Dersingham
The village of Dersingham is a west Norfolk village, situated 7 miles north of the town of King's Lynn, and 43 miles north west of the city of Norwich. It is close to the Queen's Sandringham estate, a favoured holiday home of hers and of her predecessors. Dersingham Bog National Nature Reserve is between Dersingham and Wolferton and is part of the Sandringham Estate. Here you will find a wealth of wildlife, including the black darter dragonfly, redpoll, long-eared owl and crossbill. Dersingham has a good range of facilities that include a good variety of shops and amenities and a regular bus service.
Accommodation in Dersingham
Swift Cottage
Dersingham, Norfolk
A fabulous, beautifully styled, attractive carrstone cottage located in a quiet backwater of this popular village, within walking distance of HRH The King's Norfolk residence, Sandringham House, and a short drive away from some stunning local beaches.
The Malthouse
Dersingham, Norfolk
This beautiful character cottage has been extended and undergone a chic and luxurious 'no expense spared' interior makeover with meticulous attention to detail and comfort uppermost in mind. Located in the heart of 'Royal' North West Norfolk, The Malthouse really is fit for a king and queen.
Rufus Cottage
Dersingham, Norfolk
Rufus Cottage is an attractive character carrstone property located in a quiet backwater of this popular village, within walking distance of HM The King's Norfolk residence, Sandringham House, and equidistant from the popular seaside resorts of Heacham and Hunstanton with their stunning beaches.
Sunset View
Dersingham, Norfolk
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Dersingham, Sunset View is a superb bijou bolthole that will comfortably accommodate a small family or a couple looking for a great location from which to explore the North Norfolk Coast and the Royal estate of Sandringham. Featuring a relaxing garden room, enclosed rear garden, off-road parking and an attractive sitting room that has dining provided for four, Sunset View is a hidden gem awaiting discovery.
