The charming Victorian resort of Hunstanton lies on the Norfolk coast, 40 miles northwest of Norwich. Facing west across The Wash, it is one of the only places on the east coast where the sun can be seen setting over the sea. Beneath the town’s distinctive striped cliffs, an elegant seafront is home to pitch and putt, crazy golf, bandstand concerts, funfairs and plenty more classic holiday attractions. One of many good reasons for staying in holiday cottages in Hunstanton is to explore the town’s renowned gardens, which are particularly spectacular in spring and summer. Starting at the tourist information centre, the horticultural trail includes the Esplanade Gardens, as well as a number of lesser known gardens around the town.
The Northgate Loft is a thoroughly modern and spacious seaside property with easy access to the sandy beaches of Hunstanton and the Norfolk coast. The coastal cottage boasts ample windows with views of the ocean and is situated within the heart of the coastal town. Escape to the seaside and relax.
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Stroll to the beach and return to a tastefully-furnished modern cottage at 5b Hideways. The coastal cottage in Hunstanton sits just moments from the ocean and boasts a sun-trap courtyard, vaulted beamed ceilings, open-plan design & spacious living areas. Enjoy a family holiday by the Norfolk coa...
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Styled on a traditional Norfolk barn, 5d Hideways boasts vaulted beamed ceilings and wooden décor, combined with contemporary comforts. The coastal cottage in Hunstanton, Norfolk, is ideal for a seaside escape as it offers a delightful courtyard, open-plan spaces and proximity to sandy beaches.
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Vaulted beamed ceilings and contemporary comforts greet visitors at 5c Hideways, a coastal cottage just moments from the beaches of Hunstanton. The single-storey cottage promises light and airy open-plan spaces and a sunny courtyard, as well as a sea breeze and access to the coastline of Norfolk.
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5a Hideways is a delightful end-terrace cottage sitting within walking distance of Hunstanton’s beaches and centre. The contemporary, single-storey coastal cottage in Norfolk boasts an open-plan design and vibrant décor, as well as light and airy spaces, generous rooms and a breezy, sunny courtyard.
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Little Star is a romantic Norfolk flint terraced village cottage near Hunstanton. The pet-friendly home promises a delightful garden and rustic interior. The cottage boasts exposed beams & wooden floors, as well as vaulted ceilings and a wood burner. Spoil your partner with a charming holiday.
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From spotting seals on Searle’s Sea Tours’ Wash Monster to discovering incredible sea creatures at Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary, there is no shortage of fun family activities. The Princess Theatre is a popular venue with live drama and music throughout the year. With its expanse of golden sand, rock pools and gentle waves, Hunstanton Beach is a beautiful spot for a day by the sea. Many holiday cottages in Hunstanton are located in the old part of the town, which has a traditional village atmosphere.
Old Hunstanton is within walking distance of the seafront, with traditional pubs and tearooms, and Carstone-built cottages. A land train carries visitors between Searles Leisure Resort and the Lighthouse, providing a relaxing way to take in the sights on self-catering holidays in Hunstanton. Within a few miles of Hunstanton, Norfolk Lavender Visitor Centre, Bircham Windmill, Snettisham Park and the RSPB reserves of Titchwell and Snettisham are all well worth a visit. Inland, the meandering waterways and windmills of the Norfolk Broads and the graceful architecture of Norwich are close enough for day trips.
