Little and Great Walsingham lie only a mile apart by the River Stiffkey. Their names are confusing, for Little Walsingham is the larger of the two villages and has been a centre of pilgrimage since the 11th century with both Catholic and Anglican shrines. Nearby Great Walsingham is set amidst rural countryside, providing both excellent walking and cycling. The sandy beach at Wells is approximately five miles away. Great Walsingham has a craft centre, with tea room whilst Little Walsingham has a number of shops, as well as pub/restaurants. Map Ref: A5

Snowdrop Cottage is one of a row of charming half-timbered 16th century cottages located in the heart of Little Walsingham. This deceptively spacious cottage is attractively furnished and retains many character features including exposed beams throughout and some original floorboards. Shop: 10 yds Pub: 10 yds