Norfolk Historic Townhouse

The Space
Unwind in the cosy living room with two sofas, a wall-mounted TV, and a log burner for chilly evenings.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge, freezer, oven, hob, dishwasher, washing machine, and a cafetiere for fresh coffee. The extendable dining table comfortably seats the full occupancy.

The property boasts a king bedroom, a double room, a twin room, and a study which has a sofa bed (please let us know at the time of booking if the sofa bed will be required for your stay).

The first floor has a large family bathroom with a shower over the bath, plus a convenient ground-floor W/C.

Enjoy the private enclosed courtyard with a table and chairs, perfect for relaxing or al fresco dining.

Neighborhood
Visitors to King’s Lynn can enjoy a rich blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty in this charming medieval market town. With its historic waterfront along the River Great Ouse, visitors can explore St. Nicholas’ Chapel, the impressive Custom House, and the King’s Lynn Minster.

The town's narrow streets are filled with centuries-old buildings in the Old Town, offering a glimpse into its past as a Hanseatic trading hub.

Visitors can enjoy riverside walks, browse independent shops, and explore local museums like the Lynn Museum or the True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum, before heading out to nearby attractions such as Sandringham Estate and the beautiful North Norfolk coast.


Sandringham Estate, the private residence of the British royal family, is about 15 minutes by car from King’s Lynn. Visitors can explore the Sandringham House, gardens, and the Sandringham Museum, which showcases royal memorabilia.
The estate also has expansive parklands and nature trails that are free to visit year-round, making it a wonderful day out for nature lovers and those interested in royal history.

When visiting Kings Lynn. there are plenty of nearby destinations to explore, ranging from coastal retreats to stately homes and nature reserves.
Sandringhma Estate is the private residence of the British royal family and is open to the public. Visitors can explore Sandringham House, beautiful gardens, and woodlands, as well as enjoy royal exhibitions in the Sandringham Museum.

If you are looking for a day at the beach, head to Hunstanton,. A traditional seaside town on the North Norfolk Coast, offering stunning cliffs, a sandy beach, and plenty of family-friendly attractions, including amusements, a Sea Life Centre, and boat trips.

If you want to explore further afield, The Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is always a wonderful day out. The stunning coastline, including villages like Brancaster, Burnham Market, and Blakeney, offers scenic walks, wildlife viewing (particularly at Blakeney Point for seals), and beautiful beaches.

Whether you are looking for outdoor activities, historic sites, or coastal beauty, Norfolk Historic Townhouse is the perfect base to explore.

Getting Around
King’s Lynn is a very walkable town, particularly around the historic center and Nelson Street. Many of the main attractions, shops, and restaurants are within easy walking distance of the property.

Having a car is useful if you want to explore the nearby countryside, royal estates, or coastal areas but if you prefer public transport, King’s Lynn Train Station is located just a short walk from the town center and offers regular services to London King’s Cross, Cambridge, and Norwich. Alternatively there are
several local bus routes, including services that connect the town to nearby villages, towns, and attractions like Sandringham and the North Norfolk Coast.