The property
Located in the Norfolk town of Sheringham, near the stunning coastline is Beck Cottage, a charming, former fisherman's dwelling. Well-equipped for a self-catered break, whilst encompassed by both coastal and countryside attractions, Beck Cottage enjoys a central position, offering a wonderful base for a romantic getaway; two guests and a furry companion are invited. Park up on a nearby road before making your way to this characterful home. Step indoors to meet the compact yet convenient kitchen/diner, with a breakfast bar, gas oven and hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer on offer. For formal mealtimes, head upstairs and set the drop-leaf dining table, as the wine is poured and conversion flows, before lounging in front of the Smart TV for the night. As sleep calls, head downstairs to climb into the plush double bed, awakening to a refreshing shower in the en-suite. Travel on foot into the town to meet a wealth of shops, pubs, restaurants, takeaways and cafés, before enjoying a stroll along the Blue Flag terrain of Sheringham Beach, or a visit to the picturesque landscape of Sheringham Boating Lake, whilst the National Trust property of Sheringham Park is nearby, ideal for touring on wet days; the North Norfolk Railway Poppy Line is also within the area, recommended to board for a trip through the countryside, ending the trip in Holt, also home to a range of delightful amenities. Follow the coastline to reach Cromer, where you can enjoy a beach day, tour the local museum, and visit the Amazona Zoo, home to over 200 different species, before spending an afternoon upon Cromer Pier & Pavilion Theatre, full of seaside amusements for a memorable trip. The Norfolk Coast AONB is within driving distance, with some local coastlines to explore, including Salthouse Beach, or hike through Salthouse Marshes for the chance to wildlife spot, whilst Mundesley Beach and Happisburgh Beach rest south, also perfect for days at the coast. Make memories together at Beck Cottage.
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.
