Luxurious and coastal, explore over 680 splendid self-catering holiday cottages in Norfolk. Book online to choose your ideal Norfolk holiday home today.

Offering two superb en suite bedrooms, Shell’s spirit pays homage to the Shell Gallery that was formerly sited in the west barn of Sharrington Hall in the rural village of Sharrington. The soft colours are a sophisticated blend of oyster, silver and taupe, complimented by subtle playful shell motifs that decorate the house in the form of lampshades and mirrors. Shell's equally stunning contemporary sister cottages Sky, Salt, Seal and Samphire are also located on the Sharrington Hall site.

Sharrington village is well located to access the coastal towns of Blakeney, Cley-next-the-Sea and Salthouse, as well as the charming Georgian town of Holt. North Norfolk is as surprising as it is beautiful. The coast and countryside are stunningly wild and open. The big skies and vistas are breathtaking with extraordinary light and colours that play and change in front of your eyes. The beaches from Holkham to Holme are unbeatable, and the marshes around Blakeney and Cley are unsurpassable. Walking options are plentiful, including the Norfolk Coast Path, inland routes and stately parkland. Even though it can be easy to find a sense of isolation, the area is becoming increasingly renowned for its food offering. From Wiveton Hall to the Gunton Arms, North Norfolk offers a riot of gastro pubs, delis, seafood shacks, cafés, fish’n’chips, bakeries, smokehouses, home-grown produce stalls, established family-run butchers and fishmongers, and even a strawberry hut just two minutes walk from Sharrington Hall. You can eat and drink to your heart’s content, staying in or heading out. There are also glorious stately homes and gardens, Felbrigg, Sandringham, Blickling, Holkham, Houghton, pretty villages, Blakeney Point seal trips, birdwatching, wondrous stargazing, breath-taking sunsets, country lane cycling, coastal steam train rides, boating on the Norfolk Broads, ancient churches, antique-hunting, boutique shopping in Burnham Market, Holt art galleries, culture festivals, outdoor concerts, to name but a few activities. If you have a four-legged friend then North Norfolk is doggie-heaven, with miles of walks, all-year-round beach access and dog-friendly pubs and people.