Ingoldisthorpe Holiday Cottages
Choose from 15 self catering holiday cottages in Ingoldisthorpe, Norfolk, 10 of which are dog friendly, 3 have hot tubs, and sleep between 2 and 18 guests.
Overlooking beautiful parkland, this traditional carrstone cottage is situated in a tranquil position within the Ingoldisthorpe Hall estate and is perfect for exploring the stunning Norfolk coast.
A lovingly-maintained cottage for five guests, situated in a peaceful location just 3 miles inland of the West Norfolk coast and 7 miles south of the popular seaside resort of Hunstanton.
A delightful stone cottage which has been lovingly updated by the owners to create a stylish holiday retreat for four guests, situated in a quiet village location in the north-west of Norfolk.
Excellent walking can be enjoyed along the Peddars Way Trail and Coastal Path, which are close to this traditional Carstone cottage.
Standing within 30-acres of beautiful private grounds and parkland, this magnificent 18th century Grade-II listed country house offers stunning accommodation and unparalleled views across The Wash.
Ingoldisthorpe is a beautiful village located in the heart of the Norfolk countryside offering a peaceful and idyllic setting for visitors. The surrounding area is filled with picturesque villages rolling hills and scenic countryside walks providing plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities and exploring the local landscape. The nearby coastline is also within easy reach offering a chance to visit the stunning beaches of Hunstanton (5 miles) Brancaster (11 miles) and Wells-next-the-Sea (18 miles) or to take a boat trip to the seals at Blakeney Point (23 miles). For those interested in history and culture the area boasts a wealth of historic sites and attractions including the stunning Sandringham Estate (3 miles) 14th-century church at St. Mary s in nearby Snettisham (1 mile) Houghton Hall Estate and the medieval Castle Rising (both within 10 miles). With its delightful location and endless opportunities for exploration Ingoldisthorpe is the perfect destination for a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday in Norfolk. In this property bursting with character you ll find a well-equipped kitchen that not only caters to your culinary needs but also provides a spacious dining table that comfortably seats nine guests perfect for enjoying meals together. Adjacent to the kitchen is a charming lounge area complete with ample seating for all guests. You can unwind here while watching your favourite shows on the Smart TV and enjoy movie nights with the provided DVD player. On the ground floor you ll discover a luxurious master bedroom featuring a super-king-size bed. This room exudes elegance and offers a unique touch with a roll-top free-standing bath. Additionally there s a WC for convenience and French doors that lead out into a picturesque courtyard inviting in natural light and providing a lovely view. Another double bedroom awaits you on the ground floor offering enchanting garden views. It provides a tranquil retreat for a good night s sleep. For those travelling with a larger group or children there s a triple room with three comfortable single beds on the same level. It s a perfect space for the younger ones or close friends to share. A family shower room is also conveniently located nearby ensuring everyone s comfort. Heading upstairs to the first floor you ll find another delightful double bedroom with charming garden views. It provides a peaceful ambience and privacy for guests staying on this floor. As you venture outside you ll be greeted by beautiful grounds waiting to be explored. Garden furniture is thoughtfully provided allowing you to enjoy al fresco dining while savouring the scenic woodland views. Imagine having a delightful meal surrounded by nature s beauty. And for the ultimate relaxation experience indulge yourself in the six-person hot tub. It s the perfect spot to unwind rejuvenate and soak in the tranquil atmosphere of the property. Need to know: 4 bedrooms 1 super king size, 2 doubles and 1 triple room. 2 bathrooms 1 family shower room with WC, and 1 roll top, floating bath and WC in the master bedroom. Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher. Separate utility area within the family shower room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Highchair and travel cot available. TV/DVD player in lounge. Large private garden with patio area and seating (note, the garden is not enclosed so please be mindful if you have dogs). 6 person hot tub. Private parking for 4 cars. Shops and pubs 1 mile, beach 4 miles. Can be booked alongside "Ingoldisthorpe Hall KT095" to accommodate up to a maximum of 27 guests..
A great choice for beach lovers and bird watchers, as well as and history buffs too.
Located in the village of Snettisham, five miles from Hunstanton, The Clock Tower gives access to various tourist spots in the area. This property is within a short driving distance of cultural points of interest including the Royal Residence at Sandringham. Visit Sandringham Country Park, or check out Snettisham Beach and nature reserve, which is also a short drive. Nestled on the stunning west coast of Norfolk, the picturesque village of Snettisham offers the perfect blend of countryside charm and coastal beauty. Just a short drive from the famous Norfolk coastline, this idyllic location is a haven for nature lovers, beachgoers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat. Snettisham is renowned for its breathtaking sunsets over The Wash – a rare sight on the east coast of England. The village is home to a welcoming community, traditional pubs, and charming independent shops. Food lovers can enjoy delicious local produce, including fresh seafood and seasonal game. For outdoor enthusiasts, Snettisham Beach is just a short distance away, offering wide, sandy shores perfect for long walks and wildlife spotting. The nearby RSPB Snettisham Nature Reserve is a must-visit, especially during high tides when thousands of wading birds take to the skies in spectacular displays. History buffs will love exploring the historic St. Mary’s Church and the remnants of Snettisham’s rich past. Meanwhile, families can enjoy days out at nearby attractions, including Sandringham Estate, home to the Royal Family, and the seaside town of Hunstanton, known for its striped cliffs and classic British seaside charm. With its blend of natural beauty, history, and warm village atmosphere, Snettisham is the perfect location for a memorable getaway. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, you’ll find it here. Book your stay at The Clock Tower and experience the magic of Snettisham for yourself! From The Clock Tower, you can enjoy Park Farm with its farm visits, educational trails, red deer safari's and cafe. The nearest train station to Snettisham can be found in King’s Lynn, a 30-minute drive away from The Clock Tower. King’s Lynn has regular services operating to locations across Eastern England and the South East including Cambridge, Ely and London. A number of bus routes operate in Snettisham offering access to Hunstanton, Fakenham, King’s Lynn and Wells-next-the-Sea. The Clock Tower is a family-owned hideaway and shared with visitors for part of the year. It is the centre of a carr-stone and brick Georgian coach house and stables originally belonging to Snettisham House, with a large round window which once housed the clock face and a bell tower crowned with a cupula. A brick archway with plastered ceiling runs below part of the property. The Clock Tower is a cosy space that accommodates two guests, featuring one double bed. A comfortable retreat, the property is perfect for a relaxing stay. The inviting bedroom features fresh linen, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. On the ground floor also is the family bathroom for your convenience. This space boasts a walk-in shower, wash basin and WC. It includes a small kitchen equipped with essential appliances including a fridge, freezer, cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle, and all necessary utensils. Enjoy your home-cooked meals at the dining table and chairs. The property also offers a TV for entertainment. Homely amenities, such as relaxing seating and a glass coffee table, are provided for your comfort.
A fabulous contemporary cedar lodge with panoramic countryside and coastal views, ideal for a couple or two guests looking for a peaceful and luxurious escape. Over the winter months wonder at the sight and haunting sound of skeins of pink footed geese as they fly overhead and watch spellbinding seabird murmurations - all from the comfort of this superb lodge.
A fabulous contemporary cedar lodge with panoramic countryside and coastal views, ideal for a couple or two, or a grown up family looking for a peaceful and luxurious escape. Over the winter months wonder at the sight and haunting sound of skeins of pink footed geese as they fly overhead and watch spellbinding seabird murmurations - all from the comfort of this superb lodge.
A fabulous contemporary cedar lodge with panoramic countryside and coastal views. The ultimate romantic bolthole for two or a peaceful and luxurious escape for one. Over the winter months wonder at the sight and haunting sound of skeins of pink footed geese as they fly overhead and watch spellbinding seabird murmurations - all from the comfort of this superb lodge.
A super spacious coastal style timber-clad detached house; a simply perfect hideaway and excellent base for couples, families and groups of friends to enjoy North Norfolk throughout the seasons. With easy access to good local amenities, some of North Norfolk's most glorious of beaches, many inland delights, as well as amazing birdlife all on the doorstep, there is something here for everyone to enjoy.
A super spacious modern brick and timber-cladded double fronted detached house; a simply perfect hideaway and excellent base for couples, a small family of friends to enjoy North Norfolk throughout the seasons. With easy access to good local amenities, some of North Norfolk's most glorious of beaches, many inland delights, as well as amazing birdlife all on the doorstep, there is something here for everyone to enjoy.
The Smokehouse is a great romantic bolthole to escape to and explore all the wonderful sights that Norfolk has to offer. Situated in Indisgoldthorpe, this detached carrstone, one-bedroomed property with juliette balcony and a south facing, enclosed rear garden makes an ideal hideaway.
The Orangery, a rather unique place to stay, is set within the grounds of the Grade II Listed Snettisham House. The two bedroom house is luxurious and beautifully furnished, with an enclosed garden, and ten minutes’ walk to the local pub and shops. The King’s residence at Sandringham is just a ten minute drive away.
Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Ingoldisthorpe
Discover 15 Ingoldisthorpe self catering cottages in Norfolk. Explore local shops, walks, and sights from your comfortable Norfolk base. Book your next break today.Attractions within 10 miles of Ingoldisthorpe
- Snettisham Beach (2.5m)
- Norfolk Lavender (3m)
- North Beach (3.5m)
- National Cycle Route 1 (4.1m)
- Bircham Windmill (4.6m)
- Hunstanton Promenade (4.9m)
- SEA LIFE Hunstanton (4.9m)
- Hunstanton (5.3m)
- Houghton Hall & Gardens Norfolk (7m)
- Gore point , north Norfolk coast (7.1m)
- King's Lynn Pride (8.8m)
- Globe in Kings Lynn (8.9m)
- King's Lynn Town Guides (9.1m)
- The Dial House (9.8m)
Outdoor Activities around Ingoldisthorpe
- The Pastures (1.7m)
- Beach (2.4m)
- Heacham Dam (2.5m)
- Shore Hide (2.6m)
- Crazy Outdoor Golf (3.1m)
- Play Park (3.1m)
- Heacham Manor Golf Club (3.8m)
- Sea Holly Beach House (4.6m)
- Abbey Farm, Bird Hide (4.9m)
- Alive Oasis (5m)
- White Hills Wood (5.1m)
- The Green (5.3m)
- Boston Square Sensory Park (5.4m)
- Esplanade Gardens (5.4m)
- Old Hunstanton Deer Park (5.5m)
- Lincoln Square Park (5.5m)
- Docking Playpark (5.8m)
- Hunstanton Cliffs (5.9m)
- Hunstanton Footgolf (6.1m)
- Hunstanton Pitch & Putt (6.1m)
Holiday Cottages Near Ingoldisthorpe
Ingoldisthorpe makes a welcoming base from which to explore the area and learn more about the nearby towns.
- Southgate sits about 0.7 miles away from Ingoldisthorpe, offering easy coastal strolls and small-town charm, with paths described as a coastal village stroll/ through sunlit lanes.
- Snettisham lies roughly 1.0 miles away from Ingoldisthorpe, and is known for coastal scenery; its inviting coastal paths/ weave along the shore.
- Dersingham is about 1.3 miles away, offering easy strolls around the village green, including a charming village walk/ that winds through hedgerows.
- Sandringham is about 2.3 miles away, and the area offers wide views and peaceful countryside, with a recommended historic countryside walk/ to enjoy.
- Sedgeford lies around 2.9 miles away, providing a calm rural atmosphere and simple, memorable walks such as a peaceful rural retreat/ through hedgerows.
About Ingoldisthorpe
You might not be aware that Ingoldisthorpe in Norfolk, England has a rich history dating back to the Domesday Book of 1086.
This quaint village offers a blend of historical charm and modern amenities that make it a delightful destination for visitors.
From its intriguing landmarks to the stunning natural beauty that surrounds it, Ingoldisthorpe has much to offer.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Ingoldisthorpe has something for everyone.
History of Ingoldisthorpe
The history of Ingoldisthorpe dates back to the early medieval period when it was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. This village has a rich and fascinating past that has shaped its present-day character.
The name 'Ingoldisthorpe' is believed to have Anglo-Saxon origins, with 'ing' possibly meaning people of, or followers of, and 'thorp' meaning village or hamlet. This suggests that the village may have been settled by a person named Ingald or a group of people associated with him.
During the medieval period, Ingoldisthorpe was held by the Bishop of Bayeux, who was half-brother to William the Conqueror. The village was a small but thriving community, with its economy primarily based on agriculture. The landscape around Ingoldisthorpe would have been dotted with fields, pastures, and woodlands, and the villagers would have been engaged in farming, animal husbandry, and other rural crafts.
In the centuries that followed, Ingoldisthorpe continued to evolve, and evidence of its historical development can still be seen in the architecture and layout of the village today. The parish church of St. Michael's, for example, dates back to the 14th century and stands as a testament to the village's enduring heritage.
Through wars, plagues, and social changes, Ingoldisthorpe has remained a resilient and vibrant community, preserving its historical roots while embracing the opportunities of the modern age. As you wander through the village, you're surrounded by echoes of the past, providing a deep sense of connection to the generations that have gone before.
Landmarks and Attractions
As you explore Ingoldisthorpe, the historical landmarks and attractions offer a captivating glimpse into the village's rich past and enduring heritage. One must-see is the St. Michael's Church, a Grade I listed building dating back to the 13th century. This beautiful church features stunning architectural details and houses a collection of ancient artifacts, including intricately carved stone tombs and ornate stained glass windows. The church provides a serene and contemplative space, inviting visitors to reflect on the village's history.
Another significant landmark is Ingoldisthorpe Hall, a grand manor house with a fascinating history. The hall, surrounded by picturesque gardens and parkland, showcases remarkable Jacobean and Georgian architectural styles. While the hall isn't regularly open to the public, its exterior and scenic grounds are a sight to behold and offer a glimpse into the village's aristocratic past.
For nature enthusiasts, the Sandringham Estate, located nearby, is a must-visit attraction. This expansive royal estate features a stunning country park, woodlands, and a diverse range of flora and fauna. Visitors can explore the estate's well-maintained trails, enjoy picnics amidst beautiful landscapes, and even spot wildlife in their natural habitat.
In addition to these landmarks, Ingoldisthorpe also offers charming country walks, quaint village pubs, and local artisan shops, providing a delightful experience for those seeking to immerse themselves in the village's rich heritage and natural beauty.
Natural Beauty and Scenery
Nestled within Ingoldisthorpe, the breathtaking natural beauty and picturesque scenery captivate visitors with its tranquil charm and unspoiled landscapes. As you wander through the countryside, you'll be greeted by rolling hills blanketed with vibrant greenery, meandering streams, and colorful wildflowers swaying in the gentle breeze. The air is filled with the sweet fragrance of blooming flora, creating a sensory delight as you explore the untamed beauty of the area.
Tranquility envelops you as you take in the panoramic views of the coastline. The rugged cliffs stand proudly against the crashing waves of the North Sea, offering a dramatic backdrop to the serene surroundings. You can feel the energy of the sea as it meets the land, creating an awe-inspiring spectacle that's both invigorating and calming.
In the distance, the majestic woodlands beckon with their ancient trees and diverse wildlife. As you venture into the heart of the forest, the dappled sunlight filters through the canopy, casting a mesmerizing pattern on the forest floor. The symphony of bird songs and rustling leaves fills the air, adding to the enchanting ambiance of the natural surroundings.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an avid photographer, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Ingoldisthorpe's natural beauty and scenic vistas offer a haven for all who seek solace in the unspoiled landscapes of Norfolk, England.
Local Events and Festivals
With a rich tapestry of local culture and traditions, Ingoldisthorpe hosts a diverse array of events and festivals throughout the year. The community comes alive with celebrations that showcase the vibrant spirit of the town. Here are some of the events and festivals that you can look forward to:
- Ingoldisthorpe Village Fete: Experience the quintessential English fete with traditional games, delicious homemade treats, and lively music. The fete brings together the whole community for a day of fun and laughter.
- Music in the Park: Join in the summer festivities at the local park, where live music performances from talented local artists create a magical atmosphere. Bring a picnic and immerse yourself in the melodic tunes.
- Annual Harvest Festival: Celebrate the bountiful harvest with a heartwarming festival that highlights the agricultural heritage of Ingoldisthorpe. Enjoy the sight of beautifully decorated churches and a joyful atmosphere.
- Christmas Market: Embrace the festive cheer at the annual Christmas market, where the air is filled with the aroma of mulled wine and the sound of carol singers. Browse through the stalls for unique handmade gifts and decorations.
- Spring Garden Show: Delight in the beauty of nature at the spring garden show, where the town's green thumbs proudly display their colorful blooms and intricate garden designs. Revel in the sights and scents of the season.
These events and festivals provide a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the local traditions and create lasting memories with the welcoming community of Ingoldisthorpe.
Activities and Things to Do
Immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Ingoldisthorpe by exploring a range of activities and things to do that showcase the town's rich cultural heritage and community life.
Start your day with a visit to the historic St. Michael's Church, a stunning example of Norman architecture. Take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque countryside, or head to the nearby beaches for a day of relaxation and sunbathing.
For history enthusiasts, a trip to Ingoldisthorpe Manor is a must. This beautiful Tudor building offers guided tours that provide insight into the town's fascinating past. Afterward, pop into one of the quaint local pubs for a taste of traditional Norfolk cuisine and a refreshing pint of ale.
If you're a nature lover, explore the scenic walking trails around Ingoldisthorpe. The area is home to an abundance of wildlife, making it a perfect spot for birdwatching and nature photography. Additionally, the town hosts regular nature walks and wildlife spotting events for those eager to learn more about the local ecosystem.
For those seeking a bit of adventure, consider participating in outdoor activities such as fishing, cycling, or horseback riding. The surrounding countryside offers ample opportunities for outdoor pursuits, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy.
In the evening, why not catch a performance at the local community theater or attend a live music event? Ingoldisthorpe boasts a lively arts scene, with performances and concerts held regularly throughout the year.
No matter your interests, Ingoldisthorpe has an array of activities to captivate visitors and residents alike.