Self-Catering Cottages at Home Farm, Weybourne
Weybourne Holiday Cottages are managed by Sally and Paul Middleton, who live at Home Farm on the outskirts of the village. The collection includes converted farm buildings, traditional Norfolk cottages and nearby holiday homes, offering a choice of accommodation for couples, families and groups.
Most properties have their own outdoor seating area or garden, although layouts and facilities differ between cottages. Off-road parking is provided, with individual arrangements detailed in each property listing.
The main Home Farm cottages are pet-free, while three nearby properties accept dogs by prior agreement. This distinction is useful for guests travelling with pets and those seeking accommodation that has not been used by dogs.
Shared Swimming Pool and Family Facilities
One of the main advantages of staying at Weybourne Holiday Cottages is access to the shared leisure facilities at Home Farm.
The indoor heated swimming pool measures approximately 12 metres by 5 metres and is maintained at around 29°C. Swimming is organised through allocated private sessions and shared swimming periods, rather than unrestricted access throughout the day.
Additional shared facilities include:
- Games room: Pool and table tennis tables.
- Indoor soft play: A dedicated area for younger children.
- Outdoor play areas: Climbing frames, swings, a playhouse and ride-on tractors.
- Mini gym: Exercise equipment for guests aged 18 and over.
- Gardens: Shared outdoor spaces with seating and picnic areas.
- EV charging: Communal electric vehicle charging points, operated through a payment app.
- Practical facilities: A shared laundry room and bicycle storage.
A beauty treatment room also operates at Home Farm, with treatments available by advance appointment at an additional cost.
The shared facilities are located on the main Home Farm site. Guests staying in nearby cottages should check the location and access arrangements before booking.
Exploring Weybourne and the North Norfolk Coast
Weybourne is a small coastal village with a village shop, pub and access to countryside and coastal walking routes. Home Farm is approximately five minutes' walk from the village and ten minutes from Weybourne Beach.
The beach is predominantly shingle, with steeply shelving areas and deep water, making it unsuitable for swimming. It is better suited to coastal walks, fishing and enjoying the views along this stretch of the Norfolk coast.
Sheringham is a short drive east, offering a traditional seaside town with shops, cafés, a beach and access to Sheringham Park. Inland, Holt is known for its independent shops, galleries and Georgian architecture.
Nature lovers can explore the coastal marshes around Cley-next-the-Sea and Salthouse, while walkers can follow sections of the Norfolk Coast Path.
Weybourne is also home to a station on the North Norfolk Railway, where heritage trains run between Sheringham and Holt on operating days. The nearby Muckleburgh Military Collection is another local attraction.
For more accommodation in the area, browse our holiday cottages on the North Norfolk Coast or explore holiday cottages throughout Norfolk.
What to Check Before Booking
Although the cottages share a location and access to Home Farm facilities, individual properties differ in several important ways.
- Sleeping arrangements: Check the number of bedrooms, bed configurations and space for additional children or cots.
- Outdoor space: Some cottages have private gardens or patios, while others offer different outdoor arrangements.
- Swimming pool access: Pool sessions are timetabled, and children must be supervised. The pool is not lifeguarded.
- Dogs: Only designated dog-friendly cottages permit pets, subject to the owner's conditions.
- Accessibility: Ground-floor accommodation does not necessarily mean step-free or wheelchair-accessible accommodation. Check entrances, stairs and bathroom arrangements.
- Short breaks: Three-night weekend and four-night midweek stays are offered during selected periods outside school holidays.
- EV charging: Charging is available through communal points at Home Farm rather than from individual cottage electricity supplies.
Checking these details on the individual property listings will help you choose accommodation that matches your requirements before making an enquiry or booking.
