St Hilary's House
Little Walsingham · North Norfolk

St Hilary's House

A guide for our guests

Pen and watercolour drawing of St Hilary's House from the garden: a two-storey house with hipped terracotta roofs and tall brick chimneys, white walls, an outside stair, a young tree on the lawn and a copper beech to the right.
The house from the garden, in pen and watercolour by the owners' mother.

Welcome to St Hilary's. The house was built in the 1930s on the edge of the village, and the little steam railway still runs past the bottom of the garden on its way to the sea.

Use the menu to find your way around the house, walks from the door, where to eat and shop, and the best of the coast in every season.

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See the house through the seasons on Instagram @sthilaryshouse

The guide

Inside

The house

Rooms, arrival and the everyday essentials

Read more →Walks

From the front door to the saltmarsh

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Steam trains, seals, priories and the coast through the year

Read more →Eat & shop

The farm shop, pubs, cafés and cooks who come to you

Read more →Practical

Doctors, buses, taxis and post

Read more →History

Pilgrims, the shrine and the story of the house

Read more →Say it right

Stiffkey or Stewkey? How to say Norfolk's place names like a local

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From the guestbook

Guests write

“The Wells to Walsingham railway runs in a cutting at the top of the garden, you feel like the Railway Children when it passes!”Coupe family, December
“The oldest, 93 years old, loved swimming in the sea… The youngest, 8 weeks old, loved the beach.”The A family, August
“The first house we've stayed in with all the reference books we needed on birds, plants and other wildlife.”Burt & Nash families, April