Brancaster Estate

Brancaster beach with it's wide expanse of golden sands is perfect for summer sandcastles or winter wanders, even on the busiest of days there is room to find your own space and get lost in it’s tranquil calm.

Walk along the Norfolk Coast Path and explore the coastline, taking in the panoramic views of the saltmarsh across to Brancaster Harbour and Scolt Head Island National Nature Reserve (managed by Natural England) beyond. Home to a variety of wildlife, the sights and sounds of thousands of over-wintering pink footed geese flying over the estate to roost with the backdrop of a coastal sunset is an unforgettable experience.

Branodunum, an intriguing Scheduled Ancient Monument. Once the home of the Roman Army, it is now a grassy meadow home to skylarks and a vast variety of insects.

Sleeps 2. A simple lodge by the salt marshes on the fringe of Blakeney National Nature Reserve, perfect for that romantic getaway.

We can offer fantastic newly furbished self-catering accommodation for 22 to 48 people in nine dormitory-style en-suite bedrooms. Located within the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty overlooking Brancaster Harbour, the Centre is a great place for families, friends and special interest groups.

Sleeps 19. A large group looking for somewhere unique to stay on the North Norfolk coast? The Tower Windmill might be just the place for you. The buildings stand alone and overlook the spectacular North Norfolk saltmarsh coast.

Sleeps 5. This attractive semi-detached brick and flint cottage stands beside the coast road between Wells and Brancaster. The cottage stands in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and to the front has views across the road to the mill stream.

Sleeps 4+2. A dramatic apartment on the first floor of the mill, standing beside the coast road between Wells and Brancaster, with fine views of the stream and surrounding countryside. The vaulted ceiling and gallery give a great feeling of spaciousness in this larger apartment, equally ideal for families or just a couple, with cosy seating beside the fire.

Sleeps 4. This warm and welcoming apartment, on the coast road between Wells and Brancaster, overlooks the mill pool and has exposed wooden beams within the open plan arrangement which give great character. It is a ideal and comfortable base for walkers, birdwatchers or those looking for a tranquil, relaxing break.