Wighton
Wighton is a pretty little village, near to the coastal town of Wells-next-the-Sea. Once there was a watermill in Wighton, but this was dismantled in the 1800's. All Saints Church sits on a hill and can be seen from quite a distance. The original tower collapsed in a storm in 1965 but was rebuilt thanks to the generosity of Leeds Richardson, a Canadian architect and businessman, whose ancestors are buried here. In 1976 the tower was completed and had six bells installed rather than just one, as had been the case previously. The Wells to Walsingham narrow gauge steam railway, which is the longest 10¾" gauge railway in the world halts at Warham St Mary and Wighton, and operates between April and October.
Accommodation in Wighton
Gallery Cottage
Wighton, Norfolk
A really super, bright brick and flint cottage in a quiet village location, enjoying wonderful long distance open rural views and within easy reach of coastal resorts and many local attractions.
Flint House (W)
Wighton, Norfolk
A superb, immaculately presented, light, bright and airy detached home set in a picturesque village location just a few miles south of the coastal town of Wells-next-the-Sea and enjoying the most wonderful rural views.
