Norfolk is a historic and picturesque county in East England, featuring a mix of charming seaside resorts, a rich cultural heritage centred on Norwich, scenic waterways known as the Broads, and diverse rural landscapes popular for tourism and outdoor activities.
Hemblington Hall is a Grade II listed historic hall set in peaceful countryside with views over rolling fields, offering spacious holiday accommodation with family facilities and a shared outdoor heated swimming pool within the garden.
This Victorian brick and flint cottage is located in gentle hills near the North Norfolk Coast, offering original charm and character with exposed beams and a cosy garden setting that attracts birdlife.
Sheringham Park is a landscaped garden and woodland park in Norfolk featuring a wide variety of rhododendrons, azaleas, and mature trees with scenic overlook towers and a visitor centre showcasing the park's natural history and Humphry Repton's landscape architecture. It offers outdoor walking experiences and amenities including a café.
An 18th Century detached grade II listed farmhouse set in rural countryside with large gardens and exclusive use of an indoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, and sauna, suitable for large families or groups, with historic character and access to local attractions.
Stradsett Hall is a historic house in Stradsett near Downham Market offering a beautiful wedding venue with both indoor and outdoor spaces including barns, chapel, house rooms, and gardens. It provides guest parking and caters to civil and religious ceremonies, with entry requiring payment even for Historic Houses members.
This unique converted cottage attached to a historic listed windmill offers accommodation over multiple floors with private enclosed lawn garden and views of surrounding countryside and coastline, set near the Norfolk Broads and coast.
Wherryman's Cottage is a detached riverside historic holiday cottage dating back to the early 1800s, set with river views on the Norfolk Broads and located in the village of Coltishall.
Hoveton Hall is a Regency gault brick house with slate roof, surrounded by well-maintained gardens featuring a wide variety of plants and a restored 19th-century iron glasshouse. Visitors can explore both the indoor historic house and the outdoor gardens, with facilities including a cafe, picnic area, and accessibility features.
Trentham Cottage is a Grade II listed holiday home in the peaceful seaside village of Snettisham, Norfolk, offering a light and airy atmosphere ideal for families looking to explore the nearby coast, beaches, and natural wildlife areas.
A unique Grade II listed building set in secluded woodland near Great Yarmouth, offering a family-friendly holiday home with river access, a garden, and private parking.
St Mary’s Chapel is a recently renovated 12th-century historic property in New Buckenham, Norfolk, offering a blend of history and modern comfort for up to eight guests in a rural, peaceful village setting with private garden and parking.
This is a cosy, stylish Victorian railway carriage glamping accommodation in the village of Thursford, offering a romantic and intimate private retreat with scenic countryside views.
This accommodation is a historic former chapel with unique character located near the North Norfolk coast, set in a peaceful village environment ideal for families and group stays.
This single-storey barn conversion on the North Norfolk Coast offers a peaceful and cosy retreat for two guests near salt marshes, heath, and the beach, with a walled garden and views of a historic church.
Brinton Hall is a Greek Revival historic house dating from 1822 featuring notable interior architecture and collections. Visitors can tour both the elegantly restored indoor rooms and the extensive outdoor gardens, woodland, and orchard with historic displays and scenic views.
The Dower House is a spacious and elegant Grade II listed farmhouse situated in a countryside setting, ideal for large families or groups seeking a private retreat with scenic surroundings and outdoor activities.
A spacious seaside home suitable for large families with six bedrooms, direct access to a dune-backed beach, extensive enclosed garden, and ample private parking for 12 cars.
Horsey Windpump is a restored historic drainage windmill located in the village of Horsey, Norfolk, managed by the National Trust. Visitors can enjoy the outdoor experience of exploring the windpump and surrounding nature walks with views over Horsey Mere and access to the nearby beach.
A period cottage in Wells-next-to-Sea with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, featuring traditional coastal charm and close proximity to the quay and beach, suitable for up to 6 guests and allowing 2 pets.
Holkham Hall is a grand 18th-century Palladian mansion set in 25,000 acres of parkland and agricultural land on the north Norfolk coast. Visitors can explore the state rooms with fine art collections, enjoy interactive experiences about the estate's history, and partake in outdoor activities like woodland play, bike and boat hires, and a treetop ropes course. The venue offers catering, a gift shop, and regularly hosts family-friendly events throughout the year.
Wells-next-the-Sea is a historic port town and seaside resort in Norfolk, known for its picturesque beach, maritime heritage, pinewoods, and charming town centre with independent shops.
A ground floor stylish holiday apartment on a country estate in Norfolk offering a cosy and peaceful setting near the east coast and The Broads with private garden and access to shared landscaped grounds and tennis court.
West Runton and Beeston Regis Heath is a natural outdoor venue featuring heathland, woodland, and hills with panoramic views over the North Sea and local villages. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, wildlife spotting, and historical sites such as a Napoleonic signal station. The site allows dogs on leads during certain periods and offers free parking, but has uneven terrain unsuitable for wheelchairs.
This Grade II listed barn conversion near Norwich offers a homely and scenic private retreat with three bedrooms, suitable for families, set in a village close to local amenities and countryside walks.
Farthings is a unique thatched cottage in Wroxham, situated in the Broads National Park, known for its historical character and natural surroundings with a secluded enclosed garden and a private hot tub.
Cow Tower is a rare medieval artillery tower built in 1398-1399 in Norwich, designed to defend against threats using gunpowder weapons. Situated by the River Wensum, it features notable brickwork and historical significance including involvement in local uprisings. Now managed by English Heritage, it stands as a prominent historic riverside landmark.
Honey Pots is a historic detached cottage set in a quiet rural location offering peaceful surroundings with extensive grounds and proximity to historic towns and nature.
Oxburgh Hall is a moated Tudor country house in Norfolk featuring historic architecture, Victorian additions, notable religious concealments, needlework by Mary, Queen of Scots, and extensive gardens with woodland walks.
15 Oct (next Thursday)
An after-hours still-life sketching session in Oxburgh Hall’s Drawing Room, using silver and glass tableware from the collection as inspiration. Basic sketching materials are available, though the session is not taught by an artist.
Oxnead Hall is a historic Grade II listed estate set in 15 acres of Norfolk countryside featuring a private lake, landscaped gardens, and proximity to a 13th-century church, offering a peaceful and charming rural retreat with elegant interiors and spacious accommodation for up to 20 guests.
Blickling Hall is a Jacobean stately home in Norfolk with a significant historic library and extensive gardens, managed by the National Trust with on-site exhibitions including a WWII RAF museum.
22 May–1 Nov (another 23 days)
An exhibition at Blickling Estate presents textiles from the Karun Thakar Collection, including garments and embroidered pieces from around the world. It explores the histories of trade, migration, craftsmanship and cultural exchange connected to the textiles and the estate.
This spacious first and second floor apartment in a former vicarage is located in the picturesque village of Old Hunstanton, close to the coast and sandy beaches, offering a quiet and comfortable setting with shared garden space and private parking.
This historic grade II listed semi-detached cottage on the Suffolk and Norfolk border offers a peaceful and homely retreat set over two floors with characterful features including a woodburner and garden sitting area.
A restored and modernised historic cottage in King's Lynn's Hanseatic Quarter featuring a blend of character and contemporary comforts with a small walled courtyard.
The Guildhall of St George in King's Lynn is the oldest theatre in the UK, dating back to the early 15th century. It is a Grade I listed medieval guildhall and cultural venue believed to have hosted William Shakespeare performances. Now managed by the National Trust, it functions as a theatre and entertainment space with a significant heritage.
King's Lynn is a historic port and market town in Norfolk, England, known for its maritime heritage, medieval architecture, vibrant arts and culture scene, and as a base for exploring nearby country houses and coastal areas.
The Mowle is a spacious historic thatch cottage dating back to 1550, set in a peaceful waterside location with a large mature garden, private hot tub, and abundant wildlife views, suited for families and groups seeking a scenic private retreat.
Bressingham Hall is a grand historic estate in Norfolk with elegant Georgian features and access to famed Bressingham Gardens, offering a peaceful retreat in a scenic rural setting ideal for families and celebrations.
This historic manor house offers a spacious and characterful retreat with period features and modern amenities in a scenic countryside setting near coastal villages and beaches.
Houghton Hall & Gardens is a grand Palladian house with rich interiors set in traditional parkland, featuring a walled garden, deer herd, sculpture exhibitions, and a museum with model soldiers. Visitors can enjoy both indoor and outdoor experiences, including a café and shop.
The Pump House is a ground-floor cottage set in a countryside location alongside the former Great Eastern Railway, offering peaceful walks and local amenities within walking distance.
The National Trust Textile Conservation Studio in Norfolk specializes in the conservation and care of historic textiles, providing expert treatments and guided group tours by appointment in an accessible, modern facility.
This spacious country estate cottage offers a private and homely retreat set in extensive grounds with historic character, surrounded by natural rural scenery and close to coastal towns.
This characterful historic timber-framed cottage is set in mature gardens in the Norfolk countryside opposite a Grade I listed church, offering a romantic and peaceful rural stay with a wood burner and a private enclosed garden featuring a cinema room and firepit.
Weeting Castle is a ruined 12th-century medieval manor house in Norfolk, England, featuring the remains of a large high-status domestic dwelling with a moat, managed by English Heritage and open to visitors.
A traditional Victorian red brick and flint maisonette in Sheringham Conservation Area offering a family-friendly stay close to the beach, town amenities, and the heritage steam railway.
Sheringham Hall is a historic Italian villa with significant gardens and parkland designed by Humphry Repton, featuring carefully concealed architecture and rare plant collections. Visits are by arrangement with the owners, offering a unique blend of indoor and outdoor heritage experiences in Norfolk.
Sheringham is a picturesque seaside town in Norfolk, England, known for its historic fishing heritage, traditional high street with independent shops, cultural venues, and beautiful coastal scenery including beaches and a green promenade.
A character semi-detached thatched house located in a quaint riverside village with a private enclosed garden, parking, and pet-friendly policy, ideal for families and small groups seeking a peaceful countryside retreat.
This Grade II listed moated cottage in the peaceful village of North Cove near Beccles features original period features and spacious sun-drenched grounds with private parking for 6 cars.
St Olave's Priory is the ruins of a historic 13th century Augustinian priory located near the River Waveney. Visitors can explore the remains of the undercroft, chapel aisles, and refectory, surrounded by scenic outdoor grounds, managed by English Heritage.
This Grade II listed former lighthouse keeper's cottage from 1791 offers a unique coastal location next to a working lighthouse, with rural, beach, and cliff-top walks nearby and extensive sea and inland views.
A charming Grade II listed historic home in King's Lynn's historic quarter with timber-beamed interior, courtyard garden, and proximity to eateries, shops, and the North Norfolk Coastline.
Clifton House in King's Lynn is a Grade I listed historic merchant's house featuring Tudor, Stuart, and Georgian interiors, a unique Elizabethan tower with murals, and England's largest domestic medieval tiled pavement, offering guided tours showcasing its rich architectural history.
Dell Cottage is a cosy, historic detached property located in the quaint coastal village of Mundesley on the Norfolk coast, surrounded by a lovingly created garden with outdoor sitting areas and just 100 yards from the beach.
This early 19th-century semi-detached cottage is set in a peaceful countryside location near Hunstanton, featuring characterful historic elements and a secluded garden backing onto a churchyard.
This detached 18th century cottage offers countryside charm with a gravel garden and sun deck, featuring cosy interiors and a private garden with outdoor seating, set in a rural area near local attractions and market towns.
A ground-floor holiday property in a Georgian Grade II listed former rectory wing set in a secluded rural village location, ideal for a quiet romantic getaway and exploring the Norfolk area.
Elsing Hall is a Grade 1 listed medieval moated manor house with visible historic fortifications and extensive gardens open to the public by appointment, showcasing historic architecture and a rich collection of plants.
Dereham is a historic market town in Norfolk, England, featuring notable architecture, a heritage railway, cultural festivals, and a range of leisure and community facilities.
The Old Saddlery is a historic converted barn cottage dating from the mid-1700s, set in a tranquil rural location overlooking grazed meadowland often visited by barn owls, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat close to coastal and countryside attractions.
Silverstone Farm features a historic 1920s neo-Georgian farmhouse and formal gardens inspired by 17th and 18th century Dutch and French styles. Visitors can tour the ground floor, barn library, and enjoy tea and cakes on site in a 1.5 hour guided tour.
This first-floor apartment on a historic rural estate comfortably accommodates up to 4 guests, offering a homely atmosphere with family-friendly features in a scenic countryside setting near the North Norfolk coast.
Baconsthorpe Castle is a Grade I listed ruined fortified manor house in Norfolk, featuring a moated inner court, medieval gatehouses, wool processing buildings, formal gardens, and a large deer park. Managed by English Heritage, it offers visitors a historic outdoor experience of England's medieval and Tudor heritage.
Falconer's Lodge is a distinctive Grade II listed lodge set in Thetford Forest, blending historic charm with modern comfort in a peaceful countryside setting surrounded by gardens and woodland.
This self-contained annex is part of a 16th-century historic home in the Northgate conservation area of Beccles, featuring original Elizabethan beams and situated near the River Waveney with scenic town and countryside surroundings, suitable for a romantic or quiet stay.
Beccles is a historic market town in Suffolk nestled on the River Waveney, known for its boating opportunities, heritage centre, weekly market, and outdoor activities including cycling and kart racing.
The Old Rectory Coach House is a detached former coach house set in a peaceful and secluded rural village location in Norfolk, surrounded by grounds of a Georgian Grade II listed rectory and approached by a private road.
Horizon View is a second-floor apartment in a Grade II listed building near Lowestoft beach, offering coastal views and a homely atmosphere suitable for families, couples, and pet owners.
Lowestoft is a coastal town in Suffolk, England, known for its historical fishing industry, seaside resort beaches, maritime heritage, and ongoing regeneration with a focus on renewable energy.
A stylish, luxury apartment set on the second floor within the historic Gresham Hall Estate in rural Norfolk near the coast, offering shared extensive landscaped grounds and on-site tennis court, suitable for up to 4 guests with pet allowance and family-friendly features like cot and highchair.
Felbrigg Hall is a 17th-century English country house in Norfolk, renowned for its Jacobean and Georgian architecture with extensive gardens including a walled garden and orangery. It is a National Trust property featuring historic interiors and outdoor parkland with walking and cycling routes.
This charming family holiday home in an 18th-century converted stable block in Winterton-on-Sea offers a ground-floor layout with nearby sandy beaches, a nature reserve, and seaside attractions.
A large historic estate property set within the countryside, accommodating up to 10 guests with family and group-friendly features and access to landscaped grounds, a private hot tub, and tennis court.