A day at the estate
A closer look at the house, the garden and the Norfolk coast beyond.
A wide sweep of golden sand and marram dunes at low tide — the North Norfolk coast at its most open and quiet.
Waders rising off the tidal flats at first light — the marsh is alive with birdlife year-round.
The flint and brick frontage, with an arched porch and twin lanterns lighting the entrance after dusk.
A sun-washed sitting room dressed in cream and natural linen, with framed coastal art and glass doors that fold back to the terrace.
Slipcovered seating, a weathered oak coffee table and a jute rug — the heart of the house.
A second angle of the living space — layered linen, glass pendants and coastal art.
A long light-oak table set for supper, opening onto the kitchen and the patio beyond.
Driftwood-wicker lounging and a lantern-lit dining table on sandstone, the lawn running out to open Norfolk fields.
Modular wicker lounging around a glass-topped table, dressed with botanical cushions and lavender.
Titchwell Marsh RSPB reserve, a short walk through the garden and down the lane, with hides overlooking the lagoons.
Two folding electric bikes, kept charged and ready for guests to ride the lanes down to the beach.
A quiet powder room — wall-hung basin, an ornate mirror and warm ambient light.
The house name, cut in metal and set into the flint wall beside a softly glowing lantern.
Your private guest parking space, marked at the gate, just steps from the front door.