Our traditional flint North Norfolk farmhouse dates back to the 17th Century and was once the village dairy. The house retains much of its original character and is one of the few properties to have ‘charm shoes’ preserved in its attics.
Set amidst lovely country gardens with many unusual plants, Oyster House Bed & Breakfast is the perfect spot to ‘get away from it all’.
We are also conveniently situated for the business traveller
to Norfolk who wish to rest overnight away from the hussle and bustle.

Oyster House Bed & Breakfast	Twin Bedroom
Breakfast	Garden

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Our main guest accommodation, set adjacent to the house, is in the old dairy. This has been carefully restored to provide comfortable, light and airy ground floor rooms. The double and twin rooms open directly onto a grassed courtyard, allowing guests extra privacy and convenience.

Although NOT wheelchair accessible, these rooms are suitable for guests with limited mobility. Please see our access statement for further details.

Farmhouse
A spacious double bedroom in the house is tastefully furnished with antiques. Watch the world go by from the cosy window seat or relax in your luxurious roll top bath.

All accommodation is strictly ‘no smoking’
and we regret we do not allow pets.

All rooms are furnished in a simple country style with:
En suite bathrooms
Views over gardens and farmland beyond
Colour TV
Tea/coffee tray
Central heating
Private parking

Mrs Veronica Prentis

Oyster House Bed and Breakfast
West Rudham
King's Lynn
Norfolk
PE31 8RW

UK tel 01485 528 327

International tel +44 (0) 1485 528 327

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From £34.00 per person per night
(based on two people sharing a double or twin room).

Single rate from £40.00 per night (Mon - Thurs only).

We prefer a minimum stay of 2 nights at weekends and 3 nights on Bank Holidays.

Please telephone us for availablity.

Prices include breakfast.

Special rates for children.

Please note: we are unable to accept credit / debit cards.

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Rent a cycle (10 mins) at Bircham Windmill and meander down Norfolk's peaceful lanes, many so quiet that there is grass growing in the middle of them! If you are an experienced sailor, hire a dinghy at Wells (20 mins). Golf is available at Fakenham (10 mins) and elsewhere. Norfolk is brilliant walking country with plenty of footpaths plus Coast path and the Roman Peddars Way (5 mins).

We are a central base for exploring lovely houses and gardens. Sandringham (10 mins, winter retreat of the Royal Family, opens to the public in summer months.

Blickling Hall (50 mins) is justifiably the National Trust's flagship property, while Oxburgh Hall (45 mins) and Felbrigg Hall (45 mins) are also well worth a visit. Holkham Hall (20 mins) is arguably the finest Palladium mansion in Britain, while Houghton Hall (5 mins) is equally worth seeing.

area of Norfolk is a bird watcher's paradise. Sea birds share the sky with rare inland species such as buzzards. There is a nature reserve at Penthorpe (10 mins). Titchwell RSPB and Holme Reserves are 20 minutes away on the coast.

North Norfolk is home to many artists and craftsmen, follow their example and get your paintbox out - stunning landscapes and big skies are waiting for you.

For pilgrims, Walsingham (15 mins) needs no introduction and Norwich boasts two cathedrals and many fine churches.


Enjoy Some History
The castle and magnificent medieval Priory at Castle Acre (15 mins) are brilliant places for a picnic; or drive into Norwich (40 mins), wander round the famous 11th Century Cathedral and stroll down unspoiled medieval alleyways.

King's Lynn (15 mins) is stepped in martime history, whilst Nelson's birthplace is just down the road at Burham Thorpe (15 mins).


Retail Therapy?
Fakenham (10 mins) and Holt (25 mins) are classic English market towns with a charming range of small shops; Fakenham (10 mins) and Swaffham (25 mins) all have fine weekly markets.

Fakenham has a popular monthly Farmers' Market on Saturdays. Burham Market offers an opportunity to browse or treat yourself to something special. Antiques, galleries and plant nurseries can be found tucked away in many surrounding Villages.