Holiday Cottages In Briston
Sleeping 4 with 1 bathroom. Rustic Charm - Village Barn is a pet free property.
Sleeping 7 with 2 bathrooms. Tranquil Oak Barn - Galleried Bedrooms & Country Charm is a pet free property.
This cosy cottage in the peaceful village of Briston is just a short stroll to one of two welcoming pubs and several handy village shops including a traditional family butcher a deli and a bakery. A 4-mile car journey takes you to the popular Georgian town of Holt which is a lovely place to spend an afternoon browsing the bookshops and having lunch at one of the restaurants or pubs or hop on the Steam Railway which travels to Sheringham and back via Weybourne. Head 8 miles to Salthouse to walk along the beach and pick up the Norfolk Coast Path. Plan a trip to Wells-next-the-Sea 13 miles away to spend time on the sandy beach lined with colourful beach huts and a visit to Blakeney Point (12 miles) is highly recommended where on a short boat trip you will see the counties largest grey seal colony. This lovely cottage is a super base in which to explore the local area and beyond. When you enter you will see a cosy lounge which has enough seating for all along with a Smart TV and a wood burner so no better place to relax and unwind after a busy day exploring. The kitchen/diner is well equipped to cater for any special occasion and the dining table can comfortably seat up to four guests. There is a downstairs WC and utility cupboard which has the freezer and combi washer/dryer. Upstairs there are two bedrooms the master bedroom is a spacious with a double bed and offers ample storage space and bedroom two has a single trundle bed which can be made into a twin room on request depending on your preference. Both bedrooms share a family bathroom. Although there is no outside space if you are bringing a dog there is a lovely park 235 metres from the front door which is very popular with dog walkers and there are plenty of alternative walks close by. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 double and 1 single trundle bed ( Sleeps 4 ma x). 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC and 1 downstairs WC. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge. Utility cupboard with a freezer and combi washer/dryer. Wood burner (1st basket of logs included). Smart TV in lounge. Travel bolster seat for indoor table use for a toddler . Private parking for 1 car in a free, small public car park next to the house. Pub 0.4 miles and shop 100 metres. There is no outside space to this property.
Three bedrooms: 1 x double (does not have a bedroom door), 1 x twin (accessed via double bedroom), 1 x ground-floor single. Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen. Living/dining room with open fire
This homely cottage is situated in the peaceful village of Briston where a short walk leads you to not one but two welcoming pubs and a good choice of handy village shops including a deli traditional family butcher and a bakery. Just 4 miles away the popular Georgian town of Holt is a lovely place to spend an afternoon browsing one of the many independent boutique shops or enjoying some food and drink at one of the pubs. Visit the spectacular North Norfolk coast where there is something for everyone from vast sandy beaches such as Holkham Bay (17 miles) to scenic nature reserves including Cley Marshes (8 miles) Norfolk Wildlife Trust s oldest and best known nature reserve. For an adventure on the water why not take a boat trip at Blakeney Point (12 miles) to see the country s largest colony of grey seals? You ll enter this lovely family holiday home through the conservatory with a dining table and chairs next you have a well-equipped kitchen an ideal space for preparing anything from a light breakfast to a hearty evening meal. The ground floor has a real spacious and quirky feel to it with an interconnecting lounge/diner offering a great social aspect and a second dining option for when you are all together enjoying a meal. Relax in front of the Smart TV in the lounge of an evening whilst you unwind with a movie. Upstairs there is a double bedroom a bunk bedroom and a single. All bedrooms have enough storage space to hang your clothes or store personal belongings and all three bedrooms share a family bathroom perfect for a soak in the evening or to revitalise your senses in the morning before heading out for another fun day of Norfolk adventures. Outside there is a lovely enclosed lawned garden and patio area with table and chairs provided so fear not if you want to enjoy some drinks of an evening whilst indulging in some alfresco-style dining with loved ones. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 double, 1 bunk bed and 1 single. 1 bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine. Smart TV with Amazon Fire Stick in the lounge. Enclosed garden and patio area with garden furniture. Private parking for up to 3 cars Shops and pub within 1 mile, beach 10 miles.
A stunning flint cottage offering a large family or group of friends an ideal base in which to explore the beautiful North Norfolk coast and countryside.
A welcoming, semi-detached 19th century brick and flint cottage situated in the village of Briston in Norfolk and can sleep five people in two bedrooms.
Welcome to The Lodge, a delightful chalet in the heart of Briston, a charming village in North Norfolk. This cosy retreat provides a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Enjoy easy access to local shops, pubs, and the scenic North Norfolk coast, home to beautiful beaches and popular destinations. The Lodge features one bedroom and is dog-friendly, ensuring a welcoming stay for all guests. Experience a tranquil getaway surrounded by the beauty of the Norfolk countryside and the coastline. Nestled in the heart of North Norfolk, Briston is a quintessential English village that offers the perfect blend of rural tranquillity and easy access to the region’s best-loved attractions. Surrounded by gently rolling countryside, Briston is a peaceful base for those looking to unwind, explore, and experience the timeless beauty of Norfolk. The village itself features all the essentials for a comfortable stay, including a well-stocked local shop, two friendly pubs serving traditional fare, and a delightful bakery renowned for its homemade treats. Briston has a warm, welcoming community that makes visitors feel instantly at home. Whether you're planning coastal adventures, countryside rambles, or simply a peaceful escape, Briston offers a delightful and authentic Norfolk experience at the heart of it all. Just a short drive away, guests can discover the charming market town of Holt, with its boutique shops, art galleries, and cafés. For nature lovers and beachgoers, the stunning North Norfolk Coast - home to iconic destinations like Blakeney, Cley-next-the-Sea, and Wells-next-the-Sea - is within easy reach, offering scenic walks, birdwatching, and miles of unspoiled coastline. The nearest train station to Briston can be found in Sheringham, 10 miles away from the village by road. Sheringham Train Station has direct services operating to Cromer, North Walsham and Norwich. Two bus routes operate in Briston offering access to Holt and Reepham. Step into The Lodge, where a light and airy atmosphere awaits. With crisp white walls, wooden flooring, and premium furnishings, this stylish open-plan space offers a bright, modern feel perfect for your getaway. Unwind in the social space, thoughtfully designed to combine the bedroom and living area. Sink into the cosy double bed with premium bedding and crisp linens while enjoying your favourite shows on the flat-screen Freeview TV, or simply relax with a good book. The space is beautifully accessorised with a white chest of drawers and a charming animal-themed wardrobe that adds a touch of playful character. Off the bedroom area, you’ll find a modern bathroom featuring a walk-in shower, WC, and basin, finished with cream walls and a sleek mirror for a clean, contemporary feel. Whether you’re looking to explore or to stay in and recharge, The Lodge provides a welcoming haven for your holiday.
Experience the ultimate countryside getaway at Shepherd's Hut in Briston. This unique Shepherd's Hut offers a tranquil escape, perfect for those looking to unwind and reconnect with nature. Enjoy comfortable amenities, including a well-equipped kitchen, a bathroom, and a cosy bedroom area. Explore the surrounding village and enjoy the local attractions, perfect for enjoying the beauty of the Norfolk countryside. With its convenient location, Shepherd's Hut provides a memorable and relaxing stay. Nestled in the heart of North Norfolk, Briston is a quintessential English village that offers the perfect blend of rural tranquillity and easy access to the region’s best-loved attractions. Surrounded by gently rolling countryside, Briston is a peaceful base for those looking to unwind, explore, and experience the timeless beauty of Norfolk. The village itself features all the essentials for a comfortable stay, including a well-stocked local shop, two friendly pubs serving traditional fare, and a delightful bakery renowned for its homemade treats. Briston has a warm, welcoming community that makes visitors feel instantly at home. Whether you're planning coastal adventures, countryside rambles, or simply a peaceful escape, Briston offers a delightful and authentic Norfolk experience at the heart of it all. Just a short drive away, guests can discover the charming market town of Holt, with its boutique shops, art galleries, and cafés. For nature lovers and beachgoers, the stunning North Norfolk Coast - home to iconic destinations like Blakeney, Cley-next-the-Sea, and Wells-next-the-Sea - is within easy reach, offering scenic walks, birdwatching, and miles of unspoiled coastline. The nearest train station to Briston can be found in Sheringham, 10 miles away from the village by road. Sheringham Train Station has direct services operating to Cromer, North Walsham and Norwich. Two bus routes operate in Briston offering access to Holt and Reepham. Escape to the peace and charm of the countryside at Shepherd's Hut – a bright and beautifully presented holiday hideaway designed just for two. With open-plan living, modern comforts, and thoughtful touches throughout, this is the perfect place to relax, unwind, and soak up the views. Step through the double doors to your own private outdoor space, complete with seating for alfresco dining and laid-back evenings under the stars. Inside, Shepherd's Hut features a cosy double bedroom, a well-equipped kitchen area, comfortable settee, shower and toilet. Underfloor heating runs throughout, keeping you snug whatever the season. Take in the panoramic views of rolling countryside and enjoy the peace and quiet of rural life - a true escape from the everyday. Whether you're looking for a romantic break or a peaceful solo getaway, Shepherd's Hut offers comfort, charm, and complete relaxation.
Wonderfully presented annexe, offering contemporary and comfortable accommodation for a family, situated in the tranquil surroundings of the North Norfolk countryside, within a few miles of the coast.
Enjoy a romantic retreat which overlooks landscaped gardens. Use of your own hot tub and lovely rural walks from the door.
Honeysuckle Hut, hidden within Melton, North Norfolk. A rich woodland adventure to escape to.
Stay in this alluringly unusual abode in North Norfolk – Jacob’s Folly is a brand-new hut set into the breath-taking countryside accommodating up to six people.
Goosewing Hut is a warm, cosy retreat for two, immersed into the Norfolk woodland and its wildlife.
Head over to the UKs driest county for a stay in this fantastic new abode Chere Amie! Here we have a boat and mooring set in the breath-taking countryside of North Norfolk, accommodating up to five guests.
All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
All ground floor. One double bedroom. Wet room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire.
Attractions within 10 miles of Briston
- North Norfolk Railway - Holt Station (4.7m)
- Itteringham Manor (5.5m)
- Barn Owl Loft (5.5m)
- Hindringham Hall Gardens and Holiday Cottages (5.5m)
- Bureside (6m)
- Mill Farm Barn (6.6m)
- Wood Farm (7.1m)
- Blakeney Lodge (7.1m)
- The National Trust, Friary Farm (7.2m)
- Top Field Light Railway (7.2m)
- Salthouse Beach (7.2m)
- Whitwell & Reepham Railway Station (7.2m)
- Blakeney Point Seals (7.3m)
- Bishops Boats Seal Trips (7.3m)
- Pensthorpe (7.4m)
- Deep History Coast Discovery Point - Weybourne (7.4m)
- National Trust - Blakeney National Nature Reserve (7.6m)
- Blacksmith's Cottage (7.6m)
- Temple Seal Trips at Blakeney Point (7.7m)
- Blakeney Point John Bean Seal Trips (7.8m)
Outdoor Activities around Briston
- Village Green (0.3m)
- Briston Common (1.1m)
- Old King William Shepherdhuts (1.6m)
- Millennium Green (3.6m)
- North Norfolk Birds (3.7m)
- Holt Natural Springs (3.7m)
- King George V Playing Field (4m)
- Selbrigg Pond (4.8m)
- Norfolk Birding (5.7m)
- Wiveton Downs Car Park (6.1m)
- Salle Park (6.2m)
- Reepham Recreation Ground (6.4m)
- Salthouse Heath (6.5m)
- North Norfolk Railway - (Weybourne,Station) (6.7m)
- Walsey Hills NOA (7m)
- National Trust - Sheringham Park (7.1m)
- Bishop Hide (7.1m)
- Teal Bird Hide (7.2m)
- Kelling Beach (7.2m)
- Booton Manor Swimming Pool (7.3m)
About Briston
Are you ready to explore the charming town of Briston, England? With a rich history, top attractions, vibrant local events, and breathtaking countryside, there's something for everyone here.
Whether you're strolling through the historical streets or immersing yourself in the community, Briston promises an unforgettable experience. Get ready to discover the hidden gems and immerse yourself in the warm and welcoming atmosphere of this enchanting town.
Let's dive in and explore all that Briston has to offer!
History of Briston
In the history of Briston, you'll discover a vibrant and fascinating past dating back to the 11th century. The town's origins can be traced to the Norman Conquest, when William the Conqueror brought significant changes to England. Briston, then known as 'Bristun,' was established as a market town, serving as a hub for trade and commerce in the region.
Over the centuries, Briston flourished, witnessing the rise and fall of various industries, including agriculture, textiles, and manufacturing. The town's strategic location on the River Brist provided easy access to transportation routes, further fueling its growth and prosperity.
Today, remnants of Briston's rich history can still be seen in its well-preserved medieval architecture, charming streets, and historic landmarks, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts.
Top Attractions in Briston
Discover Briston's top attractions and immerse yourself in the town's rich history and vibrant culture.
Start your journey at Briston Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Explore its ancient walls and learn about the battles that once took place there.
Next, visit the Briston Museum, where you can delve into the town's past through interactive exhibits and artifacts.
Don't miss the Briston Abbey, a stunning example of Gothic architecture that dates back to the 12th century. Take a peaceful stroll through its beautiful gardens and admire the intricate stone carvings.
Finally, make your way to the Briston Market Square, where you can experience the bustling atmosphere and sample local delicacies.
From historical landmarks to cultural experiences, Briston offers something for everyone to enjoy.
Local Events and Festivals
Continue your exploration of Briston by immersing yourself in the vibrant local events and festivals that bring the town to life throughout the year. From traditional celebrations to contemporary gatherings, there's always something happening in Briston.
Here are four must-attend events that showcase the town's rich cultural heritage and community spirit:
1. Briston Summer Festival: Held every July, this lively festival is a celebration of music, art, and food. Enjoy live performances by local musicians, browse through art exhibitions, and indulge in delicious street food from various vendors.
2. Briston Christmas Market: Get into the festive spirit at the annual Christmas market, where you can find unique gifts, handcrafted items, and mouthwatering treats. Don't forget to visit Santa's Grotto and experience the magical atmosphere.
3. Briston Carnival: Join in the fun at the town's carnival, held in August. Marvel at the colorful floats, watch the procession of dancers and performers, and enjoy the lively atmosphere that fills the streets.
4. Briston Food and Drink Festival: Food lovers rejoice! This festival, held in May, showcases the best local produce, culinary delights, and beverages. Sample delicious dishes, attend cooking demonstrations, and discover new flavors.
With such a diverse range of events and festivals, Briston offers a lively and enjoyable experience for locals and visitors alike.
Exploring Briston's Countryside
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Briston's countryside as you explore its picturesque landscapes and tranquil rural charm. With its rolling hills, lush green fields, and meandering rivers, Briston offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Take a leisurely stroll along the country lanes, where you'll be greeted by quaint cottages and blooming wildflowers. Discover hidden gems like ancient woodlands and nature reserves, providing a habitat for a variety of wildlife species.
Briston's countryside is also ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. As you wander through this idyllic countryside, you'll feel a sense of peace and serenity wash over you, making it a truly memorable experience.
Getting to Know Briston's Community
As you explore Briston's countryside, you'll encounter a vibrant community that embodies the charm and warmth of rural England. Here are four things you should know about Briston's community:
1. Friendly Locals: The people of Briston are known for their warm and welcoming nature. You'll be greeted with smiles and friendly conversations wherever you go.
2. Community Events: Briston is a hub of activity with various community events throughout the year. From summer fairs to Christmas markets, there's always something happening that brings the community together.
3. Supportive Networks: Briston's community is tight-knit and supportive. Whether it's lending a helping hand to a neighbor or coming together in times of need, the people of Briston truly care for each other.
4. Active Groups and Clubs: Briston offers a range of clubs and groups catering to different interests. Whether you're into sports, arts, or hobbies, you'll find like-minded individuals eager to share their passion.
In Briston, you'll find a community that fosters a sense of belonging and creates lasting connections.
Villages & Towns Near Briston
Briston sits in a peaceful corner of Norfolk, and these nearby villages invite you to learn more about the area.
cozy village charm is about 1.7 miles from Briston and invites a gentle wander through quiet lanes and rural scenery.
Edgefield classic countryside stroll offers a gentle day out about 2.5 miles away, letting you follow winding lanes and enjoy a peaceful rural feel.
Hindolveston is roughly 2.7 miles away, inviting you to a calm rural experience with quiet lanes and simple country scenes, picturesque lanes ready for a gentle stroll.
hidden village character is about 2.7 miles away, offering a quiet escape along hedged paths and unspoiled scenery.
Thornage sits about 2.8 miles away, and you can enjoy a pastoral village charm as you meander through lanes and open fields.