King's Lynn
King's Lynn is a traditional market town on the Norfolk coast, 44 miles from the city of Norwich and 35 miles from Peterborough. It is the region’s cultural centre, with two theatres: St George's Guildhall and the Corn Exchange, three museums and a number of sports venues. Holiday cottages in King's Lynn are a stone's throw from historical buildings, independent shops and a picturesque riverfront.
Dating back to the 12th century, King’s Lynn was once one of the country's most important ports, and much of the area's maritime past is still evident today. Old merchants' houses are dotted throughout the streets leading down to the river. Striking historic architecture can also be found throughout King's Lynn, including Tuesday Market Place, widely praised as one of England's grandest squares.
- Sleeps
- 4
- Bedrooms
- 2
Charm and sophistication meet at Field Corner, a spacious rural cottage in Docking, Norfolk. The luxurious cottage sleeps 4 and boasts exposed beams and elegance, plus open-plan, sunlit spaces, a wood-burning stove, a lawned, furnished garden with countryside views and even a table tennis table.
- Sleeps
- 8
- Bedrooms
- 3
Pound Cake is a charming chocolate box cottage in the lovely hamlet of Stanhoe in Norfolk. The pet-friendly cottage exudes charm with its exposed beams and inglenook fireplace and combines this with eclectic décor while offering a pleasant mature garden and access to the country and the coast.
- Sleeps
- 6
- Bedrooms
- 3
Keepers Cottage in the civil parish of Middleton, Norfolk, is a traditional Victorian cottage set on an arable farm, a light and airy property lovingly converted into a dog-friendly holiday home featuring three king-size bedrooms (two with en-suites), spacious sitting room, and a stone courtyard.
- Sleeps
- 4
- Bedrooms
- 2
Based in the peaceful Norfolk countryside near Kings Lynn, Sheppard's Hut is a quaint bungalow on the outskirts of Terrington St. Clements. A quiet and simple holiday home, it is a perfect base from which to explore the Lincolnshire coast and countryside popular for its trails and wildlife.