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Located in the rural village of Syderstone, Teacup Cottage is an exquisite traditional brick and flint cottage. Stylishly curated throughout fusing original features with contemporary furnishings, this hideaway is bursting with character. Situated just 6 miles from Burnham Market, and with stunning Brancaster beach a mere 20-minute car journey away, Teacup Cottage is an truly exceptional retreat.

Dating back well over a thousand years, Syderstone is a quintessential Norfolk village, situated six miles south of the popular Georgian village of Burnham Market, and approximately ten miles from the coastlines of Holkham, Brancaster and Wells-next-the-Sea. Syderstone Common, a nature reserve owned by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, is a delightful place to walk. Designated as a site of special scientific interest, it is one of only two remaining inland breeding sites in England for the natterjack toad. Five miles away, the nearest town of Fakenham is famous for its Thursday market and monthly farmer's market, as well as being home to a lively racecourse, shops, supermarkets, pubs, cafes, a ten-pin bowling alley, and a cinema. At nearby East Rudham you will find a handy village store/ post office, and a fabulous gastropub, The Crown. Nearby Burnham Market is great for contemporary dining; try Socius; or stroll down to Twenty9, where your food will be cooked over an open fire pit imported from New York! The Hoste Arms offers plenty of charm and character with both informal or fine dining. You can choose to eat in the front or back restaurant, or, on a sunny day, enjoy the sunny terraced garden. The Hoste Beauty Spa allows you to enjoy some well-deserved pampering during your stay. The village boasts a range of niche shops including a delicatessen, a Tuscan farm shop, a wine merchant, a butcher, a greengrocer, a fishmonger plus various beautiful boutiques and lifestyle shops. Head to Burnham Thorpe to retrace Admiral Lord Nelson’s steps and to Brancaster Staithe where he first learnt to sail. Enjoy the beaches at Brancaster and Wells where you can sunbathe in the sandy dunes or pull on your walking boots to embark on a coastal walk to Burnham Overy Staithe. Here you can watch the boats or catch a ferry to the mysterious, secluded Scolt Head Island, one of North Norfolk's best kept secrets. Hunstanton, and its neighbour Old Hunstanton, are approximately...