Flintside Cottage in Cromer

Description

"Flintside Cottage Cromer, Perfect retreat for couples wishing for quality self catering, short walking distance to Cromer Town"

www.flintsidecottage.co.uk

Short breaks are available out of summer season please email
your request.
The perfect retreat for couples wishing for a coastal get-away to relax and explore North Norfolk.
Offering quality, clean and comfortable self-catering accommodation which although is attached to the owners house the cottage is self-contained.
Within an easy 2 minute short stroll from the bustling Victorian clifftop seaside town of Cromer with sandy beaches, museums, restaurants, and its famous Victorian Pier that reaches proudly out to sea.

1 Bedroom, Kingsize Bed
Kitchen/Diner/Lounge
Bathroom en-suite
Driveway Parking
Front entrance into a comfortable lounge with two chairs and Freesat smart television, DAB radio, DVD player, books, games and cards, which leads onto a well equipped kitchen with table and chairs.

An ash wood staircase (13 treads) takes you to a smartly presented bright bedroom with king size bed, oak furniture, Freesat smart TV, which leads onto the bathroom en-suite with a generous low level walk in glass cubicle with overhead rain shower and flexible shower head, wc and wash basin.
There is NO ground floor toilet

Bed linen and towels provided (please bring your own beach towels)
Freesat smart TV
DVD player
WiFi available
Electric cooker with extractor, microwave
Dishwasher, washing machine
Fridge freezer
Gas central heating
Outside seated area
Linen line
Off road driveway parking
The accommodation is for adults only
Strictly No Smoking or Pets.

Saturday change over day
Short breaks available October - April please email your request

Please visit my website www.flintsidecottage.co.uk for more information, availability and pricing.

Sleeping Arrangements

1 en-suite King

Surrounding Area

Within an easy 2 minute short stroll from the bustling Victorian clifftop seaside town of Cromer with sandy beaches, museums, restaurants, and its famous Victorian Pier that reaches proudly out to sea.

Fishing boats line the beach after catching Cromer’s famous sweet brown crab, nearby the Henry Blogg Museum, named after the towns most distinguished lifeboatman.

North Norfolk is a haven for bird watchers NWT Cley Marshes is Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s oldest and best known nature reserve.

Or maybe take the steam train from Sheringham to the pretty market town of Holt, visit Blickling Hall National Trust or take a boat trip from Blakeney to see the seals.

Enjoy a traditional seaside holiday in a lovely Norfolk town – it’s certainly one of the most beautiful stretches on the North Norfolk coastline.

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