A charming 16th Century Grade II listed 3 star luxury Country House Hotel on the North West Norfolk coastline, nestled in a peaceful parkland location close to the Victorian Seaside Resort of Hunstanton, the beautiful beaches of the North Norfolk coastline and the Royal Sandringham Estate. Heacham Manor is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding coast and countryside of North and West Norfolk. Many of the most wonderful treasures of Norfolk are on the doorstep, including Sandringham Estate, The Norfolk retreat of HM The Queen, the new country home for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Anmer Hall, Holkham Hall and Houghton Hall. Norfolk Lavender is in the same village and some of the best wildlife reserves in the country and the breathtaking sandy beaches of North Norfolk are only a few minutes’ drive away. We are also blessed with numerous quaint villages and their historic charms and we could not be much closer to the famous Norfolk Coastal Path and the Peddars Way National Trail. Heacham Manor at a glance: 45 Luxury bedrooms, including 2 Disabled-Friendly Bedrooms and 4 Dog-Friendly Bedrooms AA Rosette Restaurant with glorious panoramic views A superb 18 hole Golf Course - “Heacham Manor Golf Club is Norfolk’s most exciting new club” English Club Golfer, March 2014 New Golf Bar and Changing Rooms A romantic Wedding Venue licenced for Civil Ceremonies The Corporate Preferred Programme, dedicated to the needs of businesses with special packages for accommodation, meetings & events and corporate golf The Mulberry Retreat for a wide range of beauty treatments, alternative therapies and experience packages Beautifully manicured tranquil gardens During its 400 year life the house has been owned by the Le Strange family, the explorer Hanbury Tenison, and managed by the Edrich Family. Famous England cricketers Bill Edrich and Dennis Compton are believed to have played cricket on the lawn by the side of the house. The transformation of this Elizabethan Manor house to one of Norfolk's premiere luxury hotels has been accomplished paying attention to the special history of the location. History also suggests that Pocahontas, the American Indian wife of explorer John Rolfe, also enjoyed some Heacham Manor's restful surroundings on a short visit with her husband. A perfect base to sample The Norfolk Golf Coast Tour including the likes of Hunstanton, Sherringham, Kings Lynn and Royal Crommer.