Potter Heigham
The village of Potter Heigham is situated 12 miles north east of the city of Norwich, on the A149 road. Potter Heigham is on the River Thurne, within the Broads National Park and is close to Hickling Broad, which is under the care of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. The village is famous for its medieval bridge, which is thought to date from 1385, and is considered one of the most difficult bridges to navigate on the Broads. Potter Heigham church, Saint Nicholas, has a 12th century round tower and pretty thatched roof.
Accommodation in Potter Heigham
Margaret's Cottage
Potter Heigham, Norfolk
An end of terrace farm cottage surrounded by countryside, Margaret's Cottage dates back to the 1900s and is ideal for families looking for a peaceful, rural setting but still close to lots of amenities and family entertainment. Only six miles away are the beautiful sandy blue flag beaches of Sea Palling and Waxham, and less than a mile is Potter Heigham, one of the main boating centres on the Norfolk Broads, and its cafes, chip shop, pub, ice cream parlour and newsagent.
Norah's Cottage
Potter Heigham, Norfolk
End of terrace and rural, Norah's Cottage is surrounded by countryside and is a great spot for families looking for a peaceful, relaxing break, but who still want to be close to the action. Situated less than a mile from Potter Heigham, one of the major boating centre's on the Norfolk Broads
