Shipyard Studio

The Space
The ground floor features an open-plan layout with the lounge, kitchen, and dining area. The lounge has comfy seating, a gas fireplace, and a wall-mounted smart TV.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, and all necessary utensils. A breakfast bar separates the kitchen from the lounge, and a large dining table offers lovely views over the quay.

Shipyard Studio offers two cosy bedrooms, ideal for up to four guests. The double bedroom has direct access to a balcony with beautiful waterside views of the quay, while the twin bedroom features an ensuite with a shower over the bath.

The property has two well-appointed bathrooms. The twin room’s ensuite includes a shower over the bath, and the second bathroom has a shower and separate WC, ensuring comfort for all guests.

Shipyard Studio offers plenty of outdoor space, including a balcony off the double bedroom with stunning waterside views. A raised seating area at the front is great for evening relaxation, while the sunroom at the back opens to a spacious garden.

Neighborhood
Shipyard Studio not only offers stunning views right on your doorstep but also one of the most convenient locations in Wells-next-the-Sea. With numerous amenities, shops, and cafés just minutes away, it's the perfect base for your stay. The quayside is just a 2-3 minute walk, lined with restaurants, ice cream shops, and arcades. A little further along brings you to Staithe Street, a charming pedestrianized road filled with independent stores, tourist shops, and food outlets.

Situated so close to the water and salt marshes, you may even be treated to the sight and sound of geese flying overhead, especially during the winter months, making this spot ideal for bird watchers.

Continue along Staithe Street, and you'll find yourself at Buttlands Green, where you'll discover a selection of pubs and restaurants, including local favorites like The Globe Inn and The Crown, both popular with visitors and locals alike.

A visit to Wells Beach is a must during your stay! From the car park and seaside café, you can wander through the pine wood forest that sits behind the beach and emerge at the iconic, colorful beach huts for which Wells is famous. When the tide goes out, it reveals shallow pools of water, perfect for children to explore and play in. The vast stretches of sand also offer a perfect spot for sunbathing and a more traditional beach day. Being one of the closest properties to the beach in Wells, Shipyard Studio is about a 25-minute walk to the shoreline, or just a few minutes by car.

Beyond Wells, there are plenty of coastal towns and beaches to explore, such as Brancaster, Blakeney, Salthouse, and Sheringham, all within easy reach by car. Inland towns like Holt also make for great day trips. Holkham Hall and the Holkham National Nature Reserve are just a couple of miles away and should definitely be added to your must-visit list during your stay.

Getting Around
Walking is one of the best ways to explore Wells-next-the-Sea. The town is compact, and most of the main attractions, such as the harbor, shops, and restaurants, are within easy walking distance.

Wells is part of the Norfolk Coast Path, a long-distance trail that runs along the coastline. You can enjoy walks to nearby villages like Holkham (approx. 2 miles west) or further along the coast to Blakeney or Cley-next-the-Sea.

Driving is convenient for exploring the surrounding areas of North Norfolk, as public transport can be limited, especially for reaching more remote places.

Local buses serve Wells-next-the-Sea and connect the town to nearby coastal villages and towns. Coasthopper buses are particularly useful for exploring the North Norfolk coast.

Wells-next-the-Sea doesn’t have its own train station. The nearest stations are at Sheringham (approx. 20 miles east) and Kings Lynn (approx. 30 miles west). From either station, you can take a bus or taxi to Wells.
Sheringham Station is connected to Norwich via the Bittern Line, and Kings Lynn offers connections to London Kings Cross.