Sexton`s Lodge

Norwich, Norfolk

Residing in Norwich, Norfolk, in the East of England, Pretty Sexton’s Lodge is a likeable accommodation that sleeps up to five guests. This neo-Jacobean property, constructed in 1864 for John Ketton, the owner of Felbrigg Hall, has been meticulously restored to preserve its traditional interiors. Nestled away from the hustle and bustle of the estate, the lodge is surrounded by an enclosed garden, making it an ideal retreat for families seeking a tranquil getaway near the North Norfolk Heritage Coast.

The estate features expansive parklands, woodlands, and a lake, all of which are easily accessible to guests. Numerous waymarked trails invite exploration, and visitors can also enjoy the picturesque walled garden. As part of the experience, guests are granted complimentary access to the elegant Felbrigg Hall, allowing them to immerse themselves in the historical ambiance of the estate.

Beyond the estate, the beautiful North Norfolk heritage coast is just a short 10-minute drive away. Cromer, known for its sandy beach and iconic 500 ft pier, offers a variety of seaside activities and serves as a starting point for the Norfolk Coast path. For those seeking a more rugged coastal experience, the Blakeney National Nature Reserve is a 30-minute drive from the lodge, featuring stunning unspoilt sand dunes, marshlands, and an array of rare wildlife.

Pretty Sexton’s Lodge combines historical charm with natural beauty, making it a perfect destination for families and nature enthusiasts alike. With its proximity to both the tranquil grounds of Felbrigg Hall and the vibrant coastal attractions of North Norfolk, it provides an excellent base for exploring the rich heritage and stunning landscapes of the region.