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Church Cottage
Northrepps, Norfolk

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Sleeps 3 - 6, 3 Bedroom
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Looking for a traditional seaside holiday on the north Norfolk coast?

Take a look at the seaside cottages and houses to rent in the picturesque Victorian town of Cromer, in North Norfolk. Cromer is a sure-fire favourite for families all over the UK. Showcasing an incredible range of history and architecture, as well as the usual array of coastal attractions, it’s the ideal setting in which to book a holiday cottage for you and your loved ones; be it for a romantic love nest or a yearly gathering for friends and family.

Cromer is superb for seaside holidays

As the seaside capital of the county, Cromer is proudly known amongst locals as ‘the gem of the Norfolk Coast’. With showstopping features such as narrow, ancient streets, an award-winning beach, independent shops, a Victorian pier and even the tallest church tower in the whole of Norfolk, you certainly can’t argue with this beautiful description. Relax and unwind post Cromer adventure in the unrivalled comfort of your cosy living room, complete with leather furniture, widescreen smart TV and winter warming wood burner. Alternatively, keep smelling the fresh sea air in your lush, green garden. All the sweeter when accompanied by a chilled glass of sparkling wine, a smoky BBQ and a foray into the whereabouts of the local wildlife.

Book a holiday cottage to coincide with the Cromer Lobster Festival

Cromer is the home of the crab and its tasty trademark pincer perfect dishes are undoubtedly stuff of legend. So much so that the town hosts an annual Crab and Lobster Festival every May. Whether you sample some out and about or take some home with you to cook up a storm in your fully furnished kitchen, you will experience one of the most popular dishes in the whole of Norfolk. Savouring more sea worthy stories? Swim out and snorkel along the 20-mile-long Cromer Shoals Chalk Bed, described as ‘Britain’s Great Barrier Reef’. A tourist attraction quite like no other!

Social evenings on holiday

Evenings in Cromer are as vibrant as anywhere you will encounter in Norfolk. A must-do in the town is to enjoy a refreshing pint at The Foundry Arms, one of the most popular pubs in the area. Alternatively, you can see in the night with a series of fun-filled yet challenging onsite board games alongside your nearest and dearest on the large oak table in the traditional dining room. Certainly a priceless moment that you can capture on camera and post all over social media using the complimentary Wi-Fi available!

From the moment you wake up after an undisturbed night’s sleep in your choice of spacious, en suite bathrooms, you will feel refreshed, refuelled and ready to go for the day’s adventures. Whether you wake up bright and early and catch the stunning colourful sunrises or take advantage of Norfolk’s spectacular serenity with a well-deserved mid-morning lie-in and a long soak in the free-standing bath, your holiday home undoubtedly offers all that you would want in a perfect holiday.

Although relatively small in size, Cromer is a place that is certainly packed full of activities for the whole family. Whatever your age, tastes and expectations, you’ll be warmly welcomed to a thriving seaside town that provides a fascinating history and heritage, delicious locally sourced food and stunningly sandy beaches.