Bluejacket Workshop (Morston)

Phone: 01263 740144

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

Bluejacket Workshop North Norfolk Morston

Handmade furniture, art, textiles, antiques, jewelry, millinery and toys by Norfolk makers and antique dealers.

Phone: 01263 740144
Phone2: 01263 740188

Website: www.bluejacketworkshop.co.uk

Address:

Stiffkey Road

Morston

Holt

NR25 7BJ

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Latest News: Open this Sat-Mon. New Year's Day join us for hot chocolate and nibbles from 10-5 at our shop on Morston Marsh. Warm welcome, new stock, great walks.

Bluejacket Workshop Art Galleries Morston

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Open Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays from 10am -5pm and at other times by appointment. For most accurate map go to www.streetmap.co.uk and type in NR257BJ.

A new shop on Morston Marshes represents a collaboration of high quality Norfolk artists, makers and an antique dealer featuring hand crafted funiture, textile work, knitwear, ceramics, pictures and antiques.

Nick Hamond: Handcrafted furniture & creative projects
Wendy Watt: Milinery & textile artwork
Ned Hamond: Woodwork, copperwork & chandeliers
Roberta Hamond: Norfolk 'Gansey' knitting for kids

Paffron & Scott
Saffron Paffron: Decorative textile art & soft furnishings
Luke Scott: Antique furniture & 20th Century lighting

With contributions from other local artists and makers.

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Although Morston doesn’t have a beach as such, there is a bustling quay with plenty of moorings for local boating enthusiasts.
The quay also acts as a departure point for the popular seal trips out to view the seals on Blakeney Point. It is also possible to get a boat from here to Blakeney Point itself, which is one of the most remote and secluded beaches in Norfolk.

The Morston car park has a cafe, and is a good point to set off on walks, either East to Blakeney, or West to the Freshes creek. The village of Morston itself is small, but there is a gallery here and the nearby Morston Hall has a highly recommended restaurant.