Little Lodge

Set within the tranquil grounds of a fishing lake resort in rural Norfolk, Little Lodge offers couples and small families a peaceful retreat just a short drive from the historic market town of King's Lynn. This single-storey lodge makes the most of its woodland setting, with large windows that bring the surrounding greenery inside. The open-plan living space feels light and welcoming, with comfortable sofas arranged around a modern electric fire, creating a cosy spot for evenings in. French doors lead out to a private veranda where you can sit with your morning coffee and watch the wildlife around the lake. The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering, with everything you need to prepare meals without venturing far from your retreat. A dining area allows you to enjoy breakfast with views across the garden, while warmer days invite al fresco dining on the deck. Stepping outside, your private hot tub awaits beneath a covered gazebo. There is something wonderfully relaxing about sinking into the bubbling water surrounded by the sounds of nature, whether you are unwinding after a day of exploring or simply enjoying a quiet evening beneath the stars. The enclosed setting ensures complete privacy, making it easy to forget the outside world entirely. The lodge itself sleeps four guests in one spacious double bedroom with additional sofa bed options in the living area. Two bathrooms provide plenty of space to get ready for the day, particularly useful when travelling with another couple or older children. From Little Lodge, you are well placed to explore this often-overlooked corner of England. The Sandringham Estate lies just twenty minutes away, offering beautiful gardens and woodland walks on the Royal Family's private retreat. King's Lynn itself rewards exploration with its medieval merchant houses and waterfront Heritage, while the North Norfolk coast beckons with some of the finest beaches in the country. Holkham Beach, regularly voted among Britain's best, is less than an hour away, as are the charming villages of Burnham Market and Wells-next-the-Sea. Seal watching trips depart from Morston Quay, and the RSPB reserves at Titchwell and Snettisham attract birdwatchers from across the country. Whether you spend your days discovering Norfolk's coastline and countryside or simply relaxing lakeside with a good book, Little Lodge provides a comfortable base for an unforgettable escape.