Location

We specialise in large houses in East Anglia, with properties in Norfolk and Suffolk. Both counties offer historic sites, stately homes, wildlife parks, and miles of walking, cycling and bridle paths, plus beautiful beaches and the Norfolk Broads.

The beaches along Norfolk and Suffolk’s curved coast are the main reason many people visit. Even on the busiest summer day, there’s room for games, kite-flying, or a quiet picnic in the dunes. Children can be kept happy cheaply with boating, crabbing, digging for cockles, or wading in muddy creeks.

The Norfolk Broads span much of north‑east and central Norfolk and the northern edge of Suffolk. They are a National Park with over 125 miles of lock‑free waterways. You can hire self‑drive boats at many launch points or join piloted cruises.

There’s a great range of shops and warm hospitality in Georgian towns like Burnham Market, Holt, Aldeburgh and Southwold. Wherever you are, you’ll find cosy flagstone pubs serving local ales and regional food. Norwich is a top shopping destination, known for its historic market (dating to the 11th century), the boutique filled Lanes and modern shopping malls.

All of our holiday homes are perfectly based from which to plan your special holiday in East Anglia.

Places To Visit

The Norfolk Broads
Famous Beaches; from immense isolated Walberswick, Holkham and Cley-next-the-sea, to ‘kiss-me-quick’ Great Yarmouth and lots of family-friendly beaches in between
The beautiful cities of Norwich, Bury St. Edmunds & Cambridge
The 14th century preserved wool town of Lavenham
‘Constable Country’ – Dedham Valley, Flatford Mill etc.
Steam railways - The ‘Poppy Line’ North Norfolk Steam Railway, Wells and Walsingham Light Railway
Numerous National Trust sites (see www.nationaltrust.org.uk for more details)
Wildlife, Seal-watching & Birdwatching
The English Whisky Company – we know!! (see www.englishwhisky.co.uk)
Numerous Stately Homes such as Sandringham House Royal palace, Holkham Hall and Holkham beach, Blickling Estate, Houghton Hall, Ickworth, Hoveton Hall
Seaside towns such as Well-next-the-sea, Cromer, Aldeburgh, Southwold, Hunstanton & Mundesley
Zoos: Colchester, Banham, & Amazona
Castles: Norwich, Framlingham (of Ed Sheeran fame), Bungay, Orford, Colchester
Museums: Duxford Air Museum, Fitzwilliam, 100th Bomb Group, Dad’s Army Museum, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, and many more
Walsingham Abbey, Walsingham Shrine and pilgrimage
Jimmy’s Farm (‘im off the tele, and mate of Jamie Oliver)
Horse Racing at Newmarket, Fakenham and Great Yarmouth
Numerous Amusement Parks; Pleasurewood Hills, BeWILDerwood, Africa Alive, Dinosaur Adventure, Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach

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