Family-friendly charming cottage | Beach nearby

This charming Edwardian apartment is filled with character and situated within the lovely village of East Runton. With an all round pleasing atmosphere, this accommodation is perfect for either families or couples to enjoy. Wander inside to the entrance hallway and up the stairs where you will find a well-appointed bathroom. The bespoke furnishings create an elegant overtone so you can get ready in style. A few more steps will take you up to a double and twin bedroom, complete with a soothing finish; containing storage space, wall art, and outside views across to the sea. Whichever room you choose, you will look forward to relaxing and enjoying a peaceful night's sleep. On this floor, an open plan kitchen, sitting and dining area is layered with a sofa and comfortable arm chairs with a hint of vibrancy. The caravan park can be seen from the window, with clear sea views beyond. Sit back and unwind in the evening hours, amongst the lovely décor. A well-equipped kitchen rests nearby, home to the essentials you need to prepare your favourite meals, morning through to night time. Outside of the cottage, you can wander into the village of East Runton, boasting shops, pubs and a sandy beach, or into the town of Cromer with its wide variety of typical seaside entertainments and famous pier from which you can watch the stunning sunsets. Further afield, the area of North Norfolk has many different places worth visiting, including the Norfolk Broads, nature reserves, family attractions and beaches. All in all, this is a unique property for a heart-warming stay. East Runton is located near the North Sea in Norfolk; once a traditional fishing village. The village holds its own shops, pubs, fish and chip shop and a lovely sandy beach. Nearby East Runton is the coastal town of Cromer with a Victorian pier offering visitors the chance to see theatre shows and visit the museum. This area of North Norfolk has many places worth visiting, including local golf courses at West Runton, Cromer and Sheringham, and the National Trust Sheringham Park and Felbrigg Hall.