Chesterfield House is a Grade II listed 18th century house overlooking the village green in Aldborough, north Norfolk. It is a vibrant and thriving village, and is situated is 6 miles north of Aylsham and 5 miles south of Cromer and the many beautiful beaches. Aldborough is close to the National Trust properties of Blickling Hall, Felbrigg Hall and Sheringham Park.
This cosy and comfortable house has 4 bedrooms and is located perfectly for exploring the huge county of Norfolk, including the Broads, the north Norfolk coast, Norwich and the beautiful and unspoilt surrounding countryside.
the green on a winter’s morning 
playing on the green 
watching cricket on a Saturday afternoon 
watching cricket from the front garden 
Canoeing on the river Bure 
poppies by the side of the road 
Trimingham beach 
road from Sustead to Aldborough 
Morris dancers outside the pub by the house
The village
Aldborough is a vibrant village with a thriving community. For cricket enthusiasts it is played regularly throughout the season, and it’s easy to while away a Saturday afternoon sitting watching the match unfold from the comfort of the front garden.
There is a bus service that stops almost outside the house and heads to the coast and North Walsham – here is the timetable https://sanderscoaches.com/timetables?query=aldborough
The village shop and post office is the best shop we have ever come across, you can get everything you need for day to day life, from cards and stationary, to bread, meat, cheese, fresh vegetables, fire wood, newspapers, alcohol, cat food, reading glasses and even a dry cleaning service! The shop is open Monday to Saturday, 8:30am to 6pm and 9:30am to 11:30am on Sundays.
There is a garage, a furniture shop which is open on Saturday afternoons, a doctor’s surgery, a school, The Cut Hut hairdressers, a playground and The Black Boys pub which is three doors up from the house and serves food on a daily basis.
Chesterfield House Aldborough 