Holiday Cottages in Norfolk
South Norfolk
South Norfolk is rural, tranquil and a historical treasure trove.
Tiny, quiet roads make great cycle lanes. Picturesque villages invite you to linger and explore and flint-clad churches beckon almost at each corner. The beer is tasty, the food delicious and I can't imagine of a more relaxing way to spend a holiday than meader through Norfolk.
And, like the rest of this wonderful county, south Norfolk offers an
enormous variety of all kinds of accommodation. When looking for holiday cottages in Norfolk, you're really spoilt for choice: from quaint thatched cottages to grandiose barns, plus maybe an old schoolhouse or a church or two.
So, again, here's a little selection of holiday cottages in Norfolk that really make me wish it was time to go on holiday.
The Haybarn
Necton nr. Swaffham, Sleeps 4
A delightful two bedroom conversion of a hay barn, in the rural hamlet of West End near Necton.
This Necton cottage offers relaxing country living with modern amenities in a large open plan living area, featuring a kitchen, dining area, and sitting area, and French doors opening into the garden, which has a running stream and a covered veranda, perfect for alfresco dining overlooking the pond.
A private bridge takes you to the shared gardens, where ducks and chickens roam freely and horses can be seen grazing in their paddocks.
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More holiday cottages in southern Norfolk for you to explore...
Whitehands Farm Barn
Old Buckenham
Sleeps 4
3 Station Cottages
Wymondham
Sleeps 4
The Granary
Hingham
Sleeps 4
The Hayloft
Saham Hills
Sleeps 4
28 Oxborough
Oxborough
Sleeps 4
Little Flint
Little Fransham
Sleeps 4
The Hayloft
Necton
Sleeps 2
Tricker's Cottage
Moreton on the Hill
Sleeps 4
Sleepeezy
Little Snoring
Sleeps 5
Cassie's Cottage
Heacham
Sleeps 4
Squirrel's Drey
Litcham
Sleeps 2
Hollyhedge Cottage
Briston nr. Holt
Sleeps 5
South Norfolk has always attracted people who sought tranquillity. These days many of us also love to explore the tiny villages, the market towns with their myriad of independent little shops and the countryside in between. I couldn't think of a better way to spend my holidays.
Want to explore another part of Norfolk? Check out places to stay :
For more ideas on what to do and see in Norfolk, please return from holiday cottages in Norfolk to our county page.
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