Cromer is one of the North Norfolk coast’s most enduring seaside towns, celebrated for its sandy beach, Victorian promenade, famous pier and wealth of independent businesses. Park Road enjoys a particularly convenient setting, with the town centre and coastline within easy reach, alongside a wonderful choice of coastal and countryside walks. The Pines is an attractive period building, with this top-floor flat occupying a well-proportioned position within its characterful setting.
Inside, the apartment offers approximately 577 sq. ft. (53.6 sq. m.) of well-arranged accommodation. The generous sitting/dining room forms the heart of the home, with plenty of space for comfortable seating and a dining table, while the windows allow in good natural light. The separate kitchen is fitted with cream cabinetry, contrasting work surfaces and integrated appliances, with a useful opening connecting it naturally to the main living space. There are two bedrooms, including a well-proportioned principal bedroom, together with a family bathroom with overhead shower and separate WC. Neutral décor, soft carpeting and charming period details create a warm and inviting feel throughout.
Outside, the property benefits from allocated parking within the generous gravelled area to the front of The Pines. The attractive red-brick façade and mature greenery give the building a welcoming presence, while the apartment offers an appealing balance of character, practicality and easy coastal living, ideal as a permanent home, retreat or investment.
Cromer
Cromer is one of North Norfolk’s best-known coastal towns, popular with residents for its combination of seaside character, everyday convenience and strong sense of community.
The town offers a wide range of amenities, including supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, schools and healthcare facilities, along with direct rail links to Norwich. Its mix of practical day-to-day services and coastal surroundings makes Cromer a popular choice for families, retirees and those relocating to the area full time.
Cromer is well known for its traditional pier, wide beaches and strong connection to the sea, while the surrounding coastline and countryside provide easy access to walking routes and outdoor activities throughout the year.
Despite its popularity with visitors, Cromer remains a working and well-supported town year round, with a busy local community and regular events helping maintain activity outside of the holiday season. The town also benefits from a good mix of character properties, period homes and more modern developments across both the town centre and surrounding residential areas.
For those looking for a well-connected coastal town with a strong community feel and access to everything needed for day-to-day living, Cromer continues to be one of North Norfolk’s most sought-after places to live.
Services connected
Mains electricity, water, gas & drainage.
Council Tax
Band A.
Energy Efficiency Rating
C.
Tenure
Leasehold. 110 years remaining. Service charge of £1,065pa - paid bi-annually (2x £526.63)
Location
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Agent’s note
Service charge covers ground rent, maintenance of communal areas, buildings insurance, fire system servicing & maintenance, and maintenance of the driveway & outside space as well as any external issues in connection with the rood, walls, gutters and windows.
Pets are permitted with permission from the freeholder, subject to a nominal one-off charge.
Holiday lets are not permitted.
