Saxthorpe
Saxthorpe is located 5 miles north west of the market town of Aylsham, 16 miles north of the city of Norwich and on the north side of the River Bure. Saxthorpe church, St Andrew, is a delightful building with a 14th century chancel and is open for worship. This pretty village is within easy reach of the beautiful Norfolk coastline and seaside destinations of Wells-next-the-Sea, Sheringham and Cromer.
Accommodation in Saxthorpe
Inglenook
Saxthorpe, Norfolk
Located quietly and tucked away in the village of Saxthorpe, Inglenook, a semi-detached cottage dating back in parts to the 17th Century, takes its name from the heart of the property, a beautiful, cosy and welcoming Inglenook fireplace. This bolthole is luxurious, yet laid-back, and is ideal for families and groups of friends who are looking for a peaceful, relaxing escape. A perfect place to stay all year round, it's stylish, sophisticated and bursting with character.
Inglenook (4)
Saxthorpe, Norfolk
Tucked away in the village of Saxthorpe, Inglenook, a semi-detached cottage dates back in parts to the 17th Century. It takes its name from the heart of the property, a beautiful, cosy and welcoming Inglenook fireplace. This lovely bolthole is laid-back, and is ideal for groups of friends who are looking for a peaceful, relaxing escape. A perfect place to stay all year round, it's stylish, sophisticated and bursting with character.
Bure Bank
Saxthorpe, Norfolk
Bure Bank, a cosy and stylish detached bungalow, is situated in an idyllic rural setting on the banks of the River Bure in Saxthorpe, only a few minutes' walk from the village green, store and pub. Just six miles from the gorgeous Georgian town of Holt, the stunning North Norfolk coast can easily be reached by car in twenty minutes, and the beautiful Norfolk Broads are within half an hour, making Bure Bank the perfect bolthole for discovering all that Norfolk has offer, year round.
