Wolferton's old railway station is one of the prettiest small stations in England, a confection of mock-Tudor brick and timber built in 1862 and rebuilt to its present picturesque form in 1898. It was the station for Sandringham, and for more than a century it received royal trains. Closed in 1969 when British Rail axed the King's Lynn to Hunstanga line, it passed into private hands and was carefully preserved.
The buildings stand on both sides of the empty track bed. You can wander the platforms — the owners have traditionally welcomed visitors — and admire the gabled royal waiting rooms, the canopied doorways, and the cast-iron lamps. There is no formal opening; if the gates are open, walk in quietly, and respect that it is now a private home.