NORFOLK COTTAGES

A Norfolk cottage is built from flint walls and a thatched roof

Norfolk contains some very picturesque property and cottages. The traditional building material is flint and then finished off with a thatched roof - some new builds are even built using these materials today. Many are built in fabulous locations, with river or sea views and are available for hire as holiday homes on the Norfolk Coast or Norfolk Broads.

Here is a small selection of Norfolk Cottages

Irstead Pretty cottages overlooking the River Ant.	Ranworth with views out over Malthouse Broad.
Riverside thatched cottage at Irstead on the Norfolk Broads	Norfolk thatched cottage at Ranworth

Blakeney traditional flint pebbles.	Mundesley with lovely views out to sea.
Cobblestones Cottage Blakeney	Norfolk property with views over the sea

Neatishead with its spectacular riverside homes.	Horning and its picturesque Lower Street.
New thatched property on the Norfolk Broads	Old thatched property in the riverside village of Horning

Woodbastwick cottages grouped around the green.	South Walsham cottages along the bank of the Broad.
Cottages around the village green	Cottages on the bank of South Walsham Broad

Barton Turf a lovely unspoilt Broadland village.	Happisburgh and its coastal cottages (some too close!)
Small thatched property in unspoilt Broadland	Pretty village cottage at Happisburgh

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