Vacation rentals in Hilgay

The Old Piggery at Manor Farm, Runcton Holme.

This charming detached one bedroom, timber clad home is a tastefully converted piggery. It’s a private, cosy retreat, perfect for couples along with their small dogs. There is a large patio and lawned garden, with outdoor furniture for perfect relaxation. There are a some luxury features such as a Nespresso coffee machine, air fryer, king size bed, fire pit and cocktail making equipment. Our fishing lake is nearby so you can wander down and fish (extra charge) or watch the array of wildlife.

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Large charming cottage ideal for family sharing

Stay in a former Old English Cosy Pub, with three inglenook fire places. Located in a small village in West Norfolk 36 mins from coast and 21 mins from Royal Sandringham Estate. Pet Friendly, we welcome up to 3 dogs and charge £25 per dog per visit. Recently refurbished offering a large underfloor heated kitchen living room space along with the charm of original features. During the lockdown period we have updated and renewed the bathroom and ensuite facilities including a new toilet in ensuite

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The Nest, Shouldham

Situated in a peaceful village on the edge of Shouldham Warren. Step in and enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere, ideal for relaxing after days spent exploring the beautiful Norfolk countryside. Whether you're curling up with a book or enjoying a quiet evening in, this space is designed for comfort and calm. Located within walking distance of a friendly local pub and just a short drive from the stunning Norfolk Coast, it's a wonderful base for walkers, nature lovers, and those simply relaxing.

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Norfolk HOT TUB Pond Views Midcentury-modern home.

Grassmere is a Mid-Century Modern House & Spa retreat (Hot Tub, Steam Sower & Relaxation Area) located in the conservation area of Boughton, a hidden gem in West Norfolk. The house has a glorious view overlooking the village pond and is ideally located to tour Norfolk and the Norfolk Coast, King’s Lynn, Sandringham, Ely. Perfect for family get togethers, a quiet hide away, business trips. Ideal for young children who can enjoy the enclosed village play area, feed the ducks or amble around.

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Georgian Coach House • Hot Tub • Private Estate

Escape to the Georgian Coach House at Lodge Farm; a private retreat set in its own Norfolk country estate. Ideal for friends, families, girls’ weekends and milestone celebrations, with space and privacy to truly unwind. Relax in the hot tub beneath Norfolk’s star-filled skies, enjoy countryside walks from the door and excellent nearby restaurants. Elevate your stay with a private chef, yoga, Pilates, sound bath or pampering. Large play paddock with mini tractors, EV charging. Hot tub £99

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Cosy, country village cottage

Alpha Cottages is a cosy traditional country cottage with inglenook fireplace, beams and woodburning stove, in the popular village of Shouldham. It has a large pretty private garden and is dog friendly. The cottage overlooks the village green and village community pub family and pet friendly. The village sits on the edge of Shouldham Warren, a beautiful forest with wonderful woodland trails to walk or cycle. A perfect bolthole for exploring both the country side and coast of Norfolk

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The Old School House, Wereham, Norfolk UK PE339FL

Very comfortable, superbly equipped house sleeps up to 10 in 4 bedrooms overlooking the village pond. Self check in. Plenty of parking. Built as Wesleyan Chapel in 1843. Has four poster bed, central heating , log burner, well equipped kitchen, dishwasher, good Wifi. 1 bathroom, 1 ensuite and downstairs loo. Lovely village with friendly pub . Families and groups welcomed. Pets welcome. Contractors welcome. Ideal for celebrations with big dining table and comfortable lounge.

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The Hide,

Unwind in a tranquil, fully equipped accommodation surrounded by stunning countryside and charming river vistas just outside your door. This versatile property caters to couples or small families, offering both seclusion and convenience. Nestled in a peaceful setting, yet close to Downham Market. Aptly named "Hide" after a bird hide, it's a testament to the abundant wildlife in the area, with Welney nearby offering prime birdwatching opportunities for various species.

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Stunning converted methodist chapel

A beautifully designed house for bringing friends and families together offering huge social spaces to entertain in with everything that you need Outside lounging with open fireplace, dining and BBQ On the ground floor is a large open plan lounge with a log burner and a dining table for 14. A large kitchen with utility room and cloakroom 1st floor - 4 king sized bedrooms & 2 wet rooms 2nd floor - 2 king sized bedrooms & another lounge with a king sized sofa bed

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Paddock View

Paddock view is located on a working equestrian property. On the outskirts of a small village located between popular towns like Downham Market, Kings Lynn and Swaffham. Also with the chance of occasional plane spotting as we are not far from RAF Marham. The Flat is self contained and well equipped with access only via stairs with Shower room/ toilet downstairs . Please be aware as this is on an equestrian property there will be horses and other animals on site.

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St Edmunds Brewery

3 bedroom house, (2 king size & 1 single) with large open plan kitchen, dining area and lounge. All bed linen provided. 1 bathroom with a 'L' shape bath with shower over, basin and toilet, & 1 bathroom with a shower cubicle, basin and toilet. Towels and hand soap included. Coffee, tea & milk for your first few cuppas. Two free carparks are within one minute walk. We can possibly cater for motorcycles and cycles in our gated courtyard behind.

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A Duke's spectacular grand folly -The Temple

Majestically commanding an elevated position in the heart of the expansive Euston Hall Estate, of serene grandeur the Temple is an escape above and far from the madding crowd. This spectacular folly was originally built as a banqueting house for the 2nd Duke of Grafton in 1746 and still affords breathtaking views over the unspoilt Capabilty Brown designed parklands and gardens of one of the country’s great estates.

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