Surrounded on all sides by landscaped parkland and colourful gardens and woods this fine Grade II listed building exudes an air of serenity and restrained style. Imposing ar (View)

Norfolk's Longest Established Golf Leisure and Conference Hotel Established 1899 DOUBLE AWARD WINNERS HOLIDAY OF THE YEAR 2006 AWARD OF MERIT FOR SPECIALIST SERVICES (View)

All 30 bedrooms have direct seaviews we are well established family run hotel famous for good quality food and a warm and relaxed atmosphere we have an all day coffee shop and (View)

Felbrigg Lodge occupies an unrivalled position. Approached by a long private drive the six acres of grounds are totally secluded.The words Bed Breakfast do not begin to (View)

A family run THREE Star hotel with own restaurant private parking facility situated in a quiet tree lined avenue only 3 minutes walk to the lift to seafront Cromer's pier b (View)

Perched on the cliff tops of the beautiful North Norfolk coast you will find the Sea Marge an elegant Edwardian mansion steeped in history.This fine Grade II listed building (View)

16TH Century Flint Built Farmhouse Situated on Village Green of Thorpe Market just five minutes from the coast at Cromer. All Rooms En Suite. 4 Poster bedrooms available for (View)

Elderton Lodge nestles into its own six acres of naturally wooded grounds beautifully aspected over looking on to 800 acres of Deer park. The 200 year old building formally (View)

A traditional privately owned hotel with its Quayside location has magnificent views across the Estuary and salt marshes to Blakeney Point which is an area of outstanding natu (View)

Tranquil Victorian manor house with views across Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty yet embedded in village of historic character. Close to sea with cliffs and sandy beaches (View)

Bungalow accommodation i.e ground floor rooms.Quiet village setting few minuets to local Pub 2.5 miles to sandy beaches.Cromer 6 miles.Exellent walks and cycling area.Horse ri (View)

The Old Brewery House is a hotel steeped in Georgian charm. Situated in the ancient market town of Reepham or Refham as it was entered in the Domesday Book . The town was g (View)