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Norfolk |
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Mrs Geary |
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Cromer |
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020 8995 5769 |
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Bacton |
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Cottage |
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4+1 |
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Bedrooms: |
2 |
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Bathrooms: |
1 |
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This Norfolk beach house in the village of Bacton on the North Norfolk coast is ideal for family seaside holidays, rural breaks and weekends by the sea. Bright and airy in the summer this holiday beach house is also snug in winter with central heating and a wood burning stove. Walk across the green to the beach and enjoy fresh sea air and rural peace.
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Self catering Cottages Cromer: A Seaside Holiday Cottage in Bacton, North Norfolk
Coast, East Anglia
Seaview
Delightfully situated facing the sea with direct beach access
Delightfully situated near the Lakelands village of Maryport
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Interior
This two bedroom holiday house comprises: a double bedroom and a second bedroom with bunk beds plus an optional single bed; a sitting room with sofas, wood-burning stove, TV and DVD player; a sunroom with dining table and sofa; a kitchen with electric oven, microwave, fridge and washing machine; and a bathroom with electric shower, bath and WC.
The sunroom opens, through French windows, onto a small patio garden, which in turn opens onto the large field with steps down to the beach. There are books, board games and radios, and gas central heating when required.
Bookings: In school holidays bookings are generally weekly. At other times, guests may book a mid-week or weekend short break. Rates are £390 per week in school term time, £490 per week in school holidays. Short breaks £240 for 3 nights.
Rates include gas, electricity and logs. Duvets and pillows supplied, and please bring your own towels and bed linen.
Outside
The house looks out towards the North Sea across a large green, with direct access to a long sandy beach. It is part of a quiet estate of white weatherboard beach bungalows built in the 1930s, each privately owned. The pretty garden has a wide view across the green to the sea. Safe for children, it is fenced with parking space available.
Local area
Bacton has a wonderful wide sandy beach, which never gets crowded - even in the peak summer season. Quiet, with no public road or car park there is good sea fishing, and some people swim all the year round, occasionally in the company of a visiting seal or porpoise!
Bacton is about half an hour’s drive north-east of Norwich, on the coast, approximately half way between Cromer to the north, and Great Yarmouth to the south. The village is surrounded by farmland and plenty of interesting places to visit. The nearest market town (and train station) is at North Walsham.
This peaceful rural coastal location is great for walks, with the Paston Way and Weaver’s Way close by, bike rides, bird-watching, fishing, painting, photography and fossil-hunting. There are golf courses at Mundesley (with driving range), Cromer, West Runton, Sheringham and Sprowston.
Close to the Norfolk Broads, with boat hire, nature reserves, picturesque pubs and windmills. Further up the North Norfolk coast you can take a boat trip to visit a seal colony at Blakeney or travel by steam train on various routes. National Trust country houses nearby include Blickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall.
Guests may also visit the Happisburgh Lighthouse, the Victorian seaside resorts of Cromer and Sheringham, or the market towns of North Walsham, Aylsham (great auctions!), Stalham, or the lovely shops and galleries of Holt. Norwich is a half-hour drive, with its historic castle, cathedral, shops, restaurants and arts venues.
