Sandpipers

Neighborhood
andpipers Cottage is perfectly situated in the picturesque village of Baconsthorpe, offering easy access to the charming market town of Holt, just a 10-minute drive away. Holt is renowned for its delightful selection of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, including local favourites like Byfords and The Folly Tearoom. A 15-minute drive brings you to Sheringham, where you can enjoy a ride on the scenic North Norfolk Railway, explore the beauty of Sheringham Park, or dine at popular spots like The Lobster and Whelk Coppers Tea Rooms.

Baconsthorpe's central location also places you within reach of North Norfolk's stunning coastline. The beautiful beaches at Wells-next-the-Sea, Blakeney, and Salthouse are easily accessible for family days out. Enjoy wide sandy shores, charming seaside towns, and a variety of outdoor activities that make this region a favourite for visitors. Whether you’re exploring the natural beauty of the Norfolk Broads or discovering historic sites along the coast, Sandpipers Cottage serves as the perfect base for your North Norfolk adventures.

Getting Around
Getting to and around Sandpipers Cottage in Baconsthorpe is easy and convenient, whether you’re traveling by car, train, or exploring the area on foot.

Baconsthorpe is well-connected by road, making Sandpipers Cottage easily accessible by car. From Norwich, the journey is around 40 minutes via the A140 and A148. If you’re coming from London, the journey takes about 2.5 to 3 hours via the A11. The roads in this part of Norfolk are scenic, passing through charming countryside and villages.

The nearest train station is in Sheringham, about a 15-minute drive from Sandpipers Cottage. Sheringham Station is part of the Bittern Line, which runs regular services to Norwich. From Norwich, there are direct trains to London Liverpool Street, Cambridge, and other major cities.

Local buses connect Baconsthorpe to nearby towns and villages, including Holt and Sheringham. The bus services are a convenient option for visitors without a car, although buses may be less frequent in rural areas, so it’s worth checking timetables in advance.

Baconsthorpe is a small and charming village, making it easy to explore on foot. The village offers scenic walks through the countryside, including a visit to the nearby Baconsthorpe Castle, a historic ruin just a short stroll from Sandpipers Cottage.

Cycling is a popular way to explore the quiet country lanes around Baconsthorpe and the North Norfolk Coast. The area has several cycle-friendly routes, making it a great option for those looking to explore the countryside and nearby villages at a slower pace.