Top Norfolk hideaways for peace and quiet staycations

Here are some of the most idyllic tucked-away locations offering nights away which are real little hideaway gems.

Round the Woods, near Weston Longville

Inside the yurt (Image: Round the Woods)

Stay under canvas in a glamorous yurt which sleeps up to five people. Luxury bedding is included as well as cooking facilities, a wood burning stove and a private toilet. A two night stay costs from £280.

Jacob's Folly, Briston

Jacob's Folly (Image: Jacob's Folly)

Inside Jacob's Folly (Image: Jacob's Folly)

This tiny house on wheels is a fantastic place to get away from everyday life. Jacob's Folly offers three comfortable beds, full cooking facilities, an indoor fireplace and a large wood-burning stove. It costs £159 a night in peak season.

Restored railway carriage, Shropham

The Shropham hideaway (Image: Airbnb)

Inside the Shropham railway carriage (Image: Airbnb)

This offers a living/dining area with a wood-burning stove and table and chairs for eating and relaxing. Beyond, a rear extension contains a hand-built, fully equipped kitchen, warmed by an antique cast iron radiator. The snug sleeping area has an elevated king-size bed and outside is a decked terrace with a fire pit, overlooking a serene lake. It costs from £200 a night.

Chez Marguerite, High Kelling

Chez Marguerite (Image: Neil Longdin - Iceni Imaging.)

This charming Shepherd's Hut, with a solid oak interior has a small kitchen with a table and seating for two. There is a raised double bed and room for a small bathroom with a shower cubicle. It costs around £1,000 for a week.

Beach House, Heacham

Beach house in Heacham (Image: Airbnb)

Inside the snug beach house in Heacham (Image: Airbnb)

This three bedroom abode has unforgettable sea views, situated right by the sand dunes down the end of a private road. It costs £175 a night.