Successful home from home holiday let in Cley next the Sea on the North Norfolk Coast. Sleeping up to 8 in 3 bedrooms. Ideally suited for no more than 4 adults and 4 children. Please note 2 double bedrooms and 1 room with 2 bunk beds (really only suitable for children) Recently renovated - new kitchen, bathroom, flooring, decor. Tucked away in a perfect tranquil spot, away from the high street but within walking distance, down pretty lokes (Norfolk for alleyways), to Cley Deli and Cley's famous windmill and the North Norfolk coastal path. A deceptively spacious single storey dwelling with 2 good sized dble bedrooms & 1 room with 2 bunk beds (sleeping up to 4 children). A family bathroom and new ensuite shower room. A private garden and patio. This is a fabulous getaway cottage for families, 2 families together, couples or individuals. EV charger also available.

Julia and Dan, with their 2 children love spending time doing houses up, taking long walks, travelling as much as possible and running NorfolkCoastCottage. We especially enjoy spending time on the North Norfolk coast with family, friends and dogs. We will be available to answer any questions during your stay via phone or email. Response Time: within an hour. Though please note our home is for holiday let, entire place only. House manual and comprehensive local guide regarding places to visit and eat available to guests via email before commencement of stay and on our website.

Cley-next-the-Sea is a popular holiday destination, and bustles with visitors almost all year round. There is an excellent delicatessen, Picnic Fayre, an artisan bakery and local smokehouse just around the corner, as well as a Cley Windmill for fine dining and The George & Dragon. There are also a few cafes and the Pinkfoot Gallery within easy walking distance. You can pick up the North Norfolk coastal path from the village, take a stroll to the Norfolk Wildlife Trusts oldest and best-known nature reserve and its Visitor Centre, or catch the Coasthopper bus service and take a ride to the other lovely villages along the coast. The beautiful Georgian market town of Holt - only three miles inland - is a popular shopping destination, and well worth a visit. There are beautiful walks along the beach and through the salt marshes and excellent birdwatching. Walk to the renowned Wiveton Café, made famous by the ‘Normal For Norfolk’ TV programme for lunch or supper in the summer or head to the popular Wiveton Bell.