New Hunstanton Holiday Cottages
Choose from 27 self catering holiday cottages in New Hunstanton, Norfolk, 18 of which are dog friendly, 1 have hot tubs, and sleep between 2 and 20 guests.
Stylish coastal living with sea views make this a great choice for your break.
The Coach House is a hidden gem in the seaside town of Hunstanton. Situated in private lane and with the most surprising secret garden, this house is the perfect base for a seaside holiday in Hunstanton. Owned by Georgina and Alan the house is much loved by them and still used for their family holidays. Once you walk in, the property feels serene and calm, well away from the bustle of the town yet only a few minutes from the sea front and main amenities. The property is furnished with a mixture of vintage, modern and antique furniture, with some original artworks on the walls. Converted from an old coach house, the ceilings are high and the rooms of a good proportion. The sitting room is off the spacious kitchen dining room and is comfortable, with a great selection of books and games to while away the evenings. The kitchen is extremely well equipped and a sociable place to be, great for family meals. French doors open onto a deck area that overlooks the gardens. This gets the evening sun and is perfect for that glass of wine after the beach! Downstairs you have a shower room and WC. Upstairs there are two bedrooms. The master suite has a king sized bed, plenty of storage and a futon which could be used for an extra child if needed. Off this bedroom is a good sized en suite bathroom with corner bath, basin and WC. You can see the sea from this bedroom. The second bedroom has a king sized bed. Outside is a real surprise. The Coach House has the prettiest secret garden, landscaped in a Mediterranean style with beautiful planting. This is a real treat to sit in this little oasis that you would never know is behind the wall. Such a pretty and perfect retreat to sit and read or have a picnic outside. This area is fully enclosed so safe for children. A garage provides safe storage for bikes or canoes. There is a fridge freezer in here. You may park in the garage but it is not suitable for very large vehicles. On street parking outside is available in the private road. No thru passing traffic. Hunstanton is famous for being the only eastern seaside resort that actually faces west, so gets the most amazing sunsets right over the sea. The resort was originally founded in Victorian times by Henry Styleman Le Strange, who’s family still reside locally. The beautiful Victorian and Edwardian villas, many built from carrstone or ‘honeystone’ as it’s known locally, found in the historic quarter of the town reflect this former glory. A wander around this part of the town is something many visitors miss, so it is worth a visit to to the local Heritage Centre to find out a bit more. Of course many people flock to Hunstanton for the beaches, which are sandy and backed with dunes and beach huts. To the south end of the beach you will find traditional seaside treats like a children’s fun fair, slot machines and some glorious fish and chips! Head to Reg’s for fish and chips with a view over the Wash from their balcony, front row seats for the sunsets. Hunstanton is the perfect place for a weekend break or a family holiday, with plenty to do for everyone.
This end-terrace cottage rests in Hunstanton, Norfolk and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
Relax and enjoy the peaceful location of this beautiful four storey Victorian family home, or enjoy the fun of the bustling town of Hunstanton.
The Hayloft offers a cosy, romantic retreat close to the beautiful, wide, sandy beach at Hunstanton.
Skipper Cottage is the much loved holiday home of Jayne and is situated in a quiet one way street just off the High Street in Hunstanton. Skipper Cottage is built of the local stone known as ‘Honeystone’ and in the famous Hunstanton sunsets it just glows. The cottage sleeps up to 5 guests in three pretty bedrooms. A king sized, a double and a small double suitable for one person. The property has been lovingly and carefully renovated to keep many original Victorian features, which give it it’s charm. The sitting room at the front of the house is comfortable and welcoming and has the original cast iron fireplace as it’s focal point (decorative only) As you walk through the house you realise how deceptive it is from the front, is just goes on and on, through a charming dining room and onto the kitchen at the rear, which is modern and well equipped. Upstairs is a very spacious bathroom, again not what you expect! With a bath and shower over, WC and basin. At the rear of the house is a pretty enclosed courtyard garden and a private parking space for one car. Hunstanton is famous for being the only eastern seaside resort that actually faces west, so gets the most amazing sunsets right over the sea. The resort was originally founded in Victorian times by Henry Styleman Le Strange, who’s family still reside locally. The beautiful Victorian and Edwardian villas, many built from carrstone or ‘honeystone’ as it’s known locally, found in the historic quarter of the town reflect this former glory. A wander around this part of the town is something many visitors miss, so it is worth a visit to to the local Heritage Centre to find out a bit more. Of course many people flock to Hunstanton for the beaches, which are sandy and backed with dunes and beach huts. To the south end of the beach you will find traditional seaside treats like a children’s fun fair, slot machines and some glorious fish and chips! Head to Reg’s for fish and chips with a view over the Wash from their balcony, front row seats for the sunsets. Hunstanton is the perfect place for a weekend break or a family holiday, with plenty to do for everyone.
Harvey's Holiday House in Hunstanton, Norfolk, sleeps four in two bedrooms.
Super coastal cottage, a short walk of the excellent sandy beach, and the town centre, having everything you need for a super-stylish break.
The Burleigh is a wonderful bed & breakfast resting near the sandy beaches in the wonderful coastal town of Hunstanton in Norfolk with en-suite bedrooms. King's Lynn 16.7 miles.
This remarkable cottage rests in Hunstanton in Norfolk, and can sleep ten people in five bedrooms.
Rose Fitt House in the historic quarter of Hunstanton, overlooking Lincoln Square towards the sea, is the perfect house for large family and friends gatherings. This elegant and extremely spacious Edwardian villa sleeps 12 in five bedrooms, each of which has an ensuite shower or bathroom. One of the bedrooms is on the ground floor, so perfect for anyone with mobility concerns. The property is has some great sea views from several of the bedrooms and the beach and town centre are both a short walk away. You will have front row seats for some of the most incredible sunsets over the Wash. This gracious house has a good sized sitting room with doors out onto the garden. There is a formal dining room to the front, perfect for a sociable evening. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you might need for your break, or why not get a private chef in to cook you a special meal. Just ask for details! There is one double room on the ground floor with shower room. Upstairs there are a further four bedrooms. Three doubles and a family room with a double bed and two singles in a separate room off the bedroom. Each room has an ensuite. Outisde there is parking in the driveway, additional parking can be found on a first come basis close by on the street. To the rear is a sunny fully enclosed garden with deck area. Rose Fitt House is the perfect large house to rent in Hunstanton. Hunstanton is famous for being the only eastern seaside resort that actually faces west, so gets the most amazing sunsets right over the sea. The resort was originally founded in Victorian times by Henry Styleman Le Strange, who’s family still reside locally. The beautiful Victorian and Edwardian villas, many built from carrstone or ‘honeystone’ as it’s known locally, found in the historic quarter of the town reflect this former glory. A wander around this part of the town is something many visitors miss, so it is worth a visit to to the local Heritage Centre to find out a bit more. Of course many people flock to Hunstanton for the beaches, which are sandy and backed with dunes and beach huts. To the south end of the beach you will find traditional seaside treats like a children’s fun fair, slot machines and some glorious fish and chips! Head to Reg’s for fish and chips with a view over the Wash from their balcony, front row seats for the sunsets. Hunstanton is the perfect place for a weekend break or a family holiday, with plenty to do for everyone.
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Jolie rests in Hunstanton, Norfolk, and can sleep four guests in two bedrooms.
Seafront Apartment in Hunstanton is exactly what it says in the name, right on the seafront. You have front row seats for some of the most stunning sunsets you will ever see, and the ever changing seascape right in front of you. Seafront is a second floor apartment in one of the iconic Edwardian villas in Hunstanton. Right in the historic quarter of this traditional seaside town. Owned by antique dealers, their work is echoed in the interesting furniture in the apartment. This includes a vintage and beautifully restored snooker table in the sitting room which doubles as a dining table. Perfect for evening entertainment. The star of the show though is the view from the windows, the ever changing landscape of sea and clouds and of course the sunsets, which are magical here. The sitting room is comfortable with sofas and chairs and sea views. The kitchen is well equipped. There is a shower room and WC on the first level and then upstairs there are three bedrooms, a double with sea views and a twin, again with sea views. There is a further single room with a pull our truckle bed. A further bathroom and WC can be found on this level. Outside you have private parking. Please note this apartment us up two flights of stairs, no lift. Even though there isn’t any garden with Seafront Apartment, you have many outside spaces to enjoy. One side you have Lincoln Square and the other you have Boston Square sensory park. Just a few minutes walk away, there is the putting green and crazy golf. Hunstanton is famous for being the only eastern seaside resort that actually faces west, so gets the most amazing sunsets right over the sea. The resort was originally founded in Victorian times by Henry Styleman Le Strange, who’s family still reside locally. The beautiful Victorian and Edwardian villas, many built from carrstone or ‘honeystone’ as it’s known locally, found in the historic quarter of the town reflect this former glory. A wander around this part of the town is something many visitors miss, so it is worth a visit to to the local Heritage Centre to find out a bit more. Hunstanton is very popular with kite surfers and windsurfers due to the shallow water and easterly winds. These can be found on the north beach and will welcome anyone who wants a try. Hunstanton Watersports offer lessons in paddleboarding and kitesurfing. Of course many people flock to Hunstanton for the beaches, which are sandy and backed with dunes and beach huts. To the south end of the beach you will find traditional seaside treats like a children’s fun fair, slot machines and some glorious fish and chips! Head to Reg’s for fish and chips with a view over the Wash from their balcony, front row seats for the sunsets. Hunstanton is the perfect place for a weekend break or a family holiday, with plenty to do for everyone.
Apple Tree House in Hunstanton, Norfolk sleeps eight guests in four bedrooms.
Daneholme is an elegant Edwardian villa in the historic quarter of Hunstanton, overlooking Lincoln Square. The house retains some original features and has high ceilings and good sized rooms throughout. The house provides an excellent family base for a holiday in this traditional seaside town, who’s claim to fame is being the only west facing resort on the east coast. Hunstanton therefore enjoys the most incredible sunsets. The house sleeps 9 in five bedrooms with three bathrooms and a downstairs WC. Three bedrooms having sea views including the master. There are three double bedrooms, a twin and a single room, so a good choice for all the family. On the ground floor you have a good sized sitting room with TV and comfortable sofas, a large dining room, a smaller dining room/snug with a screen for casting or gaming. To the rear is a well equipped kitchen. Outside to the rear you have a sunny walled garden, a nice suntrap for evening drinks. To the front there is a walled garden which is perfect to sit out and enjoy the sunset in the evenings or enjoy your morning coffee looking out to sea. Parking can be found on a first come basis around the immediate area. Hunstanton is famous for being the only eastern seaside resort that actually faces west, so gets the most amazing sunsets right over the sea. The resort was originally founded in Victorian times by Henry Styleman Le Strange, who’s family still reside locally. The beautiful Victorian and Edwardian villas, many built from carrstone or ‘honeystone’ as it’s known locally, found in the historic quarter of the town reflect this former glory. A wander around this part of the town is something many visitors miss, so it is worth a visit to to the local Heritage Centre to find out a bit more. Of course many people flock to Hunstanton for the beaches, which are sandy and backed with dunes and beach huts. To the south end of the beach you will find traditional seaside treats like a children’s fun fair, slot machines and some glorious fish and chips! Head to Reg’s for fish and chips with a view over the Wash from their balcony, front row seats for the sunsets. Hunstanton is the perfect place for a weekend break or a family holiday, with plenty to do for everyone.
Daneholme is an elegant Edwardian villa in the historic quarter of Hunstanton, overlooking Lincoln Square. The house retains some original features and has high ceilings and good sized rooms throughout. The house provides an excellent family base for a holiday in this traditional seaside town, who’s claim to fame is being the only west facing resort on the east coast. Hunstanton therefore enjoys the most incredible sunsets. The house sleeps 6 in three bedrooms with three bathrooms and two downstairs WCs, so plenty of room for everyone! There are two double bedrooms and a twin, so a good choice for all the family. On the ground floor you have a good sized sitting room with TV and comfortable sofas, a large dining room, a smaller dining room/snug with a screen for casting or gaming. To the rear is a well equipped kitchen. Outside to the rear you have a sunny walled garden, a nice suntrap for evening drinks. To the front there is a walled garden which is perfect to sit out and enjoy the sunset in the evenings or enjoy your morning coffee looking out to sea. Parking can be found on a first come basis around the immediate area. Hunstanton is famous for being the only eastern seaside resort that actually faces west, so gets the most amazing sunsets right over the sea. The resort was originally founded in Victorian times by Henry Styleman Le Strange, who’s family still reside locally. The beautiful Victorian and Edwardian villas, many built from carrstone or ‘honeystone’ as it’s known locally, found in the historic quarter of the town reflect this former glory. A wander around this part of the town is something many visitors miss, so it is worth a visit to to the local Heritage Centre to find out a bit more. Of course many people flock to Hunstanton for the beaches, which are sandy and backed with dunes and beach huts. To the south end of the beach you will find traditional seaside treats like a children’s fun fair, slot machines and some glorious fish and chips! Head to Reg’s for fish and chips with a view over the Wash from their balcony, front row seats for the sunsets. Hunstanton is the perfect place for a weekend break or a family holiday, with plenty to do for everyone.
Located a stone’s throw from the sandy beach, pubs, cafes and amusements, this wonderfully presented holiday home offers a family an ideal base from which to explore the stunning Norfolk coastline.
A sandy beach for building sand castles, stalls selling ice creams, amusement arcades, a fun fair, and crazy golf.
One of two lovely traditional seaside properties footsteps from the beach, making these a great choice for small families or couples alike. A little small for 4 adults.
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Two lovely traditional seaside properties footsteps from the beach, making these a great choice for small families or couples alike. Best for 2 adults and 2 Children.
Self Catering Holiday Cottages in New Hunstanton
Discover 27 New Hunstanton self catering cottages in Norfolk. Explore local shops, walks, and sights from your comfortable Norfolk base. Book your next break today. You can also choose from 22 dog friendly places and further 1 properties that have a hot tub in New Hunstanton.Holiday Cottages Near New Hunstanton
New Hunstanton invites you to explore the surrounding towns, each offering coastal charm and easy access to the cottages.
- Hunstanton is just about 1 mile away along the coast, and the coastal vibe/ gives a sense of laid-back seaside appeal with easy beach access and casual eateries.
- Approximately 1.1 miles away, Old Hunstanton offers a quieter coastal setting/ with shaded lanes and a relaxed village atmosphere.
- Scenic coastal trails/ around Ringstead are about 2 miles away and invite walkers along clifftop paths.
- Nearby Heacham sits about 2 miles away and offers easy access to beaches plus a touch of countryside charm beachside charm/ plus gentle walks.
- Serene coastline/ around Holme next the Sea is about 2.5 miles away and invites gentle coastal walks.