Kestrel Cottage

The Space
Kestrel Cottage has style and class in abundance. This peaceful holiday home is based across a single floor and you’ll be wowed by the modern interiors.

As you walk into this converted barn, you’ll find the open-plan living, kitchen and dining area. Relax on the plush, fabric sofa with a book or switch on the flat screen TV to catch up on your favourite shows. With sloping ceilings and skylight windows of, this space is very impressive.

The pistachio green kitchen creates a cosy feel which contrasts beautifully with the clean, white walls and slate tiles. You’ll have everything you need for your stay as the kitchen is equipped with a fridge, freezer, kettle, microwave, oven, hob, toaster and washing machine.

Enjoy meals at the smart, wooden dining table – whether it’s breakfast after a lazy morning or an evening dinner with your loved one. You can open up the entrance door and let the heat drift in during the summer months.

In the bathroom you’ll find grey patterned tiles and sleek silver hardware. The room features a spacious walk in shower and a white wash basin and WC.

The bedroom is a clean and bright space featuring a large, king-size bed and contemporary lights which hang from the sloping ceiling. Light tiled flooring contrasts perfectly with the white walls and mild blue colour scheme. A walk-in wardrobe and tall chest of drawers complete the room and add even more glamour.

Enjoy a relaxing break at Kestrel Cottage in the charming coastal village of Happisburgh. This cosy retreat offers a peaceful escape, perfect for exploring the Norfolk coast, visiting the iconic lighthouse, or strolling along the unspoilt beaches.

Neighborhood
Nestled on the picturesque Norfolk coastline, Happisburgh (pronounced Hayz-buh-ruh) is a tranquil and historic village that offers a truly authentic British seaside escape. Known for its iconic red and white striped lighthouse - the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia - Happisburgh is perfect for those seeking peace, natural beauty, and a slower pace of life.

The village is surrounded by stunning coastal paths and unspoilt sandy beaches, ideal for long walks, beachcombing, and wildlife spotting. The area is part of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering dramatic cliff views and breathtaking sunrises over the North Sea.

Happisburgh also boasts a rich history, with roots dating back to medieval times. Local attractions include the historic St. Mary’s Church, scenic walking trails, and nearby heritage sites.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful coastal retreat, a base for outdoor adventures, or a place to unwind in nature, Happisburgh offers an idyllic setting for your Norfolk getaway.

Getting Around
Just a short drive away from Happisburgh, you’ll find the Broads National Park, charming market towns like North Walsham, and a variety of cosy pubs, tearooms, and family-friendly attractions.

Happisburgh does not have its own train station. The nearest railway station is North Walsham, which is approximately 8 miles away. North Walsham Train Station has direct services operating to locations across Norfolk including Cromer, Norwich and Sheringham.

Two bus routes operate in Happisburgh offering access to Gorleston-on-Sea, North Walsham and Stalham.