Number 19 is a neat single-storey holiday cabin in Cormer, Norfolk. Just a short stroll from the beach, this pet-friendly haven boasts an open-plan layout, large, shared garden and is near plenty of amenities. Park the car and make your way to your new coastal abode, appreciate the manicured lawn of the shared garden onsite before entering. Once you enter, you will be greeted with an open-plan area consisting of a kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Crank up the tunes on the CD player in the kitchen as you create culinary delights to enjoy at the dining table set for four guests. Unwind on the plush sofa as you flick on the TV and watch your favourite shows or catch up with your loved ones and plan the next day's adventures. After the sun sets, freshen up in the shower room and choose from a twin room or a double to rest your head. Sip a coffee as your furry companion enjoys the large lawn outside, or lay out a blanket for a picnic in the sun. Being situated near the Norfolk Coast National Landscape means there are various stunning sites to explore. Take a stroll to Cromer Beach, the nearest beach to your abode, feel the sand between your toes as you delve into a delicious frozen treat, take a walk along the coast and keep an eye out for Banksy artwork along the way. History buffs will enjoy a visit to Cromer Museum, examine the fossils from the Stone Age, with other fascinating exhibitions to uncover at this small museum. If you want some garden inspiration visit the National Trust - Felbrigg Hall, Gardens & Estate, explore the colourful walled garden, spot the sheep and cows wandering the grounds and rest and refuel in the courtyard with a picnic or a treat from the cafe. Number 19 is a pleasant base for exploring the Norfolk coast.

The popular North Norfolk seaside town of Cromer is known for its wonderful clifftop promenade, with attractive, colourful gardens and seating areas ideally placed for enjoying the stunning panoramic views over the sea. Cromer has a lovely, sandy Blue Flag beach where both children and adults can spend hours building sand castles, swimming, sunbathing or investigating the tidal pools in search of interesting sea creatures, which include young Cromer crabs. Cromer is proud of its beautiful Victorian pier, offering theatre shows, a museum and an rnli lifeboat station, which is open to visitors and where you can learn about Cromer’s long lifeboat history. The town centre offers a variety of shops, cafés, restaurants, public houses and amusements, while local golf courses can be found at Cromer, Sheringham and West Runton. This part of North Norfolk offers many places of interest to visit, including the National Trust’s Sheringham Park and Felbrigg Hall, both enjoying wonderful woodland areas for walks and picnics, along with the Norfolk Shire Horse Centre, Amazona Zoo and the Hilltop Outdoor Adventure Centre. Take a nostalgic journey on a steam train at nearby Sheringham, or spend a day driving or cycling along North Norfolk’s beautiful coastline, stopping off to explore its salt marshes and nature reserves rich with birdlife. A lovely holiday location for all!

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