The Lookout -Cromer

Wow! What a location. Perched on top of the cliffs at Cromer with uninterrupted views over the sea to the East, West and North and views of the iconic Pier, this is a super seaside holiday house with a front row seat for some fantastic sunsets. Built in 1926 and originally the Coastguard’s lookout post, the house is beautifully presented and has a relaxed atmosphere. A single storey building, The Lookout exudes coastal comfort and is a lovely launch pad for accessing the beach, promenade entertainments, the Pier shows and of course, the Norfolk coastal path. With a dog welcome too, the whole family will enjoy a break here at any time of the year, come for the summer sunshine but come too, for the dramatic winter skies and a blast of salty sea air! Shops/Pubs: within walking distance

One Level:
Open Plan Sitting/Dining Room with Kitchen Area with comfortable seating, FreeSat TV, DVD player, CD player, WiFi, dining table and chairs
Kitchen with built-in electric oven, electric induction hob, fridge with icebox and microwave
Conservatory with additional seating and doors to the garden
Bedroom 1 with steps down into the room, king-size bed with En-Suite Shower Room with shower, washbasin and wc
Bedroom 2 with twin beds
Bedroom 3 with adult bunk beds
Family Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, washbasin and washing machine
Cloakroom with washbasin and wc

Garden: Enclosed garden with charcoal barbeque, table and chairs. The gate at the front of the garden, leads to an enclosed strip of old coastal path with direct access to the cliff edge, please take care. Garden shed with secure bike storage, freezer and tumble dryer.
Parking: Designated parking for three to four cars.
Heating: Thermostatically controlled electric heating.
Pets: One small dog welcome. Please be aware of our booking information regarding pets.
Also provided: Towels. Books and Games. Hairdryer. Welcome pack. Travel cot.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. There is a small covered pond in the garden, children should be supervised near water at all times.

Cromer is a great seaside resort and popular year-round, drawing visitors back time and again. It has a good beach, great promenade with traditional entertainment such as pitch and putt, the famous Cromer Pier itself featuring year-round shows, a local history museum, a new lifeboat museum, cliff-top golf at The Royal Cromer Golf Club, a multi-screen cinema, Amazona Zoo, indoor children's play barn, Kart Track, cycle hire and plenty of shops, pubs and restaurants. The town is set on the cliff tops with plenty of walking available on the Norfolk Coast Path offering great views along the coast and out to sea and if you have the energy, on open days you can climb to the top of the church tower for some spectacular views. Beyond Cromer, take a train into Norwich for a cultural day out, visit the fabulous historic houses of Felbrigg and Blickling and take a walk through Sheringham Park, all run by the National Trust. If you want to leave the car behind to go exploring, take the Coast Hopper bus, which is hop-on, hop-off service that runs right along the coast to Hunstanton and The Wash. There is a huge amount to discover and Cromer is a great place to start.