Mary the Virgin, dating back to 1230. Heacham is best known for its ties to Pocahontas, who married John Rolfe, a native of the village, and visited in 1616. Approaching Hornsea, there is a striking village sign depicting Pocahontas. This Norfolk seaside village is also famous as the heart of the region’s lavender industry, which fills the air with a sweet aroma during the summer months.

Kath's Cottage, Norfolk
Heacham
Norfolk
England
Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1

This romantic coastal cottage for couples sleeps 2 in the peaceful Norfolk village of Heacham. Built from local Carstone with a lovely private courtyard, Kath’s Cottage is within walking distance of the Blue Flag sandy beach at Hunstanton, and within easy reach of stunning nature reserves and the King’s Sandringham Estate.

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Heacham has been a popular resort since the Victorian era and remains a lovely place for a relaxing break by the sea. The village’s North Beach is backed by a graceful promenade where you can take a stroll, enjoy views across The Wash to Lincolnshire or treat yourself to ice cream. Backed by grassy dunes, Heacham’s South Beach is wilder and a good option for escaping the summer crowds. Low tide reveals a glorious expanse of sand connecting both beaches and is perfect for building sandcastles or swimming in the sea.

Heacham holiday cottages are popular among visitors who want to explore the Norfolk coast, with The Wash National Nature Reserve to its west and the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to its east. Three miles north of Heacham, Hunstanton is an elegant Victorian resort with a promenade, gardens, bowling green and distinctive striped cliffs. A short drive inland, the Norfolk Broads is an enchanting expanse of peaceful rivers overlooked by old windmills and flint villages.