Spring in Norfolk isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing less, properly. This is the season where the pace changes. The roads quieten. The coast is calm. And the best places feel like they’re waiting for you, not competing for attention. This pretty rural holiday cottage sits just a couple of miles from Blakeney and the North Norfolk coast, tucked away from the rush in a genuinely peaceful spot. The kind of place where days start slowly, doors are left open to the garden, and plans are optional. Inside, the house opens up in a way you don’t expect from a cottage of this age. Light, space, and a layout made for being together. Long dinners around the table. Evenings pulled back towards the fire. The sort of room you come back to early, because you want to. Mornings might mean pancakes down the road at The Parlour in Binham, a beautiful 17th-century converted barn beside Binham Priory. Served with the same unhurried feel that defines this part of Norfolk in spring. And when yo...