Fisherman's Cottage is a charming one-bedroom retreat centrally placed in the heart of Cromer in North Norfolk. This delightful brick and flint cottage oodles charm and was once the home of a local fisherman who sold Cromer crab from his window box! The property and is centrally located and yet peaceful. It is well placed for Cromer’s Blue Flag beach and iconic pier, and a short stroll from the thriving high street Take a walk down to the seafront (less than 5 minutes away) grab a coffee, take in a surf lesson or just relax on the Blue Flag Beach! Paddle boards can be hired too. You'll find a good pub across the road, and various eateries, delis and shops on the High Street, which is a short stroll away. The Pavilion Theatre on Cromer Pier hosts some fabulous shows throughout the year, not to be missed! Fisherman’s Cottage is dog friendly, making it the perfect spot for a memorable getaway in this beautiful seaside town. An additional pet fee is applicable. Please enquire with the host. We kindly ask that pets keep off the seating and bed. This is an ideal place from which to relax and enjoy all that Cromer (and beyond) has to offer. Car parking is not provided however carparking facilities can be found near-by at Meadow Road Carpark and Cadogan Road, details of which can be found on the North Norfolk District Council website, within the 'car parking locations' section. Please note, due to the nature of the staircase at this property, it is not deemed suitable for people with mobility issues.

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. 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. Known for its Victorian architecture and traditional seaside charm, Cromer has a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The town’s cliff-top setting offers stunning views over the North Sea, and its narrow streets are filled with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants. Cromer has a 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. Cromer Pier is one of the town’s most iconic landmarks. It stretches out into the sea and is home to the famous Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre along with the Life Boat Museum.