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, including an award-winning farm shop, as well as pubs/restaurants. Map Ref: A5

End Cottage is a charming Grade II listed Georgian brick and flint cottage, which has been recently restored to a high standard. It is tastefully furnished in a contemporary style and is close to all amenities within the historic village of Little Walsingham. Shop: 25 yds Pub: 100 yds