Grain Barn – Holiday Cottage in Winterton-on-Sea, Norfolk
Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · Up to 3 dogs


A spacious, dog-friendly holiday barn with a sunset balcony
The Grain Barn is a detached, upside-down barn: two bedrooms and two bathrooms downstairs, and a big open-plan kitchen, dining and living space upstairs under vaulted ceilings, with bi-fold doors onto a balcony looking west over the fields for the sunset. It suits families, two couples or friends, and up to three dogs, with an enclosed garden and walks straight from the door. Emma and Neil live next door, and Winterton beach and the village pub are a 10-minute walk away. Mill Farm holds a VisitEngland Gold Award for sustainable tourism.
“We loved sitting and watching the sunset from the balcony accompanied by bird song…pure bliss!” — James, May 2026
Book the Grain Barn
The Grain Barn is a light, spacious base for families, two couples or friends (and up to three dogs), with big views from the upstairs living space and Winterton-on-Sea’s sandy beach and dunes a 10-minute walk away.
Book direct for our best available price. Pick your dates in the calendar below. For groups of up to 14, the Grain Barn can be booked alongside the Threshing Barn and Hay Barn — see our Group Holidays page.
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Payment & Policies:
We accept Visa and Mastercard.
All bookings are subject to our Terms and Conditions.
We have three barns sleeping 2 (Hay Barn), 4 (Grain Barn) and 8 (Threshing Barn). Visit the booking page here to check availability of all properties together.
Need help?
If you have any questions, or would like help planning your stay, WhatsApp or call Emma directly on 07900 376462 — we’re always happy to chat.
Explore the Grain Barn: rooms, outdoor space & facilities
Upstairs living space
The kitchen, dining and living space is upstairs, so you get the views all day: fields and big skies at the back, and across the village towards the coast from the kitchen. There’s a well-equipped kitchen with a range cooker, a dining area and breakfast bar, two large sofas, a Smart TV, a desk if you need to work, and bi-fold doors onto the balcony for morning coffee or sunset drinks.
“We loved the fact that the living area was upstairs so we could always enjoy the wonderful views – uninterrupted fields and sky.” — Louise, July 2025
Bedrooms and bathrooms
Two large double bedrooms downstairs, each with an en-suite bathroom with a bath and shower. The blue bedroom has a king-size bed, and the green bedroom can be set up as a super king or twins. An extra bed for a fifth guest is available on request.
“We felt at home and all agreed that the beds and pillows were the most comfortable we’ve ever experienced in a holiday property.” — Sophia, February 2024
Enclosed garden
A large, private, fully enclosed garden with a decking patio, seating and a BBQ, full of flowers in spring and summer. The barn isn’t on a main road: a public footpath runs past, with uninterrupted views over the fields, so you may see the odd walker go by. Beyond the garden you’re welcome to wander the wildflower meadow, help yourself from the kitchen garden in season and meet our hens.
Dog-friendly stays at the Grain Barn
We welcome up to 3 dogs. The garden is fully enclosed, and there’s a farm track and footpaths straight from the door for off-lead walks across the fields. Winterton beach is a 10-minute walk away, along the path Emma and Neil made to the village.
“We loved how we could walk straight into the countryside with dogs off lead right from the house.” — Carolyn, April 2026
Families and young children
We have a cot, high chair, stair gates at the top and bottom of the stairs, bath mats, spare pushchairs, toys, books and board games, and the games barn (pool and table tennis) is a short walk across the yard. Children love collecting eggs from the hens.
“Our 19-month-old and dog were both really well catered for – the stair gates, toys, and secure private garden made a huge difference and helped us all relax.” — Luke, May 2025
Walks from the door
Walk across the fields, into Winterton village or down to the dunes and beach without getting in the car. Our free walking guide has routes from the door, including a loop to the dunes through farmland. The Norfolk Broads National Park is 15 minutes’ drive.
“And with walks direct from the barn, you may not need to get back in the car for your whole stay.” — Matthew, March 2024
What’s included at the Grain Barn
- Sleeps 4 (extra bed for a fifth on request) · 2 bedrooms · 2 en-suite bathrooms with bath and shower
- Upstairs open-plan kitchen, dining and living with vaulted ceilings
- Bi-fold doors onto a balcony with views over the fields and the sunset
- Large, fully enclosed private garden with decking patio and BBQ
- Reliable WiFi, Smart TV and sound bar
- Kitchen with range cooker, fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave and cafetière, plus a washing machine
- Egyptian cotton towels, quality duvets, pillows and bed linen, and blackout blinds in all bedrooms
- Hairdryers
- Cot, high chair, stair gates at the top and bottom of the stairs, bath mats, spare pushchairs, toys, books and board games
- Up to 3 dogs
- Parking for up to 3 cars, plus EV charging on site (7kW Zappi, small fee per stay)
- Shared games barn (pool and table tennis), wildflower meadow, kitchen garden and free-range hens
- Homemade welcome hamper of local, seasonal treats (no single-use plastic), eco-friendly cleaning products, plus walking routes from the door in our free walking guide
- 10-minute walk to the beach, the village pub and shop
Questions about the Grain Barn
How many dogs can we bring?
Up to three. The garden is fully enclosed, and there are off-lead walks across the fields straight from the door.
Is the garden secure, and is the barn on a main road?
The garden is fully enclosed, and the barn isn’t on a main road. A public footpath runs past, with uninterrupted views over the fields, so dogs that react to people may spot the occasional walker.
Are the stairs OK for dogs?
The living space is upstairs, and some dogs find the stairs slippery, so small, older or nervous dogs may need a hand. If stairs are a worry, the Hay Barn is all on one floor.
Is the Grain Barn good for young children?
Yes. We have a cot, high chair, stair gates at the top and bottom of the stairs, toys and books, the garden is enclosed, and the games barn and hens keep everyone busy.
Is the Grain Barn suitable for guests with limited mobility?
The bedrooms and bathrooms are downstairs, but the kitchen and living space are upstairs and there’s no toilet upstairs. For step-free living, the Threshing Barn or the Hay Barn would suit you better. See our Accessible Holiday Cottages page.
Can we walk to the beach and see the seals?
Yes. Winterton beach is about a 10-minute walk. Grey seals pup on the beaches at Winterton and Horsey from November to January — please keep at least 100 metres away. Our Horsey Seals guide has the best viewing spots.
“We’d made the trip to Norfolk to see the seals and they were right on the doorstep.” — Carrie, December 2023
Can I charge my electric car?
Yes, there are two 7kW Zappi chargers on site, powered by renewable energy, for a small flat fee per stay: £25 for a short break or £40 for a week (hybrids £10 or £20). Tick the EV option when you book. One charger is tethered; for the other, please bring your own cable. Full details are on our EV charging page.
“A HUGE benefit of this property is the EV charging which is so hard to find.” — Ollie, February 2024
Are the barns near each other?
The Grain Barn is about 30 metres from the Hay Barn and the Threshing Barn, with its own private, enclosed garden, so it feels nicely separate. The games barn is shared. If you’re booking for family or friends, you can book more than one barn and still be a short walk apart.
Not quite right? For a cosy barn for two, all on one floor, see the Hay Barn. For groups of up to 8, with step-free living downstairs, see the Threshing Barn.
What guests say
“The views from the barn were incredible, especially watching the sunset over the fields or sitting on the balcony with a coffee listening to the birds in the morning.” — Terri, May 2026
“From the moment we arrived, Emma and Neil were the most welcoming hosts—nothing was too much trouble, and their warm hospitality truly set the tone for a wonderful stay.” — Kathryn, January 2025














































