East Coast Hideaways are a locally based Self Catering Agency, with properties in Norfolk and Suffolk. We oversee all of our holiday homes, and manage keys, arrival packs, changeovers and any issues you should have while on site.

A beautifully converted hay loft in a peaceful rural location 5 miles from the beach. With walking trails, boat trips, nature reserves and cycle paths from its doorstep 2 bedrooms - 1 king-size, 1 double 1 bathroom - bath, hand-held shower attachment, and WC Electric range cooker, dishwasher, microwave, tabletop freezer, larder fridge, washing machine Highchair and travel cot available on request Wood burner Smart TV Enclosed courtyard with garden furniture, a further gravel garden with additional seating and a BBQ Private parking for 2 cars maximum. Shop 5 miles, pub 1 mile, beach 5 miles 1 well behaved dog welcome. Dogs are not permitted on any soft furnishings or carpeted area. (please refer to terms and conditions) Please note this property does not accept 3rd party suppliers, and no parties. This property will be decorated for Christmas Arrival: 17:00 onwards Departure: before 09:00 1 dog allowed. Additional charges may apply

A Legacy of Agriculture Dilham’s name harks back to its agricultural roots, once known for vast fields of commercially grown dill. With a mention in the Domesday Book, the village was recorded as a small settlement of just over 23 households, complete with 12 acres of meadowland and 13 pigs. Today, farming remains a way of life for local families who continue to cultivate this historic land. A Gateway to Norfolk’s Wonders Perched on the brink of the North Broads, the village of Dilham is surrounded by beautiful countryside in a quiet and tranquil setting, making it the perfect starting point for a wide range of Norfolk adventures. Just one mile from the village, visitors can enjoy the serenity of the waterways, while the coast is a mere five miles away, offering a selection of charming beaches and coastal villages. Rent a boat or set off on foot to explore some of the incredible 125 miles of navigable waterways that make this region so unique. For a delightful day trip, visit the picturesque town of Wroxham (7 miles) or the bustling market town of Aylsham (10 miles), perhaps traveling between the two via the scenic Bure Valley Railway. For those who enjoy exploring further afield, Norwich (14.5 miles) is a vibrant hub of history, culture, and shopping. Alternatively, for a more remote and nature-filled excursion, head to Horsey Gap (12.5 miles), where you can take a peaceful stroll along the seafront and spot some of Norfolk’s famous seals. Nearby, food lovers can indulge in the renowned dining experiences at The Gunton Arms and Suffield Arms—both destination gastro pubs that welcome dogs. The North Walsham and Dilham Canal Running parallel to the River Ant, this historic canal opened in 1826, primarily used for transporting offal to Antingham’s two bone mills. Once bustling with six watermills along its course, the canal is now a serene retreat for wildlife. The nearest lock to Dilham is at Honing, offering a scenic walking route, while the...