From King’s Lynn take the A149 north towards Hunstanton. Turn right at Norfolk Lavender signed Docking B1454. On entering Sedgeford follow the main road (B1454) and fork right at the War Memorial on to Fring Road. Follow the road for approx. 0.5 miles and on your right will be the gates for the entrance to Sedgeford Hall Estate.

There are 3 driveways signposted;

• Park Cottage (W3W – SENTENCES.HARMONICA.REMOVES)
• The West Wing/ Swimming Pool/ Deliveries (W3W – ENGRAVING.FRUITCAKE.TABLOID)
• Sedgeford Hall for The Main Hall & Theatre (W3W – HAIRSTYLE.NEARLY.KOALA)

Kings Lynn train station is just over 30 minutes away by car or 50 minutes by bus and has regular trains to and from London Kings Cross departing approximately every hour.  Visit: greateranglia.co.uk for the latest train timetable. 

Kings Lynn station
Blackfriars Road
Kings Lynn
Norfolk
PE30 1NX

There is a bus stop on Docking Road near the old Post Office which is a 0.5 mile walk from The Estate.

• Bus Route: 33 & 33A
• Runs between 3 – 5 times a day on the following route:
• Kings Lynn – Great Bircham – Docking – Sedgeford – Hunstanton

For an up to date bus timetable please visit: Lynxbus.co.uk

There are a vast array of cycle routes from Sedgeford to explore nearby attractions such as Sandringham Estate, Holkham Hall, Bircham Windmill or Hunstanton Beach.  Between Hunstanton to Cromer virtually all of the Norfolk Coast Path has only public footpath classification and therefore no cycling is permitted. So, the recommended route is the Norfolk Coast Cycleway which runs from King’s Lynn to Great Yarmouth. The Norfolk Coast Cycleway enters Sedgeford
from a side road alongside St Mary’s Church.  

There are a range of walks on the 1200 acre estate available to explore the rich countryside and wildlife that surround Sedgeford Hall. The 4 mile stroll to Great Bircham is rewarded by its striking windmill perched on top of a hill, and the Peddars Way and Icknield Way trails are also close by. The estate is also just 7 miles from the North Norfolk Coast Path. Visit: nationaltrail.co.uk for information on these trails.