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Coach House Cottage is a small bijou, semi-detached cottage offering lovely accommodation for two in the pretty coastal village of Weybourne, set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Only a short stroll to Weybourne's shingle beach, favoured by fishermen, and a couple of minutes' walk to the ever popular Ship Inn and fantastically-stocked local shop, you are in the ideal spot for walking the Norfolk Coastal Path and discovering all that this part of Norfolk has to offer.

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Weybourne is a picturesque coastal village made up of flint cottage. Popular with fisherman, the shingle beach gives access to the coastal path. From here, enjoy a wonderful three mile cliff-top walk to the Blue Flag sandy beach at Sheringham, with Cromer beyond. This area is a walker's paradise. Sheringham Park is especially wonderful in the spring when the azaleas are in full bloom. Kelling Heath and Muckleburgh Hill offer miles of interesting trails. The village is famous for the Muckleburgh Military Collection, and Weybourne Station, a delightfully preserved Edwardian country station, which is a stopping point for the Poppyline steam trains that run between Holt and Sheringham throughout the year. Children will love the indoor pool at Sheringham. There is a popular pub, The Ship Inn, serving very good food, a well-stocked village store, and a tea room. Just twenty minutes by foot, or two minutes by car, The Pheasant at Kelling offers mouthwatering menus. The Coasthopper bus service runs through the village on its travels between Kings Lynn and Cromer. The popular Georgian town of Holt boasts an array of independent shops and galleries, and is just three miles inland. The neighbouring village of Salthouse is located on the North Norfolk Coast and overlooks the salt marshes next to the Norfolk Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre. Clustered around the village green are pretty cottages, The Dun Cow pub with a large front garden that looks directly over the salt marsh, and Cookies Crab Shop offering platters of seafood, salads, sandwiches and ice cream. East of the village, past the village pond, is Mac's Plaice where you can buy fish 'n' chips during the summer months. Less than five miles, on the coast, is Cley-next-the-Sea, a pretty village with a landmark windmill, art galleries, a fabulous deli and a tea room or two. Blakeney with its great choice of pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops and a deli is a little...