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New Lane Cottage is a Grade II listed, detached thatched cottage on the edge of the Worstead Estate in North Norfolk. It sits at the end of a private wood-lined drive giving it a genuinely secluded feel. The thatched roof, timber beams and character flooring make this feel like a proper traditional Norfolk cottage rather than a generic holiday let. It has a 5-star rating and has won Customers' Choice awards in both 2023 and 2025.
The cottage sits within the Worstead Estate where red deer roam freely. Otters, kingfishers, herons and swans are regularly spotted nearby.
New Lane Cottage is a Grade II listed, detached thatched cottage on the edge of the Worstead Estate in North Norfolk. It sits at the end of a private wood-lined drive giving it a genuinely secluded feel.
The thatched roof, timber beams and character flooring make this feel like a proper traditional Norfolk cottage rather than a generic holiday let. It has a 5-star rating and has won Customers' Choice awards in both 2023 and 2025.
The cottage sits within the Worstead Estate where red deer roam freely.
Otters, kingfishers, herons and swans are regularly spotted nearby. The Norfolk Broads are within walking distance and the 61-mile Weavers Way footpath starts right on the doorstep.
The cottage sleeps 4 across two bedrooms a king-size (5ft) double and a zip-and-link twin.
There is one bathroom with a bath and overhead shower. Up to 2 pets stay free of charge.
Wroxham is 6½ miles away for boat hire and the Bure Valley Steam Railway.
Blickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall (both National Trust) are within a 30-minute drive. Sandy beaches at Happisburgh and Mundesley are under 20 minutes by car.
The private hot tub for four makes New Lane Cottage ideal for couples or small families wanting a proper escape in the Norfolk countryside.
What makes New Lane Cottage a brilliant stay?
A private electric hot tub for four sits in the enclosed garden perfect for evenings after a day exploring the Norfolk countryside.
Timber beams, character flooring and a thatched roof give this cottage genuine historic character that sets it apart from standard holiday lets.
A wood burner with initial logs and kindling included makes cosy evenings in genuinely comfortable whatever the season.
Red deer roam the Worstead Estate and otters, kingfishers and swans are regularly spotted. The Norfolk Broads are within walking distance.
Up to two pets are welcome at no extra charge making this a practical choice for those who want to bring their dogs along.
The cottage sits at the end of a private wood-lined drive with parking for three cars and an enclosed garden with furniture and a gas BBQ.
Find your way to your perfect hot tub retreat
New Lane Cottage is located on the Worstead Estate near the village of Worstead in North Norfolk. Follow signs into Worstead from the B1150 and look for the private wood-lined drive leading to the cottage. Private parking for three cars is available on arrival.
The Bittern Line runs hourly trains through the day with a stop at Worstead station which is within close reach of the property. Wroxham also has a station with direct links into Norwich city centre 14 miles away.
Things to do and places to visit near New Lane Cottage
Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family...
The zip-and-link twin bedroom suits families with two children. A travel cot and highchair are available on request. The Worstead Estate has open space for exploring and wildlife spotting. Note that the steep narrow stairs are not suited to younger children so parental supervision is essential indoors.
New Lane Cottage is well suited to couples. The 5ft king-size bedroom, private hot tub for four, wood-burning stove with logs included and an enclosed garden with furniture all set the scene for a genuinely relaxing break. The secluded position at the end of a private drive adds real privacy.
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What you can reach on foot from New Lane Cottage
A short walk away you'll find Worstead village with its impressive 14th-century church and The New Inn pub. The Norfolk Broads and the start of the 61-mile Weavers Way footpath are also within easy walking distance of the cottage.
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