Sheringham Holiday Cottages
Sheringham is one of Norfolk’s top seaside towns. Located along Norfolk’s northern coastline, Sheringham is conveniently located just 4 miles from the nearby seaside town of Cromer and 16 miles away from the coastal town of Wells next the Sea, which makes the town well placed for discovering some of the best of the north Norfolk coast on a cottage holiday.
A stay in Sheringham could be an excellent choice for a family self-catering holiday or a romantic break away by the sea. Equally, with plenty on offer in this part of East Anglia, a self-catering stay in this part of Norfolk could be a good choice for a group of friends looking to spend some quality time together by the sea.
Sheringham itself has plenty to recommend it with brightly coloured beach huts, charming streets, tea shops, cafes, fish and chip shops and a long stretch of shingle beach. A notable attraction in the town is the quaint train station where you may feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Catch a steam train ride along the heritage North Norfolk Railway which will take you to the attractive Georgian town of Holt and back. It would be hard to find a more relaxing way to sightsee in Norfolk.
Much of Norfolk’s northern coastline is a dedicated area of outstanding natural beauty including Sheringham and Cromer meaning that this is an excellent area for walking, cycling, birdwatching and dog walking. For more hints and tips on what the north Norfolk coast has to offer do visit the Sheringham Tourist Information Centre at Station Approach and get some free friendly advice and free leaflets on local attractions.
We hope we’ve inspired you with our information about Sheringham. Whether you need to find a romantic cottage, a large country house, a log cabin, a dog-friendly cottage or even a mansion to rent, we hope you find the best option for you with us.
About Self-Catering Holidays in Sheringham
A stay in Sheringham could be an excellent choice for a family self-catering holiday or a romantic break away by the sea. Equally, with plenty on offer in this part of East Anglia, a self-catering stay in this part of Norfolk could be a good choice for a group of friends looking to spend some quality time together by the sea.
Sheringham itself has plenty to recommend it with brightly coloured beach huts, charming streets, tea shops, cafes, fish and chip shops and a long stretch of shingle beach. A notable attraction in the town is the quaint train station where you may feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Catch a steam train ride along the heritage North Norfolk Railway which will take you to the attractive Georgian town of Holt and back. It would be hard to find a more relaxing way to sightsee in Norfolk.
Much of Norfolk’s northern coastline is a dedicated area of outstanding natural beauty including Sheringham and Cromer meaning that this is an excellent area for walking, cycling, birdwatching and dog walking. For more hints and tips on what the north Norfolk coast has to offer do visit the Sheringham Tourist Information Centre at Station Approach and get some free friendly advice and free leaflets on local attractions.
We hope we’ve inspired you with our information about Sheringham. Whether you need to find a romantic cottage, a large country house, a log cabin, a dog-friendly cottage or even a mansion to rent, we hope you find the best option for you with us.
Book a Sheringham cottage and look forward to discovering some of the best of Norfolk on holiday.
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