Driftwood House

Sheringham sits on a stretch of Norfolk coast where sand and shingle beach runs past a working town with independent shops, restaurants and pubs within easy walking distance. Driftwood House occupies a quiet side street in this setting, close enough to the seafront that you can reach it on foot in moments. The property sleeps five across three bedrooms – two with kingsize beds and one with bunks – served by a bathroom with bath and separate shower. Downstairs, an open-plan living space combines a kitchen with gas cooking, a dining area, and a sitting room with a second TV in an adjoining room; French doors from the conservatory open to an enclosed garden where a patio and barbecue face the lawn.

The essentials – heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi – are covered. Parking is on the road outside. The house does not permit smoking. Beyond the immediate appeal of the beach and town centre, the wider area offers Sheringham Park, the heritage railway, and access to marshland, dunes and quays; Blakeney is known for boat trips to see seals, and Wells-next-the-Sea has its painted beach huts and quay. The railway connects the town to Cromer, Wroxham and Norwich.