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Situated on the private Fring estate, and accommodating 16 guests, The Cottages in the Walled Garden are perfect if you are looking to get away with a large group of family and friends. The cottages are in the ideal location for large gatherings. Nestled alongside the formal gardens, these three separate cottages are a short walk from each other and can be booked together as one stay. A stone’s throw from Norfolk’s best beaches, the Fring estate also gives guests access to a seasonal outdoor heated swimming pool and tennis court.

The small rural village of Fring is less than ten minutes from HM The King’s Sandringham Estate, parkland and grounds. The stately home and grounds of Houghton Hall is very close too. You are also right on Peddars Way long distance path, where you can walk for miles over pretty undulating countryside and barely meet a soul. Docking village is close by, with good local amenities including the Nest Farmhouse restaurant, which is run by a Michelin star team, a grocers, post office, fish and chip shop, blacksmith and pub. Just a short drive away are the beautiful but sometimes busy North and West Norfolk beaches of Brancaster, Holme, Hunstanton, and Snettisham. The Royal West Norfolk Golf Club at Brancaster and Hunstanton Golf Club are both welcoming and excellent options for golfers. Pay a visit to the Titchwell Bird Reserve, home to terns and waders, a short drive away or Snettisham RSPB reserve where in the winter months you can have breakfast on the beach and watch the spectacular wader displays and hundreds of pink-footed geese fly over as they roost inland to feed off the sugar beet. Head to Thonrham Deli for breakfast, take a picnic and head to the beach and then end your day eating some of the best fish 'n' chips on the coast at Eric's at Drove Orchards in Thornham, which also boasts Mexican street food, and ice cream and cookie parlour, rock shop, a smokehouse, and a restaurant in a yurt no less! The ever-popular village of Burnham Market is close by and offers numerous pubs/restaurants, boutiques and independent shops. Burnham Thorpe the Birthplace of Admiral Lord Nelson is worth a visit too, as is Brancaster Staithe with its sailing facilities. For the best Sunday lunch around, head to No.Twenty9 in Burnham Market or the fabulous Duck Inn at Stanhoe, but make sure you book first! With so many nature reserves, huge sandy beaches and great eateries on the Norfolk coast and some of the darkest star-filled skies you will ever see, this part of...