Guide Price £550,000 - £575,000. Introducing an Edwardian residence in the vibrant coastal town of Cromer, where period charm meets modern refinement across three beautifully arranged floors. Set within a desirable location, just moments from local amenities, the seafront and scenic countryside, this expansive semi-detached home offers five generous bedrooms, including a contemporary ensuite to one of the many bedrooms, two welcoming reception spaces, a conservatory and an impressive open-plan kitchen and dining area. Outside, the home continues to impress with a gated driveway for multiple vehicles, a part-converted garage, a west-facing walled garden and two versatile studios ideal for creative or professional pursuits.

Location

Nestled on the stunning North Norfolk coastline, Cromer is a picturesque town renowned for its natural beauty, traditional charm, and vibrant seaside atmosphere. Cromer offers a delightful mix of sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and a lively town centre. The main attraction is its expansive sandy beach, perfect for sunbathing, building sandcastles, and leisurely walks along the shore. Cromer Beach also holds a special place in the hearts of seafood lovers, as it is famous for its delicious Cromer crabs, which can be enjoyed in the local restaurants and seafood stalls.

For families, local schools are all within easy walking distance, adding day-to-day convenience to this already well-rounded coastal town.

Cromer is steeped in history and boasts a distinct Victorian character. The iconic Cromer Pier, a Grade II-listed structure that hosts a variety of entertainment, including theatrical performances, live music, and the renowned end-of-pier Cromer Pier Show. The town centre exudes a charming atmosphere with its narrow streets, traditional shops, and tea rooms offering delectable cream teas. Those seeking outdoor adventures, Cromer offers breath-taking coastal walks along the Norfolk Coast Path, which provides panoramic views of the sea and surrounding countryside.

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With double gates opening to an ample paved driveway, this home makes a grand first impression, combining traditional Edwardian architecture with practical upgrades suited to modern living. Step through the front door into a spacious entrance hall, where high ceilings and period features set the tone. The bay-fronted lounge, complete with a character fireplace, offers generous proportions and elegant charm, with potential to install a log burner for added warmth and atmosphere.

A second reception room provides ideal flexibility—whether used as a snug, study or additional lounge. This blue-toned space features an open fireplace surround and offers the opportunity to add a log burner, creating a truly cosy setting. At the rear, the kitchen/diner becomes the social heart of the home, offering a blend of rustic style and contemporary convenience with a Belfast sink, Rangemaster cooker and wooden worktops.

This space flows seamlessly into the conservatory, perfect for relaxed gatherings or morning coffees surrounded by views of the garden.

The upper levels are thoughtfully arranged for privacy and comfort, offering five bedrooms across two floors. One of the bedrooms enjoys stunning views stretching back over Cromer—some of the home’s most captivating outlooks—making it a truly special space to wake up in. A smaller bedroom features a contemporary ensuite, ideal for guests or flexible use. Each bedroom is bathed in sunlight from generous windows, with charming details such as cast iron fireplaces and built-in storage.

A separate shower room on the first floor caters to family and guests, while the top floor provides additional bedrooms ideal for older children or hobby spaces. The home balances space and intimacy with elegance throughout.

To the rear, the west-facing walled garden provides a private outdoor escape with a well-tended lawn framed by mature planting and multiple patio seating areas to soak in the evening sun. Whether you're hosting summer barbecues, playing with the children or enjoying a peaceful moment, this garden offers the perfect backdrop.

Adding to the home’s appeal are two garden studios—fully insulated with electricity—ideal as home offices, workshops or even potential annexe space (subject to planning). The part-converted garage with electric and plumbing further enhances the functionality of this exceptional home.

Agents Note

We understand that this property is freehold. Connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.

Heating system - Gas Central Heating

Council Tax Band: D