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Hollyhocks has all the character and charm of it's origins as a railwayman's cottage, blended subtly with modern creature comforts. In the pretty village of Docking just a few miles from the coast, it offers a quiet yet convenient base to explore.

Docking is a large village that can trace its roots back to Roman times. Today it features an excellent late opening local shop and welcoming local pub, The Railway Inn, which serves local ales and food. There is also a popular fish and chip shop, Docking Fish Bar. Children will enjoy a short walk to burn off some energy on Docking's playground for a game of football or frisbee on the playing fields. Foodies will love the local gastro-dining options. Nest Farmhouse, located in the village, is a seasonal British restaurant from the team behind the Michelin starred London restaurant, St. Barts. Head to The Duck Inn, just a five minute drive away in nearby Stanhoe, where you can enjoy some of the finest food at this award-winning establishment, or sample the contemporary, stylish menu at The Gin Trap in Ringstead, just a ten minute drive away. If your preference is to dine at home, sample the local produce on offer at the farm shop and butchers in Norfolk Lavender, Heacham. The Old Store in nearby Snettisham offers delicious coffee and pastries from its in-house micro-bakery, and is not to be missed. The property is just a short drive from the vast and beautiful Norfolk coastline, situated to easily access stunning Brancaster, Holme-next-the-Sea and Thornham. Pop in to the Thornham Deli to grab a coffee to accompany your beach walk. There is a flurry of National Trust estates and stately homes to peruse. HM the King's residence of Sandringham and Houghton Hall are all close by. Trendy Burnham Market a shopping haven with stylish boutiques, delis and lifestyle shops. Head to The Hoste, one of Norfolk's most renowned hotels and restaurants, and dine in the walled garden, or sample one of the other numerous restaurants that make this pretty Georgian village so popular. The RSPB bird and wildlife reserves at Titchwell and Snettisham are worth a visit and be sure to visit the impressive beach at Holkham and accompanying parkland. The traditional nearby...