Ferienunterkünfte in Cley Next The Sea

Mallard Cottage - Norfolk Magazine’s Top 8 AirBNB!

Recently featured in an article in Norfolk Magazine as one of Norfolk’s top 8 cosiest cottages: If you’re fond of sand dunes and salty air you’ll love this old two-bedroomed fisherman’s cottage found just a pebble dash away from the shingle beach in Cley. After a day exploring the local seaside, Mallard Cottage is a welcoming abode to rest your tired feet with a glass of wine. The interior is whimsically decorated with local art on the walls and shabby chic furniture adorning the sitting room.

Beachstone House | a peaceful seaside escape

A recently refurbished traditional flint cottage located in the heart of the coastal village of Blakeney. This four bedroom cottage sleeps seven & includes one single room (with an additional pull out bed for an 8th guest if required). The cottage is a few minutes walk from the quay which offers crabbing, sailing, kayaking, bird watching and more while pubs & shops are also within easy walking distance. Further afield you can explore the many North Norfolk sandy beaches and charming villages.

17th century country cottage with fabulous views

Newgate cottage is a charming newly renovated historic 17th century Norfolk flint cottage. Located next to the grade 1 listed St Margaret's church, it has fabulous views of the church and over the green. It is a short walk from the village centre with its famous deli, pottery, smoke house , cafe and windmill. The 3 swallows pub is 20m away and the Wiveton Bell is a 10 minute walk away. A 5 minute drive to the beach gives access to world class birdwatching and the seal colony at Blakeney Point.

Stable Cottage, Blakeney: a few steps from the sea

A minutes walk from the quay, accommodation for the discerning guest looking for comfort in a tasteful, relaxing environment. The cottage has been renovated with a gorgeous contemporary feel throughout. Close to local eateries, the sea, and local wildlife, it is great for couples and families (dogs welcome). Heating and hot water are switched on. Wood for the burner is provided from October to the end of March. We also supply bath products, milk, tea, coffee and a bottle of wine on arrival.

A birdwatchers' paradise - superb home & location

Welcome. Kiln Cottage, Blakeney, is our family home which we'd like you to enjoy. It's the perfect spot for a holiday or short stay within the beauty and tranquillity of the North Norfolk coast. This modern cottage, built with traditional Norfolk flint, is a moment’s walk from the coastal path, village harbour, shops and eateries. It offers total peace and quiet. I am afraid we are unable to accommodate children under 16. And we're unable to accept dogs or other pets. Parking for two cars.

Tickers - Cottage in Cley, Norfolk

Our home away from home, we have lovingly restored to relax and make memories to treasure during your stay. Come and stay at Tickers to blow the cobwebs away, enjoy the amazing scenery, delicious food and coastal path walks which are accessed from the back door! Relax with our roaring log burner or a bath to soak in after a long day on the beach. Small enclosed gardens to front and rear of the property. Off street parking is available behind the house on a first come first served basis.

Norfolk Coast Cottage. sleeps 4 adults, 4 children

Highly rated, recently renovated. *No extra fees*. Deceptively spacious single storey dwelling tucked away in a 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. 2 good sized dble bedrooms & 1 room with 2 bunk beds (sleeping up to 4 children) A fabulous getaway cottage for families, 2 families together, couples or individuals. EV charger avail.

Stylish home right on Norfolk Coastal Path

Skylarks is a beautiful holiday cottage in Cley. It has been completely renovated over the past year. and is furnished with a super mixture of vintage and new pieces, all thoughtfully bought with great attention to detail. The cottage is comfortable and elegant, perfect for either season with a large wood burner for the winter and French Doors to the garden for the summer. Situated on the coastal path it is perfect for walkers, and Birders with the famous bird reserve of Cley

Old Stable House

Self-contained unit with en-suite in quiet locale Charming bedroom with super-king sized bed with ensuite bathroom and large comfortable kitchen. Cley is a bird watcher's paradise as it is on a number of migratory routes. The area is fantastic for walking. This accommodation is self-contained with sole use of the attached kitchen, which has its own private entrance door. There is shared garden space with table and chairs. The owner lives next door and is on hand for any enquiries.

A converted brick and flint outbuilding

Small, but perfectly formed, our architect designed converted brick and flint outbuilding is set in a lovely garden with views across fields. Located in the peaceful village of Wiveton, within an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Outbuilding is less than a mile from Blakeney and the North Norfolk coast. With a mid-century aesthetic, The Outbuilding is a beautiful place for a peaceful and relaxing stay in the lovely North Norfolk countryside.

Otto Unique Norfolk retreat, dog friendly garden

Escape to something truly extraordinary: Our newly renovated barn conversion is set within 2.5 acres of private grounds, 5 minutes from the beach, Holt 10 mins. Fitted to a high standard with top of the range appliances Open plan, fully equipped kitchen/sitting room Walk in shower & roll top bath All on one level Pets welcome, with advance warning No parties without prior arrangementRelax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay.

Chloe's Cottage at Wiveton Hall

Historically, the home of the farm’s cowman, Chloe’s Cottage, was the home of its namesake, Desmond Maccarthy’s mother. The Cottage is full of character, nestled in a unique position at the edge of the farmyard. Its west-facing views stretch out over the wild flower meadow, from an enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. There is also a small garden to the rear, overlooking the farmyard. It is a stone's throw from Wiveton Hall Cafe.