Summary:
A stylish ground-floor apartment in the centre of Cromer based within newly renovated apartment building 'Cromer Town'. Just a few minutes from the beach, the property offers convenient access to the array of amenities within Cromer, including many popular restaurants, cafes and shops.
Sleeping up to 4 guests (maximum 2 adults, 2 children), this property would be ideal for a family seeking a seaside break on the North Norfolk coast. A rarity in Cromer, Apartment 1 also has it's own allocated parking space at the rear of the building!
1 dog is welcome with prior agreement.
The Space:
Cromer Town offers six recently restored holiday apartments, each designed to create a homely and inviting atmosphere for your next getaway.
Apartment 1 features a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, a shared living/bedroom area complete with a king-sized bed, and an extra bunk bed room for children.
The lounge includes a comfy sofa, coffee table, and smart TV—perfect for cosy evenings!
The well-stocked kitchen has everything you need for meals, with a dining table for four. Apartment 1 also includes a washer/dryer.
The bathroom is equipped with a shower cubicle, wash basin, and W/C.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property. The keys to the property are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date.
The Neighborhood:
Cromer is a picturesque seaside town known for its vast beach, famous for the Cromer crabs and the historic crab fishing boats. The beach is perfect for families, with shallow waters to the right of the pier, and the further you walk, the more tranquil and isolated the shoreline becomes. On sunny days, the clear waters offer a stunning backdrop for a peaceful day by the sea.
The town boasts a variety of popular spots to eat and drink, such as The Art House Café, Hatters Tea Shop, The Rocket Café, and the North Lodge Park Tea Rooms, located atop the cliffs for stunning views. For traditional pub fare, The Red Lion Pub and The White Horse are local favorites. The Gangway is a growing hotspot for wine and cocktails, while fish and chips lovers will find Mary Janes and Number 1 Fish and Chips highly recommended by locals.
For shopping, Cromer has seen a wave of exciting new openings in recent years, including galleries, surf shops, and organic food outlets. Lizzies is ideal for fresh produce, and The Craft Bakery is the go-to spot for freshly baked bread.
Getting Around:
Cromer is a small, walkable town, and most of its attractions are within easy walking distance of the town center, including the beach, pier, shops, and restaurants.
A car is helpful for visiting nearby attractions, such as Sheringham, Blakeney, or Holt, and for exploring the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Cromer Train Station offers regular services to Norwich via the Bittern Line. Norwich is well-connected to other major cities, including London, making it easy for visitors to travel to Cromer by train.
Cromer is well-connected by local buses, with services running to nearby coastal towns like Sheringham and inland villages like Holt. The Coasthopper bus is a convenient way to explore the Norfolk coast.
Whiever way you are getting around, there will be plenty to see and do in Cromer and the surrounding areas.
Interaction with Guests:
We're always available for our guests so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
