Clarence House

Description

An elegant townhouse that is literally just around the corner from the seafront, lovely sandy beaches and iconic Cromer Pier. The owner has included plenty of creature comforts to make your stay enjoyable with a modern, comfortable interior and there is a sunny courtyard to the rear; just the spot for a lazy morning breakfast in the summer months. Venture out and everything is on the doorstep, stroll along the prom, drop into a local café or bar, check out the numerous restaurants, savour the local fish and chips, visit the RNLI Henry Blogg Museum, named after its most famous lifeboatman or take in one of the year-round shows on the Pier itself. There is much to do here and you will find yourselves wanting to come back for more - Clarence House is the perfect place to enjoy a seaside holiday and make plenty of happy memories. Shops/Pubs: within walking distance

Ground Floor:
Sitting/Dining Room: with comfortable seating, TV, DVD player, CD player, iPod dock, dining table with benches and chairs. French doors to the courtyard
Kitchen: with 2 bar stools and table, built-in electric oven, gas hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer
Cloakroom: with washbasin and wc

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with double bed and TV
Bedroom 2 with double bed and TV
Bedroom 3 with twin beds
Family Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, washbasin and wc

Garden: Enclosed courtyard garden with table and chairs. The gate on the courtyard is lockable and so this area could also provide secure bike storage.
Parking: Roadside nearby or public parking.
Heating: Gas central heating.
Also provided: Towels. WiFi. Books and games. Highchair and stairgate. Hairdryer. Welcome pack.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Mobile reception – variable.

A visit to Cromer once made is not easily forgotten. This delightful Victorian seaside resort is, perhaps surprisingly for Norfolk, a cliff top town with all the heritage and tradition you would expect. It has a well-known Pier with seasonal year-round shows, the famous Cromer crab is brought ashore here by the local fishing fleet and golf, tennis, squash, the Lifeboat Museum, a local history museum, zoo and a multiplex cinema are all waiting to be experienced. If you are looking for a good walk, take the coastal path to view the lighthouse or if you have the energy climb to the top of Cromer church tower, the tallest in Norfolk, to get a bird's eye view of this lovely landscape. With such delights as Sheringham, Weybourne, the National Trust Felbrigg Estate and the charming Georgian town of Holt also nearby, there is much to discover in this great corner of north Norfolk.