The Old Railway Station Snettisham

The Old Railway Station Snettisham Lovingly restored station once on the King’s Lynn to Hunstanton line, opened in 1862 and closed in 1969. www.snettishamrailwaystation.co.uk

Now a unique holiday let with original charm and two platforms where Sir John Betjeman once admired the view.

09/06/2026

My photo today in between the showers gave inspiration to create a poster of the golden age of railway travel celebrating Snettisham – Gateway to the Norfolk Coast. A village of wildflower meadows, big skies, rich heritage and easy access to some of Norfolk’s most beautiful landscapes.” 🌺🚂🌾

03/06/2026

Colourful Cannas in the Conservatory make us a captivating celebration for 3rd June - our 5th Anniversary at The Old Station Snettisham

09/05/2026

Glorious lunch with spectacular views sampling the Sea Food Festival.

03/05/2026

Another step closer to recreating the very place where Sir John Betjeman stopped at Snettisham Railway Station on his journey from Kings Lynn to Hunstanton
A real labour of love and still a work in progress — with just the totem, bench and hedge left to do. Every step brings a little more of the station’s history back to life.

18/04/2026

Glorious just glorious

27/03/2026

It may be raining in Snettisham… but something rather special is blooming 💙. A small detail, rooted in the past, blooming into the present
Our railway-blue Muscari, planted last autumn, are now thriving — gently forming an “S” for Snettisham. •
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22/03/2026

A path between sky and sea…

From Burnham Overy Staithe to Brancaster Staithe, the Norfolk coast reveals itself slowly — marsh, water, light and silence, all shifting with the tide.

March sunshine warms the way, and at the journey’s end, a pause at The White Horse feels well deserved. Then, an easy return on the Coastliner Bus — no rush, no retracing steps.

This is the beauty of staying at The Old Station.
Time to explore, and time to simply enjoy.

05/03/2026

This World Book Day we’re celebrating stories set right here in Norfolk.

The Ruth Galloway mysteries by Elly Griffiths capture the wild beauty of our coastline — sea mist, salt marsh and long skies.

There’s something rather special about reading a novel set in the very landscape you’re looking out at.

📍 Books on the table. Snettisham beyond the window.

Slow mornings at The Old Station.

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102 Station Road, Snettisham, PE31 7QS
Snettisham

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