Macdonald Road, Cromer, NR27

Guide Price £500,000-£525,000

Practically positioned in the heart of Cromer, tucked away just off the coastal road, MacDonald Road offers a peaceful setting only minutes from the seafront, pier, and bustling town centre. Formerly a highly successful guest house known as Brightside Guest House, now a cherished main residence, spanning over 2,800 square feet, the property offers impressively flexible accommodation arranged over four floors. With nine bedrooms and eight bathrooms, the space can easily be adapted to suit individual needs. Several upper-floor rooms could be reimagined as additional reception areas, home offices, or creative studios, made even easier thanks to existing plumbing throughout.

To the ground floor, the home continues to deliver versatility. With four spacious reception rooms, originally practically designed to provide living quarters and separate dining/entertaining areas for guests. The generous size kitchen, shower room and utility area complete the impressive ground-floor accommodation.

At the rear, a modest yet inviting garden provides an ideal retreat for morning coffees, lazy lunches, or evening drinks. A gate leads to the added bonus of private parking, making this space practical as well as peaceful.

With its generous proportions, flexible layout, and prime location, this would make a truly fantastic family home by the sea with ample space for guests and family. The property also offers tremendous further potential to either reinstate the property as a guest house or provide the potential for conversion, subject to the relevant permissions. Viewings are essential with this property to fully appreciate the scale of the accommodation and to realise the fantastic further potential that this impressive property has to offer. Call Millers to view.

Cromer

Cromer, perched on the scenic North Norfolk coast, is a quintessential English seaside town brimming with character and charm. Known for its elegant Victorian architecture, iconic pier complete with a traditional theatre, and sweeping views over the North Sea, Cromer effortlessly blends heritage with natural beauty. Its gently sloping beach of sand and shingle offers a perfect spot for family days out, shoreline walks, and the timeless pastime of stone skimming. The town is perhaps most famous for its namesake delicacy, “Cromer crab”, freshly landed by local fishermen and celebrated for its sweet, delicate flavour.

Beyond its nostalgic seaside appeal, Cromer has evolved into a vibrant and welcoming community. Independent shops, art galleries, and cafés add colour to the historic streets, while events like the Cromer Carnival and pier shows keep the town lively throughout the year. With good schools nearby and easy access to the Norfolk Coast Path, it's no wonder more people are choosing to relocate here in search of a slower pace of life. Whether you're drawn by the sea air, the seafood, or the sense of community, Cromer offers a timeless escape on the edge of the North Sea.