Summary:
Welcome to Coastal Retreat, a ground-floor haven in Overstrand Village just a stone’s throw from Overstand’s spectacular sandy beach! Well known for its clifftop location, Overstand offers easy access to some of the most picturesque areas of North Norfolk, with a coastal path leading all the way to Cromer just over 1 mile away! Coastal Retreat promises an unforgettable coastal getaway for you and your loved ones.
The Space:
Enjoy the open-plan living area, which flows into the kitchen. The cosy lounge has a sofa and wall-mounted Smart TV.
The fully stocked kitchen has all the essentials for preparing meals, from a family dinner to a beach picnic. It includes a fridge, oven, toaster, kettle, microwave, and washing machine for added convenience.
With two comfortable king-size bedrooms, one of which can be converted into twin beds upon request, Coastal Retreat offers plenty of space and storage for a restful stay.
The family bathroom is well-equipped with an electric shower, bath, toilet, sink, and a heated towel rail.
While there’s no garden, the property is centrally located on Overstrand’s main high street, just a short walk from the beach. The local pub and convenience store are only steps away from your front door.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property.
The keys to Coastal Retreat are accessed via a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to check-in.
The Neighborhood:
Cromer is located about 23 miles north of Norwich and sits on the North Norfolk Coast within the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Cromer, a charming seaside town on the North Norfolk coast, is famous for its sandy beaches, iconic pier, and delicious Cromer crabs. With a rich history as a traditional British seaside resort, Cromer offers a blend of family-friendly activities, historical landmarks, and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for visitors of all ages.
The wide sandy beach, backed by cliffs, is perfect for a family day out. It’s ideal for sunbathing, beach games, and swimming during the summer months. At low tide, rock pools are revealed, providing a great opportunity for exploring marine life.
Take a stroll to Cromer Pier, one of the town’s most iconic landmarks. It stretches out into the sea and is home to the famous Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre, which hosts the Cromer Pier Show, one of the few remaining traditional end-of-pier variety shows in the UK.
If you are looking for stunning sea views, take a trip to Cromer Lighthouse which is situated on the cliffs above the town. The area around the lighthouse is popular for walking, with scenic paths along the cliffs offering views of the coastline.
Cromer is a key stop on the Norfolk Coast Path, a long-distance trail that stretches for miles along the coast. Walkers can enjoy spectacular cliff-top walks with views of the sea and surrounding countryside. A popular route is the walk from Cromer to Overstrand, about 2 miles along the cliff-top path, which offers lovely views.
If you have brought your clubs, visit Cromer Royal Golf Club. This cliff-top golf course offers challenging play with spectacular sea views. It's one of the oldest golf courses in the UK, having been founded in 1888, and is open to visitors.
If you are looking for some delicious food during your stay, head to Rocket House Cafe, with stunning views over the beach and the sea, this café is a favorite spot for a casual lunch or coffee. Or if you fancy some tasty fish and chips, visit No.1 Cromer, the Michelin-Star owned Fish & Chip shop.
Whether you’re looking to relax on the beach, explore the countryside, or enjoy delicious local seafood, Cromer has something for everyone.
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.
If travelling by car you can easily visit 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 or take the bus, 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.
Interaction with Guests:
We're always available for our guests so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
