The Clock Tower

The Clock Tower is a restored Georgian coach house in Snettisham, built from carr-stone and brick as part of the old Snettisham House stable block. Its defining feature is a large circular window that once held a clock face, paired with a bell tower topped by a cupola—both flood the interior with natural light and give the place genuine character. The property sleeps two in a double bedroom on the ground floor, with a shower room beside it. Upstairs is a bright open-plan living area with original beams, a kitchen positioned under the cupola's soft glow, and space to eat and relax in front of a Smart TV.

Everything needed for self-catering is here: a properly equipped kitchen with electric oven and hob, electricity and heating included, along with bed linen, towels and wifi. There is parking for two cars on site. The village location puts you within reach of Norfolk's attractions—Snettisham Park Farm is close by for animal encounters and tractor rides, while the RSPB reserve a short drive away is known for wader spectacles at high tide. Beaches at Snettisham, Hunstanton and Heacham are nearby, as is the Sandringham Estate. Walks lead directly from the door through the village, open fields and nature reserves.