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Events in Burnham Thorpe | 10 Places to Stay
Burnham Thorpe is a pretty village close to the north Norfolk Coast, and is home to just over three hundred people. It is on the banks of the River Burnham, and is famed for being the birth place of Horatio Nelson, whose father was Rector here until his death in 1802. The church of All Saints dates back to the 13th Century, and it has many items pertaining to Nelson, who, at the age of twelve joined the Navy and later won victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. The pretty village has attractive houses and cottages, together with interesting shops, pubs, restaurants and a fabulous 17th Century Inn.
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Hoste Arms
(1.31 miles)
The Hoste Arms is where the Great Inns of Britain first began – and this wonderful inn, overlooking the beautiful Burnham Market Green and close to the wild North Norfolk coast, continues to set the ...
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Glebe Farmhouse
(1.90 miles)
Situated on the outskirts of the quiet village of North Creake, North Norfolk. The farmhouse is in an ideal location to visit the Norfolk coast, Norwich and Kings Lynn or the more local villages of ... More
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Arch House
(3.92 miles)
Arch House, a very distinguished old house at the very entrance to Wells-next-the-sea, built around the turn of the 18th century to offer the Excise man a good vantage point over the town... (boo), but ... More
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All Aboard
(4.18 miles)
A newly refurbished apartment offering exceptional, modern accomodation within a thirteenth century merchants house. Set in the heart of beautiful Wells-next-the-sea with access to the beach, great pubs, walks and really super shopping. ...
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White Horse
(4.18 miles)
North Norfolk's best kept secret - award winning coastal hotel - commanding stunning views from conservatory restaurant and viewing deck terrace across tidal marshland beyond to Scolt Head Island.
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St Hilary's House
(5.69 miles)
St Hilary's, set in our own grounds, in the peaceful village of Lt Walsingham, relaxing location, 4 miles from the coast, en-suite rooms, residents lounge, good local amenities and attractions, evening meal available, private parking, ...
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Old Bakehouse Guesthouse
(5.84 miles)
Set in the heart of the historical village of Little Walsingham, The Old Bakehouse offers three spacious guest rooms, all with en-suite facilities. Colour TV and Tea and coffee making facilities are available in each ... More
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Black Lion Hotel
(5.85 miles)
Set in the heart of the historic medievel village of walsingham. This former coaching inn dates back to the 14th century and has many original features throughout the building with inglenooks in the dining ...
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Titchwell Manor Hotel
(5.98 miles)
Located on the North Norfolk coast, Titchwell Manor has something for everyone. With a newly renovated bar and restaurant it exudes luxurious style and offers two restaurants for all residents and non-residents to choose from.
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Briarfields Hotel
(5.98 miles)
A warm welcome awaits at The Briarfields Hotel - a selection of sympathetically converted barns and farm buildings in the village of Titchwell on the North Norfolk coast. With its cosy rooms and informal atmosphere, ... More
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Civilisation is the distance man has put between himself and his excreta - Brian Aldiss
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