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A pretty, traditional carrstone, two bedroom cottage in the thriving village of Heacham, just a 20 minute walk from the expansive beach and promenade. With a cosy open fire for chillier nights, and enclosed garden with patio and barbecue for when the sun shines, Fuzzy Duck Cottage is perfect all year round.

Boasting two dog-friendly beaches, Heacham village is a great seaside destination. The beach is a large shallow bay with sheltered water. Heacham features a good range of shops, amenities and a couple of pubs; The Fox and Hounds and The West Norfolk. For those of who enjoy a round of golf or a spa day, head to Heacham Manor. The famous Norfolk Lavender is located on the edge of the village; the purple fields it curates and nurtures are truly breath-taking. Be sure to visit the fabulous farm shop to sample local produce. Just a fifteen minute drive away is HM The King's residence, Sandringham, which has a car park (small charge), cafe, restaurant and a gift shop. If you fancy venturing further afield, and wish to leave the car behind, take the Coasthopper bus. The route traverses all the picturesque towns and villages along the coast. You are in easy reach of everything North Norfolk has to offer, including bird and nature reserves, stunning expansive beaches with moody skies, wonderful delis, outstanding restaurants and quaint cafes. The RSPB bird and wildlife reserves at Titchwell and Snettisham are worth a visit. BBC Springwatch and Autumnwatch are partly filmed at Wild Ken Hill, who also offer a variety of pre-bookable guided walks. Be sure to visit the impressive beach at Holkham and accompanying parkland. The traditional nearby bustling seaside town of Hunstanton comprises of a vivid plethora of ice cream parlours, delis, fish 'n' chip shops, sweet shops, crazy golf, arcades, water sport facilities, funfair and Sea Life Centre. Heacham and Hunstanton are unique in that they are East Coast towns that face west, meaning these locations are two of the sunniest resorts in Norfolk, and thus enjoy colourful, dramatic sunsets. Food-lovers are perfectly located to sample the culinary delights the county is famed for. Book in for outstanding food at the supremely charming The Gin Trap Inn in Ringstead, and The Old Bank bistro in Snettisham, or, for a lighter...