Marlpit Cottage

The Space
The cosy lounge at the back of the cottage has a comfy sofa, two chairs, a Smart TV, and a stereo. Warm up by the wood burner on cooler nights.

The front kitchen and dining area are fully equipped with a fridge, freezer compartment, electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, and small appliances like a microwave and kettle. Perfect for family meals or packing up for beach trips.

All three bedrooms are upstairs. The spacious double room is perfect for parents, with plenty of storage and a hand basin. Two twin rooms feature built-in bunk beds and extra play space under vaulted wooden ceilings, great for older children.
Please note the bunk rooms are not suitable for children under five or those with mobility issues due to ladder access.

Upstairs, there's also a shower room and a separate toilet across the hall, plus an additional toilet on the ground floor.

The star of Marlpit Cottage is its beautiful, dog friendly garden with a patio—ideal for enjoying your morning coffee on sunny days.

Neighborhood

Marlpit Cottage, located in the picturesque village of Salthouse, is nestled within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers an ideal base for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. With its proximity to the marshes and the beach, this charming cottage provides easy access to some of the finest wildlife-spotting locations in the country. You can enjoy peaceful walks across the marshes to reach the beach, as well as the convenience of the village’s local shop and pub, both within walking distance.

The village is well-served by the excellent Coastal Hopper bus service, which operates between Wells-next-the-Sea and Cromer, stopping at various towns and villages along the coast. This makes it easy to explore the surrounding areas without needing a car.

After a day spent exploring the coast, enjoy a delicious meal at the charming Dun Cow pub, just a short 10-minute walk from Marlpit Cottage. For an authentic local experience, don’t miss a visit to the quirky Cookies Crab Shop, renowned for its freshly caught seafood and a true favourite among visitors

Getting Around
Salthouse is easily accessible by car via the A149 coastal road. From Norwich, the journey takes about 50 minutes, while the drive from London is approximately 2.5-3 hours.

The nearest train station is in Sheringham, about a 15-minute drive from Salthouse. Trains run regularly between Sheringham and Norwich, where you can connect to services to London and other major cities.

The Coastal Hopper bus service is a great option for getting around the area. It operates between Wells-next-the-Sea and Cromer, stopping at key towns and villages along the North Norfolk coast, including Salthouse. This makes it easy to explore the coastline without the need for a car.

Salthouse and the surrounding coastal area are perfect for cycling, with scenic routes that take you through quiet country roads and along the coastline. You can bring your own bike or rent one from nearby towns like Sheringham or Holt.

Marlpit Cottage is within walking distance of the beach and marshes, as well as the village shop and pub. The Norfolk Coast Path runs through Salthouse, offering stunning coastal walks in both directions. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll or a more adventurous hike, the area is perfect for exploring on foot.

Marlpit Cottage in Salthouse provides a tranquil retreat with easy access to the best of North Norfolk. Whether you're arriving by car, bus, or train, and exploring by foot or bike, the area offers endless opportunities for coastal adventures and wildlife experiences.