Visit The Fring Estate
Choose from accommodation for groups of 2 – 18 people offering a range of laid-back, luxury self-catering cottages on a beautiful private estate, surrounded by parkland, formal gardens and woodlands.
Welcome to The Fring Estate
The Fring Estate is a private working estate nestled within the coastlines of North West Norfolk. Stay in cottages within parkland and woodland and explore the estate and area on bike and foot.
All the properties give guests peace and privacy and include Sky TV, gardens, games areas and the option of rental bikes on arrival.
Discover the many natural wonders of Norfolk, explore private homes, towns and villages all while staying in the tranquility of a working estate in the heart of the area.
Properties
Offering a range of laid-back, luxury self-catering cottages on a beautiful private estate, surrounded by parkland, formal gardens and woodlands.
The Estate
The Fring Estate is a traditional working estate comprising arable farmland, parkland, property and woodland.
Business
A diversified portfolio of businesses which make up the Fring estate, each with a different focus.
The Area
Enjoy miles of coastline, unspoilt countryside, marshland, forests, historical houses and market towns, Norfolk has so much to offer and all on the our doorstep.
Fring Larder
Here at Fring, we’re lucky enough to have an abundance of flora and fauna. Actively managing our estate and woodlands to ensure ecological and environmental success is central to our values.
We produce game and venison in partnership with our local butcher. We can offer our guests meat or cuts, either pre-ordered in advance of your arrival or ordered during your stay.
Fring Inspiration
With the option to rent bikes throughout your stay, exploring the estate and the local area is a must. There’s so much to see!
Fring History
Dating back to the 1800s, Fring Estate, rich in architecture and wildlife beams with beauty and sits within the heart of Fring village, located in west-north Norfolk. Resident to a private family, the main hall was caught in a hire, but was reconstructed in 1930, replicating that of the hall of 1807.
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