W I V E T O N   H A L L   
~  spacious, comfortable self-catering accommodation  ~

This is real country-house living - deep in North Norfolk's most beautiful landscape. 
Enjoy huge, warm, elegant rooms - traditionally furnished; roaring fires;
romantic woodlands and marshes; superb walks and bird watching.

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• Wiveton Hall is one of north Norfolk's secret architectural gems. It is an impressive, flint-faced, Dutch-gabled hall built in the 17th century by a prosperous merchant on what had been monastic land. At that time the sea came almost up to the doorstep and nearby Blakeney and Cley were thriving ports.
   

• Accommodation: In the Edwardian period a Jacobean-style wing was added to provide the then essential billiard room, ball room and gun room - rooms which have since been converted into wonderfully spacious living accommodation.  It is this self-contained wing (facing you in the photo above) with its own entrances, that is available to rent. It sleeps eight, including one bedroom with a four-poster bed, but extra bedrooms may also be available. The wing is furnished throughout with the kind of family furniture and pictures traditional in a country house. It has its own sunny, private, walled garden, beyond which you can wander in the estate, or across the famous Cley marshes to the sea.

• Things to do - click HERE for the full range of delights.
   

• Countryside: Wiveton Hall is in one of  the most beautiful of typically Norfolk landscapes. Surrounded by spinneys of mature trees (full of snowdrops and bluebells in spring) it has  views over the marshes to Blakeney Point and the sea. For country lovers or history buffs it offers a huge range of things to do and see.
   

• Bird watching: The estate adjoins wildlife and bird reserves. Marsh harriers can be spotted  from the windows. Barn owls and hobbies nest nearby. More...  Wildfowl are abundant and duck flighting can be arranged.
   

• Boat trips to see seals and birds are available close by.
   

• Walking: The Norfolk coast path and Peddar's Way run through the estate. More...
   

• Sailing and rowing can be arranged. There are good golf courses nearby too  More...
   

• Churches: The churches of the north Norfolk coast seem to sail over the water meadows like the great ships that once tied up to their walls.
   

• Children's activities: Go-karts, tanks, trains, dinosaurs, shells, beaches, mazes... More...
   

• Beaches: There are fine sandy or shingle beaches nearby. More...
   

• Places to visit: Holkham Hall, Felbrigg Hall, and Sheringham Park are all within easy reach. More...

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