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Formerly the local oyster shucking shed, Oyster Barn is a magnificent detached barn conversion with sea views, located in the tranquil coastal village of Titchwell. Sympathetically renovated to retain historic maritime charm blended with modern features such as the superb viewing platform. Situated within walking distance of the Coasthopper bus stop, leave the car behind to explore the coast. RSPB Titchwell, Briarfields and Titchwell Manor are all within walking distance.

Titchwell is right on the North Norfolk Heritage coast and home to the famous RSPB reserve. The sight and sound of the geese flying overhead in the autumn and winter is one of the most incredible things you will experience. Leave the car at home, and catch the Coasthopper bus to enjoy exploring picturesque neighbouring villages and coasts. Titchwell is is just a short drive from the vast and beautiful Norfolk coastline, situated to easily access stunning Brancaster, Holme-next-the-Sea and Thornham. Pop in to the Thornham Deli to grab a coffee to accompany your beach walk. Drove Orchards on the edge of Thornham offers seasonal PYO fruits plus farm shop with fruit and vegetables, butcher, cheese counter and other local produce. There are also a range of high quality local British food suppliers here, including Gurneys fresh fish, Eric’s Pizzas in a yurt, Eric’s Fish & Chips, East Coast Gelato Ice Cream Parlour, The Old Store microbakery and coffee shop, and VinedMe trendy wine bar. In addition at Drove Orchards there are boutique shops including Nelle Dk independent Danish fashion store, HortiCo plant nursery and garden emporium, Cider Barn antiques and vintage and Joyful Living quality homewares. Brancaster beach stretches for miles and is backed by gentle sand dunes bordering the famous links golf course of The Royal West Norfolk Golf Club. Seals bask on the creek edges and children can safely paddle in the tidal lagoons. The tide goes out a long way revealing the shipwreck of the SS Vina. Please be beware of strong tides and tide times - do not venture out! The sand is perfect for sandcastles and picnics. Kite-surfers provide exciting entertainment on windy days and with the parking only being a few yards from the beach. The nearby bustling seaside town of Hunstanton offers delicious fish 'n' chips, cafes, ice cream parlours, amusements arcades, bowling alley, crazy golf, watersports centre, Sea Life Centre and traditional fun fair. Visit Norfolk...