A Tranquil Base
Explore the Wonders of North Norfolk
Nestled in the heart of North Norfolk, Sedgeford Hall Estate offers guests a serene retreat amidst 1,200 acres of picturesque countryside. This idyllic setting serves as a gateway to a region rich in natural beauty, cultural heritage, and a plethora of activities catering to all interests. Whether you’re seeking tranquil beaches, unique experiences, family-friendly attractions, culinary delights, or historical landmarks, North Norfolk has something to offer every visitor.
sweeping beaches, coastal nature reserves, charming towns
perfect setting for a memorable stay
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Sedgeford is part of the renowned Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its sweeping beaches, coastal nature reserves, and charming market towns. A short drive away, visitors can enjoy the golden sands of Hunstanton, famous for its striking red and white cliffs, or the vast, unspoiled beaches at Holme and Brancaster, perfect for long walks and birdwatching.
History enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, from the grand Sandringham Estate, the country retreat of the British Royal Family, to the medieval ruins of Castle Rising. The bustling town of King’s Lynn, with its historic architecture and vibrant waterfront, is also within easy reach.
Nature lovers can visit the nearby RSPB Snettisham and Titchwell Marsh reserves, a haven for birdwatchers, or take a boat trip from Blakeney to see the famous colony of grey seals and nesting terns. For a taste of local culture, the charming villages of Burnham Market, Holt and Wells-next-the-Sea offer independent shops, galleries, and traditional Norfolk pubs.
A serene retreat amidst 1,200 acres of rolling North Norfolk hills
15 minutes away from breath taking beaches and quaint coastal villages
An elegant Grade II listed property constructed in 1713, 312 years ago!
Our holiday cottages sleep 8 to 42 guests across the estate
Family Fun
BeWILDerwood – An enchanting adventure park filled with treehouses, zip lines, and storytelling, ensuring a magical day out for children and adults alike.
Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure – A thrilling dinosaur-themed park offering a range of activities, including high ropes, splash zones, and interactive exhibits.
Pensthorpe Nature Reserve – Pensthorpe is the ultimate destination for discovery and an action-packed day out for the whole family. Explore enchanting gardens, wander wildlife-rich trails through their internationally recognised nature reserve, get up close with feathered friends, and let imaginations run wild in one of the region’s biggest and best outdoor adventure areas – plus epic indoor play for all weathers!’
Farmer Fred’s Adventure Play Barn – An indoor play area featuring soft play zones, climbing frames, and go-karts, perfect for younger children to burn off energy.
Hunstanton Sea Life Centre – A fantastic aquarium featuring interactive rock pools, otters, seals, penguins, and a fascinating underwater tunnel.
North Norfolk Railway (NNR) – A heritage steam railway running from Sheringham to Holt, offering scenic countryside views and special themed events.
Norfolk Broads Boat Hire – Experience the tranquil beauty of the Norfolk Broads by hiring a boat for a day, allowing you to explore the waterways at your own pace.
Thursford Collection – Home to the world’s largest collection of steam engines and fairground organs, with an annual Christmas Spectacular and an upcoming adventure playground.
Paddleboarding in the Creeks – Explore the serene waterways of North Norfolk on a paddleboard, providing a unique perspective of the coastal landscape.
Beaches
Brancaster Beach – An expansive stretch of golden sand, ideal for sunbathing, picnics, and coastal walks. Its gentle tides make it a favourite among families and water sports enthusiasts.
Holkham Beach – Renowned for its unspoilt beauty, this vast beach is backed by pine forests and dunes, offering a peaceful escape for nature lovers.
Wells-next-the-Sea – A charming seaside town with a picturesque harbour and a beach adorned with colourful beach huts, perfect for a traditional British seaside experience.
Heacham Beach – A popular west-facing beach, known for its beautiful sunsets and shallow waters, perfect for families and dog walkers.
Thornham Harbour – A picturesque tidal harbour surrounded by marshes, offering breathtaking coastal views and access to quiet sandy beaches.
Blakeney Quay – A scenic harbour area, ideal for crabbing, boat trips to Blakeney Point for seal watching, and exploring the charming village.
Local Walks
Sedgeford Estate Walks – Explore the grounds of Sedgeford Hall Estate with miles of footpaths through woodlands, fields, and wetlands, perfect for a relaxing walk in nature.
Dersingham Bog – A unique coastal wetland with a mix of heathland, woodland, and marsh, offering stunning walks and wildlife spotting opportunities.
The Norfolk Coast Path – A stunning 84-mile route stretching from Hunstanton to Cromer, offering spectacular coastal views, wildlife, and quaint villages.
Sandringham Estate Walks – Wander through the beautiful gardens and woodlands of the Sandringham Estate, with routes varying in length and difficulty.
Holkham National Nature Reserve – A vast, unspoilt landscape offering miles of trails through dunes, forests, and wetlands, ideal for a peaceful day of hiking.
The Peddars Way – A historic long-distance walk that stretches from Knettishall Heath in Suffolk to Holme-next-the-Sea, crossing some of Norfolk’s most picturesque landscapes.
Recommended Suppliers
Chefs
MAYU Catering (Keiron) – Website – 01485 572 334 / 07929 061 351
Chef 2 Dine 4 (Avril) – Website – 07890 209441
Handtied Bouquets & Workshops
Hillier Flowers – Website – 07952229796
Photographer
Neil Senior Photography – Website – 07944474092
Reflexogy Facials & Gua Sha
Coastal Calm (Sarah) – Website – 07592 455001
Nature
Guided Birdwatching & Wildlife Walks – Explore the stunning natural beauty of Norfolk on a guided birdwatching or wildlife walk. Led by expert naturalists, these walks offer an immersive experience into the region’s diverse habitats.
Dersingham Bog Nature Reserve – A remarkable area of heathland and wetland offering diverse habitats, perfect for bird watching, wildlife spotting, and nature walks.
Seal Watching at Blakeney Point – Embark on a boat trip to observe one of the largest seal colonies in the UK, offering an unforgettable wildlife experience.
Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s Cley Marshes – A coastal nature reserve offering fantastic birdwatching opportunities, with extensive reedbeds, salt marshes, and a visitor centre.
Blakeney National Nature Reserve – Known for its wild beauty, this reserve is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including seals, birds, and rare plants.
The Wash National Nature Reserve – One of the largest protected wetlands in the UK, offering a haven for birdlife and a serene landscape to explore.
Food and Drink
The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe – A contemporary hotel and restaurant offering stunning marshland views and a menu showcasing local seafood and produce.
Titchwell Manor, Titchwell – A refined dining experience awaits you with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. With its seasonal menu and emphasis on seafood.
The Gin Trap Inn, Ringstead – An atmospheric 17th-century pub renowned for its extensive gin selection and seasonal menu crafted from locally sourced ingredients.
Morston Hall, Holt – A Michelin-starred restaurant offering a refined dining experience, with a focus on locally sourced ingredients like fresh seafood and venison.
Coach & Horses, Dersingham – Offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a menu full of delicious, locally sourced dishes.
The Old Bank, Snettisham – Nestled in the heart of Snettisham with a focus on delicious, locally sourced cuisine.
Places to Visit
Wells-next-the-Sea – A delightful coastal town with a working harbour, independent shops, and the beautiful sandy beach lined with colourful beach huts.
Burnham Market – Often referred to as “Chelsea-on-Sea,” this charming village boasts boutique shops, fine dining, and a vibrant atmosphere.
Cromer – A traditional seaside town famous for its pier, fresh crab, and a lively promenade filled with amusements and cafes.
Holt – A picturesque Georgian market town known for its independent shops, art galleries, and charming courtyards.
Hunstanton – Visitors can explore the iconic lighthouse, enjoy the lively seafront, or visit nearby nature reserves. With its blend of natural beauty, family-friendly attractions, and vibrant atmosphere, Hunstanton is a must-visit destination for anyone staying in Norfolk.
Heritage Sites
Sandringham Estate – The private residence of the British Royal Family, set within 20,000 acres of gardens, woodlands, and parkland, offering tours and exhibitions.
Norfolk Lavender – A beautiful lavender farm with a distillery, tea room, and gardens, perfect for a relaxing visit.
Holkham Hall – A magnificent 18th-century Palladian mansion surrounded by rolling parkland, a deer park, and a walled garden.
Cromer Pier – A historic pier featuring a traditional theatre, fishing opportunities, and stunning views of the North Norfolk coastline.
Felbrigg Hall (National Trust) – A stunning 17th-century country house with lavish interiors, a grand library, and extensive landscaped gardens.
Houghton Hall – Built for Britain’s first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole, this impressive stately home boasts grand interiors, art exhibitions, and award-winning gardens.
Location
Sedgeford Hall Estate, Fring Road, Sedgeford, Norfolk, PE36 5LT
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