Welcome to Ashdene House Bed and Breakfast, Norfolk
Welcome to Ashdene House Bed and Breakfast Norfolk
A warm welcome and a complimentary pot of tea/coffee awaits you at our family owned and run B&B on the edge of the Queens Royal Sandringham Estate.
Ashdene House is ideally placed for bird watchers, walkers and those who just want a short break to enjoy the fresh clean air, big skies & open spaces of Norfolk’s dramatic, untamed beaches and beautiful countryside.
While you’re here try our local seafood, Cromer crab, mussels and fish & chips all taste better by the coast. Good pubgrub is just a walk away.
For Bird Watchers the Autumn & Winter months are the best time to experience the vast numbers and variety of migrant birds. At nearby RSPB Titchwell Marsh & RSPB Snettisham you don’t have to be a serious twitcher to be spellbound as you watch tens of thousands of pink-footed geese from Iceland flying overhead .
You could take a boat trip to see the large Seal Colony at Blakeney Point or discover Norfolk’s rich heritage of some 600 fine medieval churches, or just relax in this comfortable Norfolk Bed and Breakfast home.
We offer tasteful en suite rooms with a range of complementary refreshments and toiletries.
Freshly prepared award winning breakfasts, delicious home made bread baked daily by Martin, complimented by Sue's home made jam & marmalade.
Free WiFi and a broadband enabled PC in our guest lounge.
Free use of guest microwave oven & fridge freezer in the dining room for your DIY dinner. Candle light available for those special occasions...
Private car park and guests garden with patio.
Now is the best time of year for birdwatching. There are thousands of birds to see.
Pink footed geese fly over our house twice a day creating lacy patterns all over the sky, an amazing sight.
Titchwell and Snettisham RSPB reserves offer a 'bird's eye' view of migrating birds.
To make a booking please call on 01485 540395 or email mail@ashdene-house.co.uk
We hope to see you soon!
Visit the Grey and Common Seals by boat from Morston quay .Welney Wetland Centre is a winter home to Whooper and Bewick's swans from Iceland and Arctic Russia also Pensthorpe Place with its birds are just some of the great days out. Wildlife lovers are spoilt for choice.
Sandringham House belongs to the Royal Family and is their favourite country retreat. The hall was purchased in 1862 by Queen Victoria and was then redesigned for the Prince of Wales (Edward VII).