Blackhorse Cottage is located in the heart of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the lovely North Norfolk village of Brancaster Staithe. Blackhorse Cottage was formerly known as The Blackhorse Pub and then Stores and offers one of the most stunning and unspoiled views of the main harbour and over to Scolt Head Island on the North Norfolk Coast. The cottage sits in the heart of the village, just a short walk from the Whitehorse and Jolly Sailors pubs. The Harbour and Sailing Club are both within walking distance, accessible through the seaside route or the main street.
What makes a stay at Blackhorse Cottage unique?
The Fryer family has owned Blackhorse Cottage for 32 years, and it is one of the few privately maintained and let residences on the coast. The owners, Jonathan and Alex, are available to provide any additional information you may require and take pride in maintaining the property to the highest standards to provide a memorable and enjoyable stay. The amount of repeat bookings stands as a testament to the cottage's ever-increasing popularity, thus it is strongly advised to make any reservation in advance.
What is the capacity for Blackhorse Cottage?
The 3 separate bedrooms sleep up to 6 guests in 1 x double and 2 x twin bedrooms. The recently refurbished upstairs bathroom includes a bath, sink, WC, and shower, as well as heated towel rails. A separate downstairs WC and second electric shower ensure hot water at all times. Children can also be catered for with a travel cot, high chairs and stair gates upon request.
What can guests enjoy when staying in the Brancaster Staithe area?
North Norfolk is home to a plethora of fantastic tourist sites and points of interest, ensuring that there is never a dull moment! This is a sailor's heaven, with Barncaster Staithe Harbour just a stone's throw away from Blackhorse Cottage. The entire 43-mile North Norfolk Coastline is blessed with an array of flora and fauna, as well as breathtaking scenery. Three-quarters of the coastline is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and many of the beaches have won accolades for cleanliness and facilities in the past. There are cultural attractions, shopping centres and a large number of stately homes to name a few. Fortunate to have 2 Links Golf Courses close to Blackhorse Cottage. Royal West Norfolk Club in Brancaster is a delightful, classic links course with over 100 years history behind it. In old Hunstanton is the Hunstanton Golf Club which is a superb championship links course.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
Within a short distance of Blackhorse Cottage are two pubs. Both the White Horse and the Jolly Sailors are fantastic places that provide locally sourced meals as well as a large range of beers, ales, and wines. Mrs. Bockings' fish shop provides an amazing selection of fresh, locally caught seafood in addition to the daily necessities!