Whiteacres is a large detached house in a secluded part of Brancaster with beautiful uninterrupted views across the marsh to the sea. It sits within its own large enclosed garden. The house is only a few miles from the village of Burnham Market and the Norfolk Coastal Path is only minutes away on foot.

Downstairs: A large bright sitting room with seating for 8, with TV and DVD . There is an open fireplace and views out of the front of the house to the sea. A separate dining room with seating for 8 leads through to a well equiped kitchen with a double electric oven and hob and fridge freezer . There is also a dishwasher and washing machine. Also downstairs are 2 twin rooms and 2 bathrooms, one of which is en suite.

The nearby village of Burnham Thorpe was the birthplace of Norfolk's most famous hero, Lord Nelson. The village stretches about a quarter of a mile each way from the centre, by the church, towards the neighbouring villages of Titchwell and Brancaster Staithe. The village itself is quiet most of the year round, except during July and August when holidaymakers flock to the north coast and its beautiful beaches. Brancaster itself offers the more unassuming attractions - but nearby is the town of Hunstanton, with the Sea Life Sanctuary, the Oasis leisure centre and swimming pool, along with shops and arcades. The Titchwell Marsh RSPCB Nature Reserve is the home of many rare birds, such as avocet, marsh harrier and redshank.

The stately home and grounds of Holkham Hall, home of the Earl of Leicester, is worth a visit. The famous Burnham Market, the "Chelsea of Norfolk", is a short drive from Brancaster for clothes shopping, gifts and hats at Norfolk's largest hat shop, Pentney House.