The property
Situated on the outskirts of the Norfolk AONB, in the seaside town of Sheringham, is this stunning stone cottage.
Entering the property, you will be greeted to a spacious open-plan living room, where you can relax and unwind of an evening and catch up with all your favourite shows.
It boasts a delightful brick fireplace.
The dining area has seating for four people and is the ideal space for planning the day's events, over a hearty breakfast.
Step through to the modern kitchen, housing a range of on-hand appliances so you can rustle up a delicious meal for the whole family.
The ground floor boasts a twin bedroom, ideal for those with limited mobility, whilst the first floor provides a king-size with an en-suite bathroom, so you can enjoy a relaxing soak in the tub after a tiring day.
While you're in the area, venture towards the National Trust property of Sheringham Park, set in 1000 acres of landscaped gardens, designed by Humphry Repton, and is well-known for its rhododendrons and azaleas.
You are a few minutes' walk from the wonderful Sheringham Beach, with a long stretch of sand, perfect for spending your afternoons having a relaxing soak in the shallow waters, or topping up on that summer tan!
For a spot of history, travel towards the 15th-century mansion of Felbrigg Hall, boasting an immaculate Georgian interior and Jacobean architecture, with stunning gardens surrounding, including a lake and wooded area.
The Anchorage is the ultimate choice for a remote break to the coast of Norfolk.
About the location
SHERINGHAM
Cromer 4.8 miles.
Sheringham was originally a small fishing village on the North Norfolk coast, but with the arrival of the railways in 1887 it prospered and grew into a popular holiday town. Sheringham has been awarded ten consecutive European Blue Flags for cleanliness for its beach, along with awards from Britain in Bloom, Anglia in Bloom, and Best Coastal Resort. Enjoy walking along the East or West promenades, offering sea views with blue skies and red sunsets, a beach with a silver-pebbled shoreline leading to golden sands with rock pools and streams next to ochre cliffs, local fishing boats and a RLNI lifeboat station with museum. This attractive traditional seaside town also has the 'Little Theatre', open all year round, seaside gardens with seating, a model boating lake, independent shops, tea rooms, steam railway, golfing, amusement arcades, and fish & chip shops selling locally-caught fish.
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