JUST a few minutes walk to the beach and
offering everything you need to keep all the fam-
ily entertained, Redgate Court is a new develop-
ment of luxury holiday lodges located within the
established setting of Searles Country Park � a
15-acre site in Hunstanton on the stunning
North Norfolk coast.
With the beach and free sporting activities on
your doorstep, the development is tailor-made
for those wanting a relaxing retreat close to
home. Redgate Court is the ideal base for
exploring the Norfolk coast with its miles of
sandy beaches, coastal walks and quaint vil-
lages.
Nearby Hunstanton town centre has restau-
rants, cafes, shops and entertainment and is
easily within walking distance.
If golf is your passion, you could be teeing off
within minutes of arriving, as Redgate Court
faces directly on to an 18-hole golf course.
There's unlimited free use of the resort
course, as well as a driving range, putting green,
tennis courts, bowling green, club house,
restaurant and even a fishing lake, just a short
distance away.
In the adjacent Searles Leisure Resort you'll
find indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a spa,
gym, kids' play areas, nightly entertainment, and
more bars and restaurants.
A huge range of lodges is available in two,
three and four-bedroomed layouts. All come
fully furnished with double glazing and central
heating as standard.
Inside there are spacious living and dining
areas with full-height windows, the latest
kitchen designs, double and twin bedrooms and
en-suite bathrooms. And if you want to stay
connected to the outside world, wireless inter-
net connection is available.
All lodges also come with alarm systems that
report directly to the 24-hour security on site, so
you know your holiday home is secure in your
absence.
All of the gardens and surrounding area to
your lodge are also maintained for you, so on
your visits you can truly relax without a worry.
So if you want to be a part of this develop-
ment, with all the amenities, security and facili-
ties it has to offer, contact the sales team now
and take advantage of the special prices avail-
able.
Visit early to get yourself a prime location as
plots are selling fast.
To arrange a viewing of a show lodge and
gain more information about the developments,
call the Redgate Court sales office on 01485 536
026.
Redgate Court will provide that luxury retreat
you always dreamed of in an area of outstanding
natural beauty, close to home .... a world away.
YOUR SEARLES HEACHAM
MANOR SUMMER SAVER
VOUCHER IS ON PAGE 42
HEACHAM Manor, a charming
Grade II listed house, steeped in
history and dating from the 16th
century, has now been carefully
restored and converted into a
luxury boutique hotel with lovely
gardens and golf course, due to
open in early April 2009.
The hotel's welcoming recep-
tion hall leads into a comfortable
lounge, a bar with a terrace over-
looking the 15th hole and a din-
ing room with conservatory. For
guests who wish for privacy
there is also a meeting room and
a private dining room available.
The 14 luxurious en-suite bed-
rooms have been designed to
reflect the unique character of
the Manor and are furnished with
the finest of fittings and furniture.
Further accommodation is
available within the three Norfolk
Style Barns, located next to the
Manor. These suites, family
rooms and individual twins and
doubles are all furnished to the
same high standard.
The beautiful gardens include
an ancient Mulberry tree dating
back 400 years, arbours, ponds
and secret sitting areas. In addi-
tion, the south-west facing ter-
race provides the perfect place
to relax and enjoy the Norfolk
sea air and watch the sun set
over The Wash.
Heacham Manor is situated
between the village of Heacham
and the resort of Hunstanton, a
perfect location for enjoying the
outstanding beauty of the North
Norfolk Coast with its charming
unspoilt beaches, quaint villages
and delightful restaurants.
The hotel's situation also
offers a plentiful supply of leisure
activities in a quiet and beautiful
part of the countryside, including
golf on the estate as well as the
excellent local courses, coastal
walks, and bird watching at the
two RSPB reserves nearby.
Heacham Manor hotel is the
first golf hotel in the west of
Norfolk, and the Championship
length 18 hole golf course has
been designed to incorporate the
natural features of the area of
important landscape it lies with-
in. With two rivers and four lakes
to negotiate, the course varies
between links and parkland
styles and affords views of The
Wash.
In addition to this new 18 hole
course, Searles' adjoining sister
resort has a mature nine hole
course, with excellent driving
range, putting green and club-
house facilities.
This makes Heacham Manor
an ideal venue for golfing groups
and societies. The resident golf
professional will be on hand to
provide any necessary tuition
with the latest video analysis
equipment.
Heacham Manor is an excel-
lent venue for weddings and
special occasions, utilising its
luxurious functions rooms and
garden marquee and, with friend-
ly and attentive service, offers
you the perfect break away.
For reservations and enquiries,
call 01485 536030.
THIS year, Hunstanton and District Festival of
Arts now includes the reinstated Hunstanton
Carnival under its banner.
The festival will run for a week from June 19,
and includes Carnival Day on Sunday, June 28.
This will be a chance for residents, local groups
and musicians to celebrate and bring the streets
of Hunstanton to life.
During the week there will be concerts show-
casing Smithdon High School's talented young-
sters, these performances always prove to be
very popular.
The Iceni Ensemble, a string quartet, will be
performing at Hunstanton Town Hall on June 19,
and historian Dr Paul Richards will be speaking
on King's Lynn and the Hanseatic League at the
Town Hall on June 24.
The festival's big weekend will host a packed
programme of events which will culminate with
Carnival Sunday and bring together a live music
festival, Street Entertainment, stalls, games, a
performance of Alice in Wonderland at the
Princess Theatre sponsored by the Borough
Council, the Carnival Parade and much more.
Alice through the Looking Glass is Quantum
Theatre's new family show for 2009; it follows
Alice's fantastical adventure in the strange world
she enters through the mirror above her draw-
ing-room fireplace.
Full of memorable characters like
Tweedledum and Tweedledee and the mythical
Jabberwocky, the show will be colourful, fast
and energetic with live music and plenty of fun
with many of the fine nonsense poems and
songs.
An exciting, new event for 2009 will be the
Gig on the Green on Saturday, June 27, a do-
not-miss-it, treat of free live music, featuring
favourite local talent such as The Moonies and
Ellen and the Elephants. The gig will end with a
headline act.
Hunstanton Carnival, on Sunday, June 28, is
reinstated with a new and enthusiastic carnival
committee.
The carnival procession will be mainly a walk-
ing parade this year rather than everyone using
the traditional floats. This gives scope for all
sorts of groups to take part.
The parade will leave from the Lighthouse
Field at 1pm and will be led by carnival King,
Queen, Prince and Princess. The theme for this
year is Stage and Screen. There will be lots of
fun activities on the Green from 10am.
It is hoped that people will take part and
enjoy what promises to be a fantastic weekend.
Applications to take part in the Carnival
Parade can be obtained in Hunstanton from the
Princess Theatre.
Hunstanton Dance Festival will be held at the
Princess Theatre on May 9, and the Drama
Festival will be at the same venue on June 16-
20.
Heacham Manor
Just minutes from beach
Hunstanton and District Festival of the Arts will once gain be aiming to provide a broad
programme of entertainment for all.
Carnival back in festival
Tourist
Information
Centre
Hunstanton
Tel:01485 532610 www.visitwestnorfolk.com
At Hunstanton you can't miss the
busy Tourist Information Centre
situated at the top of The Green
overlooking the seafront, beach
and sea beyond.
Pick up a Hunstanton
Mini Guide.
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