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Dating back to the 1700s, Homestead backs on to lovely open fields, and is a luxurious yet laid-back bolthole escape in the heart of the lovely coastal village of Southrepps. The perfect year-round pad, it's stylish, sophisticated and spacious. Situated in an idyllic setting just a few minutes' walk from the village pub, post office and shop, it is a short hop in the car to some of Norfolk's finest Blue Flag beaches.

The rural village of Southrepps provides a wonderful holiday location with a traditional local pub, The Vernon Arms and fabulous beaches nearby. Southrepps Commons, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), spreads over twelve acres within the village and is a mosaic of woodland, tall-herb fen and reed bed and is home to many special plant species and a wide range of birds. The Foundry Arms in the neighbouring village of Northrepps is a popular spot serving great food, and The Gunton Arms at Thorpe Market with its eclectic art collection is a must. There is plenty to see and do here. A short drive away you will find the lovely beaches of Overstrand, Cromer, Sea Palling, Mundesley, West and East Runton and Sheringham, many which have been awarded Blue Flags. Only five miles away is the family orientated traditional seaside town of Cromer, which has an award-winning pier, beautiful beaches with rock pools, cliffs and sandy expanses, and independent places to eat out in town. It is also fast becoming Norfolk's surfing hot spot - lessons and equipment hire can be booked at Glide Surf School. There is an excellent museum telling of the maritime history of the town. A visit to the impressive medieval church could include a climb up the tower for great views. For a family day out, Amazona Zoo is a must. The Pier has a Pavillion Theatre, the only one of its kind in the country and stages traditional variety shows and live music events all year round. With plenty of carnivals, markets and festivals, there’s always something going on in and around Cromer. Sheringham was originally a small fishing village but the arrival of the railway in 1887 turned it in to a popular destination for visitors far and wide. The Poppy Line still operates both diesel and steam engines which run from the pretty station in Sheringham centre along the coast through Weybourne and Kelling and on to the Georgian town of Holt. There is plenty of family entertainment in...