Dog Friendly Lodges Norfolk

A wonderful lovingly cared for home, rich in character with its own enclosed lawn rear garden, located opposite the River Yare, in a lovely riverside location in the pretty conservation village of Reedham. During the 1900s this period thatch cottage, which is full of character, including exposed beams and a wood burner was the village inn and then became a sweet shop, and is now beautifully transformed into a loving home. The entrance hall opens into the open plan beamed living/dining room with wood burner, the sun room with seating is south facing and overlooks the River Yare. There is a well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar and stable door to the enclosed lawn garden. There is a ground floor twin bedroom and bathroom, while the first floor has two further double bedrooms and a toilet. The rear garden is tiered with steps leading up and onto a private parking area. Immediately outside is a great patio area with garden furniture.
Reedham is a conservation village with two pubs, one of which serves great food and is on the doorstep, there is a shop, café, fish and chip shop, and a railway station. There is good walking, cycling and bird watching available from the doorstep, while fishermen will delighted with the river fishing (in season, licence required), which is available opposite the property and alongside the rivers’ edge. There are many attractions within 30 miles, including the traditional seaside resort of Great Yarmouth with activities for all ages. Within easy reach are Wroxham, known as the capital of the Norfolk Broads, waterside restaurants, shops, daily boat hire and river trips. Petits Animal and Adventure Park is just 1-mile away, with BeWILDerwood tree top adventure park 18 miles and Lenwade Dinosaur Adventure Park 29 miles, popular for families with children. The city of Norwich, 17 miles, has two indoor shopping malls, market square, cinema complexes, theatre, castle museum, cathedral, art galleries and plenty of restaurants and inns. Beach 10 miles. Shop 350 yards, pub and restaurant 10 yards.

This contemporary, detached bungalow has been renovated throughout, providing stylish accommodation and is ideal for a holiday at any time of the year. Situated in the coastal village of Bacton, it is located in a quiet cul-de-sac just a short stroll from a sandy beach. The living room has a feature ornamental fireplace, French doors lead from the conservatory to the garden, and there is a large gravelled parking area with a garage.

The seaside resorts of Cromer and Sheringham are just 12 miles away, as is Wroxham, the ‘Capital of the Broads’. The stark natural beauty of the Broads is best appreciated from the water, and with daily river trips or boats to hire, Wroxham is as good a place as any to start down the River Bure. A day at the outdoor tree adventure park BeWILDerwood in Horning is sure to leave children in high spirits, and nearby Bacton Woods is ideal for cycling and woodland picnics. For avid gardeners, a visit to the Old Vicarage Gardens at East Ruston is a must in the summertime, and golfers won’t be disappointed with the courses at The Royal Cromer and Mundesley.

National Trust properties in the vicinity include Blickling Hall, Felbrigg Hall, Sheringham Park and Horsey Windpump. Visit Horsey Beach between December and February for your chance to spot hundreds of grey seals and pups along the shore. Alternatively, the historical city of Norwich boasts a number of theatres and museums, cobbled streets lined with shops and cafés, along with an outstanding cathedral. Walking, cycling, bird watching and sea fishing are also available locally. Shop 750 yards, pub and restaurant 350 yards.

Just a 5-minute drive from the bustling, picturesque coastal town of Wells-next-the-Sea, and yet tucked away in a rural enclave offering views across open countryside. Pink Cottage is semi-detached and offers everything you need for a relaxing coastal break, and has a large enclosed garden to the rear with a barbecue, and a sitting-out area that’s perfect for summer guests. The living room has a wood burner that will provide cosy evenings for winter visitors, making Pink Cottage a perfect year round retreat. One of a small group of cottages once belonging to the Holkham Estate, the cottages must remain pink to maintain their heritage and they provide a pretty burst of colour to this picturesque area.
Wells-next-the-Sea is a great gateway to the beautiful North Norfolk coast, with its much photographed quay and quaint narrow gauge railway that takes you to the wide sandy beach. Travel east or west from here and you will find a coastline line littered with pretty villages, with sandy and shingle beaches, marshes and quays, all of which make great terrain for sunbathing, swimming, walking, cycling, watersports and bird watching.
With nearby access to the Peddars Way and north Norfolk coastal path amongst many other walking trails, the area is great for walkers and for guests bringing their dogs. For those interested in the local wildlife, the well known Norfolk Wildlife Trust Cley Marshes nature reserve, RSPB Titchwell Marshes reserve and Pensthorpe Natural Park are all under 12 miles from the cottage and boat trips to view the colonies of seals are available from nearby Blakeney and Morston. The Sealife Sanctuary at Hunstanton, and the Dinosaur Adventure Park at Lenwade are also easily accessible. You will also find many National Trust properties and stately homes such as the Holkham Estate, Sandringham and Blickling Hall. This perfect bolt hole is under 2 miles away from the picturesque village of Walsingham, with shops including an award winning farm shop and deli, which specialises in Norfolk produce, along with pubs, a café, restaurant, shrine, abbey and priory ruins. A short drive could also take you to either the lovely Georgian village of Burnham Market or to the market town of Holt, both boasting an array of specialist independent shops, galleries, antique shops, pubs and restaurants. In fact, there is so much to see and do here all year round you will need to return just to fit it all in. And, having fallen in love with Pink Cottage, you’ll be back there too. Beach 3½ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Set within the North Norfolk village of Southrepps, Clematis Cottage is the perfect retreat for guests seeking stylish accommodation which is just that extra bit special for their holiday. With a well- equipped kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms and boasting bi fold doors on to the private garden, it really is possible to bring the outside in while dining, enjoying a morning coffee or perhaps raising a glass or two of something chilled. This charming property really does have everything you need for a great break. Furnished in a high quality, country-modern style, you may find it hard to tear yourself away.
There is a wealth of things to see and do in close proximity. The stunning coastline is just 3 miles away where you will find a selection of wide sand or shingle beaches, salt and clay marshes, rolling sand dunes and picturesque quays, all waiting to be explored. It is also very close to the Norfolk Broads so make the time to explore these much celebrated waterways. For a change of pace, head into the medieval city of Norwich with its splendid Norman castle, numerous museums, galleries and theatres and a host of great places to shop, eat and drink. You can take the train from nearby Gunton Station which is within easy walking distance from Clematis Cottage. History buffs will be spoilt for choice with the Felbrigg, Blickling, Holkham and Sandringham Estates all within easy reach along with the North Norfolk Railway and lots of local museums. Wildlife lovers will enjoy walks around Sheringham Park and Pensthorpe Nature Reserve add in Amazonia Zoo, Bewilderwood, Bure Valley Railway, great golf courses, lovely walks and cycle routes and a host of other attractions you will soon see why this part of Norfolk remains so popular with visitors. After building up a good appetite exploring all that this lovely part of the world has to offer you will be pleased to discover Norfolk’s food scene which offers lots of great places to eat close by, many of which serve local produce.

Set within one of Norfolk’s most sought-after villages and just under a mile from the coast, Coastguard’s Cottage is just perfect for discerning guests looking for a gorgeous getaway in stylish surroundings. Boasting two multi-fuel burners, a range and a well-equipped kitchen, this cottage really does have everything you need for a great holiday.
Heading either east or west, you will find a string of lovely coastal villages with a range of habitats including wide sandy beaches, salt marshes and quays, all offering great boutique places in which to eat and drink. To the east lies Holkham beach, bracing in winter and glorious in summer, as well as Wells-next-the-Sea with its narrow gauge railway running down to the beach, adorned with painted beach huts. Here you will also find a much-photographed quay, seaside attractions and lots of quaint, artisan places in which to eat and shop. Venturing a little further, you can try the Norfolk pursuit of crabbing on beautiful Blakeney Quay, or even take a boat trip out to see the seals (seasonal). Head west and experience all the fun of the fair at Hunstanton with its Sea Life Centre, amusements and small fairground. History buffs will be sure to love Sandringham Estate, Holkham Hall, Blickling Hall and the Hanseatic Old Quarter of King’s Lynn. And with wildlife viewing opportunities and great walks and cycle routes galore, you are sure to book a return visit to this lovely cottage just to fit everything in. After a great day of sightseeing, why not relax by one of the multi-fuel burners or raise a glass to a great day out in the pretty garden. Now, that is a treat! Beach 1 mile. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 100 yards.

Beach House is perfect for those looking for a fun filled family break or just a coastal getaway. As well as the lovely beach, the pretty market town of Sheringham boasts a great mix of high street and independent shops. You can leave your car on the private car park for the week and walk to a different place to eat and drink every evening. For those wanting to take a further break from driving, Sheringham has a mainline train station that will take you to Cromer, with its famous pier, Wroxham, the gateway to the gorgeous Norfolk Broads, and onwards to the medieval city of Norwich. Sheringham also boasts North Norfolk Railway and Sheringham Park, 1000 acres of unspoilt nature trails and walks, offering ever changing vistas that are stunning whatever time of the year you visit. Travel north or south from here and discover an array of beach habitats including salt marshes, sand dunes and quays. Head to Blakeney for a spot of crabbing or Cley to explore the marshes. The National Trust’s Blickling Hall is also within easy reach, as is the Thursford Collection with its much celebrated Christmas Spectacular. In fact, this part of Norfolk is a great year round destination and, with many local towns boasting unique high streets and looking really pretty. Beach 800 yards. Shop and restaurant 100 yards, pub 150 yards.

This stunning barn conversion offers stylish accommodation for discerning guests looking for something extra special for their break.
Beautifully decorated and furnished throughout, The Cart Shed boasts three well-appointed bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms. The open-plan living area has a Smart TV and wood-burning stove, which is perfect for warming up after enjoying an off-season bracing beach walk. Huge sliding doors also lead to a lovely garden space which is great for a family barbeque after a day sunbathing and paddling at the close by coast.
Not only has this property been thoughtfully presented by the owners there is a keen eye on the environment too as the property is heated using fully renewable energy via a ground source heat pump. This is certainly a property designed to delight and is great for couples and families alike who want to get together, enjoy cooking, dining and raising a glass to old memories while creating new ones. You will be tempted to come and just hang out, read that book you haven’t quite got around to or relax and recharge your batteries but venture out and you will find a wealth of places to visit and explore. The real draw here is the stunning North Norfolk coastline.
Head to nearby Cromer and discover lots of great places to eat, drink and shop along with an Edwardian seafront and iconic pier, both of which you are sure to have seen featured on television. The beach here is wide and inviting and is perfect for in-season sun and off-season walks, and of course, wild swimmers can enjoy the sea here year-round. Head west and visit Blakeney for a spot of crab-lining and continue to Wells-next-the-Sea and sit on the picturesque quay watching the pretty little boats bobbing on the tide. Nature lovers will enjoy visits to RSPB Cley Marshes, Sheringham Park and Pensthorpe Nature Reserve and you can be in the heart of the Norfolk Broads in around half an hour too. History lovers will find much to do with the Blickling, Holkham, Houghton and Sandringham Estates along with the medieval city of Norwich with its numerous museums and Norman Castle all within reach. They should also make time for the Thursford Collection with its Christmas Spectacular and Santa’s Magical Journey events and the Muckleburgh Collection too.
Add in Amazonia Zoo, Bewildewood and great walks and cycle routes virtually from the doorstep and you will soon see why this part of Norfolk is so popular, and having worked up an appetite with all that sightseeing you will be pleased to discover that these are is enjoying something of a burgeoning foodie scene with lots of great places to eat, many of which serve seasonal local produce. Then you can return to the Cart Shed for a glass of something chilled, a lovely night of sleep and perhaps to dream of adventures yet to come; just perfect! Beach 2 miles.

Set within glorious North Norfolk countryside and just minutes from the coast, Schael’s Retreat offers luxury accommodation for discerning guests looking for contemporary light, airy and stylish surroundings for their break. Built in 2020 as part of the prestigious Priory Mews, an enclave with just a handful of properties and designed by an award -winning group of Norwich architects, great detail has been paid to the wonderful heritage of this area. With a traditional flint frontage, the overall style encompasses spacious farmhouse style with all the modern conveniences needed for a lovely break. This really is a lovely place to relax and from the moment you arrive you are sure to feel that you have found a retreat, somewhere to unwind. An escape that is perfect for couples and families alike. With lovely touches like feature beds, it offers three bedrooms, two kingsize and one super kingsize bed and two bathrooms, one of which is en-suite. The living room has a lovely wood burner which makes this the perfect year-round choice for your getaway, whatever season you choose to visit beautiful Norfolk. The well-equipped kitchen is a delight to cook in and you can also dine with views of the garden, but should you venture out, you will find an area packed with great places to eat and drink. And with so much to see and do, you are sure to work up quite the appetite!
Less than five miles from the stunning coastline you can be in Wells-next-the-Sea in just ten minutes. Here you will find a stunning quay, a beautiful wide sandy beach adorned with painted beach huts and lots of artisan places to eat, drink and shop. Head west from here for picturesque harbours, creeks, salt, and clay marshes, rolling sand dunes and even stripey cliffs. Or head east and enjoy a spot of crab lining at Blakeney, a seasonal boat trip to see the seals or lunch on Cromer pier with perhaps a stroll along the Edwardian promenade. If you really want to make the most of your visit, you can also be in heart of the Norfolk Broads in around 50 minutes. Add in history galore with the Blickling, Holkham, Houghton and Sandringham Estates and wildlife galore at Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Cley Marshes and Sheringham Park and you will soon see why this part of Norfolk is so very popular. And what a great choice you have made in selecting Schael’s Retreat for your holiday. Now all you need to do is relax and enjoy! Beach 7 miles.

Set within the sought-after North Norfolk village of Thorpe Market this traditional three- bedroom cottage is just packed with period personality and has been furnished with high end pieces that will ensure a cosy stay and a great night’s sleep. Boasting a wood burning stove and some feature beams you are sure to fall in love with Sandpit Cottage and not just because of its great location. Situated between the coast and the Broads and with great links to Norwich too, you really couldn’t choose anywhere better to spend your coastal break. With beautiful beaches just under 5 miles away you can start your seaside adventure in Cromer where you will find a wide sandy beach, an impressive Edwardian seafront and, of course the famous pier that hosts the last of its kind seasonal end of pier shows. Here you will also find a host of traditional seaside attractions and retailers and artisan shops, cafes, restaurants, and inns.
Travel East or West from here and discover a string of pretty seaside town and villages with habitats including sand and shingle beaches, clay and salt marshes, rolling sand dunes and picturesque quays. Head in the other direction from Sandpit Cottage however and you will soon be in Wroxham, which is considered the gateway to the Broads. Join a tour or charter your own day launch and drift along these much-celebrated waterways. You should also try and make time for a trip to the medieval city of Norwich with its splendid Norman Castle, numerous museums galleries and theatres and award-winning market and Lanes. You can even take the train from nearby Gunton Station, which will also take you to the seaside town of Sheringham, Cromer and wonderful Wroxham too.
Add in Bewilderwood, Amazonia Zoo, North Norfolk and Bure Valley Railways, Pensthorpe Nature Reserve and Sheringham Park, The Thursford and Muckleburgh Collections, The Sandringham, Holkham, Blickling and Felbrigg Estates and so very much more and you will soon see why this part of Norfolk is so popular. And, having worked up quite the appetite, especially with all the sea air, you will be delighted to discover Norfolk’s burgeoning foodie scene with many places serving fresh, local produce. And then, you get to head back to your gorgeous, welcoming cottage to dream of adventures yet to come. Just lovely!

Set within the highly sought-after resort of Wells-next-the-Sea, Chinewrde not only offers a warm welcome to guests but also boasts two private parking spaces, something of a rarity in this gorgeous little town. Just a 5-minute stroll from the picturesque quay and the centre, which is packed with traditional and artisan shops, cafés, inns, and restaurants, there really is a great deal to love about this family house.
Sleeping six in three bedrooms, this property also boasts two living rooms, each with its own wood burner, making this the perfect choice whatever the season. With an open-plan living space, this property offers plenty of room to spread out, and the well-equipped kitchen is a joy to cook in. The three comfortable bedrooms and family bathroom are found on the first floor.
From here you could wander into town and enjoy something different to eat every day, whether it is eating fish and chips on the quayside or watching the little boats bobbing on the tide, or something more refined, you will be sure to find it close by. Wells also has one of the best beaches in the area. It is wide and sandy, adorned with painted beach huts, and is the perfect place to catch some summer sun or blow the cobwebs away with a blustery winter walk.
You will find that this lovely town has everything you need, but do venture a little further as you will find an array of coastal habitats all waiting to be explored. Those seeking to get close to nature will be spoilt for choice with salt and clay marshes, and many migratory habitats to be found. Anyone looking to immerse themselves in history will be delighted to find the Holkham, Houghton, and Sandringham Estates, along with Castle Acre, Castle Rising, and the Hanseatic Quarter of Old Kings Lynn, all within easy reach. It is no exaggeration to say that this unspoiled area of Norfolk really does have something for everyone. And after a day of sightseeing, you can return to Chinewrde where you can ensure of a great night’s sleep. Beach 2 miles.