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A uniquely characterful Norfolk cottage located near to the Royal Sandringham Estate and formerly used as stables, The Long Cottage is an excellent option for those looking to get an authentic holiday experience. Made from local carrstone that is unique to this area, it combines the old world with the new, providing the comfort and facilities that will compliment any stay. The detached property is also surrounded by a mixture of lawns, mature shrubs and flowerbeds, creating a private, intimate space to relax in that provides several suntraps all around the house throughout the day. Also offered as a four bedroom option for nine people or a three-bed option for up to six, outside of the peak season.

The rural village of Flitcham has close ties to the nearby Sandringham Estate, and is ideally located for exploring Sandringham Courtyard and the Royal Park with 200 hectares. Children will love the large Adventure Playground. This area of Norfolk is famed for its culinary scene. Be sure to book in to The Crown in East Rudham , The Rose and Crown at Snettisham and The Samphire Kitchen at Congham Hall. For ultimate relaxation, visit Congham Hall Spa. With a plethora of street food vendors and indoor crazy golf, The Folkes Arms at Hillington is an exciting hub for feasting and playing. Considered one of Norfolk's loveliest villages, with fine village green and duck ponds, nearby Great Massingham is home to The Three Horseshoes, The Dabbling Duck and Cartshed Tea Rooms. For a outstanding fine dining experience book in to the supremely charming The Gin Trap Inn in Ringstead, or the quaint and impressive Michelin starred restaurant The Neptune in Old Hunstanton. Snettisham boasts The Old Bank bistro and for a lighter bite and delicious coffee, head to The Old Store. Excellent gastropubs The Mariner's Inn in Hunstanton and The Lodge in Old Hunstaton. The gorgeous nearby beaches of Snettisham, Heacham, and Brancaster are with in easy reach, with Brancaster Staithe offering activities such as sailing and paddle-boarding. 20-minutes away by car, the traditional coastal resort of Hunstanton is lively all year round. The town comprises of a vivid plethora of ice cream parlours, delis, fish 'n' chip shops, sweet shops, bowling alley, crazy golf, arcades, water sport facilities, pier, funfair and Sea Life Centre, plus the wonderful Princess Theatre hosts a summer season and Christmas pantomime. Board The Wash Monster and head out to sea to see the seals, learn to paddleboard or kayak at Hunstanton Watersports Centre; swim in the warm waters; or explore the rock pools with a bucket and fishing net. Out of season, wrap up warm to take a brisk walk along the sands, breathe...