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Blackberry Cottage
Heacham
Norfolk
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 Accommodation in Heacham. Blackberry Cottage is a well-equipped Victorian
end-of-terrace cottage situated on a quiet lane. There are three
bedrooms and a very comfortable self-contained annexe in the
garden, which is suitable for the less-able. |
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Dersingham Rowcroft Cottage
Dersingham
Norfolk
(approx 3 miles from
Heacham)
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 Accommodation near Heacham. An excellent
location for exploring the surrounding countryside with coastal
beaches a short distance away. Rowcroft
Cottage is part of a small development of charming conversions
using traditional local carrstone. Set within a small secluded
courtyard setting, the property is comfortable, well equipped,
modern and stylishly furnished. |
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Sedgeford 3 New England Cottages
Sedgeford
Norfolk
(approx 2 miles from
Heacham)
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 Accommodation near Heacham. Surrounded
by quiet roads and countryside it is in an ideal spot for walking
and cycling. 3 New England Cottage is
tastefully furnished and offers good sized accommodation on the
outskirts of Sedgeford village. Formerly a railway worker's cottage,
it is in a peaceful and rural location and yet only a short drive
to the beaches of North and West Norfolk. Within walking distance
of the property is a small sports club offering a gym, tennis
and squash facilities which can be enjoyed on a book-and-pay-basis.
With the nature reserve of Titchwell only a few miles away it
offers excellent bird watching opportunities. Notes: Although
no pets are allowed the owners pet occasionally visits. |
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Welcome to our page of accommodation in Heacham!
Heacham is a coastal village located in north west Norfolk,
between King's Lynn, 14 miles to the south and Hunstanton about
3 miles to the North, on The Wash. The
internationally renowned Norfolk Lavender is at the gateway to
Heacham with the lavender fields, shop and distillery, founded
in 1932. Heacham boasts two sandy beaches called originally North
and South Beach. Many of the local houses have been built from
red carrstone, which is a feature of this part of Norfolk. The
town is linked to Pocahontas the Indian Princess and in St. Mary’s
Church there is a memorial carved by a pupil of Rodin (Otillea
Wallace) to the Algonquinn Indian Princess ‘Pocahontas’.
Heacham is an excellent location for a family beach holiday,
the town has a good range of shops and there are restaurants
and country pubs also available, as well as bike hire.
