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Located in the picturesque village of South Creake, nestled in a quiet lane just off the pretty village green, Sherbet Cottage is a tasteful and welcoming 19th century brick and flint Norfolk property that has been modernised to provide spacious accommodation for four guests. The cottage exudes a cheerful and relaxed atmosphere, creating the perfect retreat for exploring the picturesque lanes, charming villages, and stunning nearby coast all an easy, short drive away.

South Creake is a small quiet village in the valley of the little River Burn, Norfolk. Surrounded by rolling fields, it is an idyllic place to unwind, whilst still situated close to North Norfolk's beautiful expansive beaches, quaint villages, and many attractions including incredible wildlife, water sports, and local events that are held throughout the year. There's a great pub The Ostrich Inn and the village also features a children's playground, adult exercise area, bowling green, public tennis courts and also public fishing lakes at the southern end. The village is home to the York Trust, founded in 1985 to promote arts and music. Organised by the North Norfolk Music Festival, the large mediaeval church hosts concerts by international musicians. A short drive away, the neighbouring village of North Creake boasts another excellent pub/restaurant, The Jolly Farmers, the quaint pop-up Café at Creake Abbey, a good selection of shops and also hosts a very popular Farmer’s Market on the first Saturday of every month. With so much local produce on your doorstep you will be tempted to cook at home. Wine enthusiasts should definitely head to Burn Valley Vineyard. Amble down the vine rows before heading back to the winery to sample their fantastic latest vintages accompanied by a charcuterie platter. For something very different try Norfolk Padel near Fakenham, where you can hire state-of-the-art courts for this fast-growing racquet sport. Take a short drive to Burnham Market, with numerous independent boutiques, cafe's, restaurants, delis, art galleries, antique centres, fishmonger, bakery and butcher, is a must for any visitor. The village is centred around a green of mainly Georgian houses and fabulous restaurants for you to enjoy during your stay. For great, contemporary dining, try the Michelin listed Socius; or stroll down to Twenty9 where your food will be cooked over an open fire pit imported from New York! The Hoste Arms offers plenty of charm and...