Coast Road, Trimingham

Location Popular with watersports enthusiasts, dog walkers and night-fishermen, the attractive north Norfolk village of Trimingham is located approximately 2.5 miles north west of Mundesley and 5 miles south east of Cromer. With good access to the Norfolk Coast Path, the village also offers a church, Saint John the Baptist's Head and for those keen explorers, the high cliffs at Trimingham are well-known as a spot for fossil hunting and collecting shells alongside a fantastic village hall holding numerous events throughout the year.

Mundesley, the closest for amenities, is a delightful coastal village which became popular with the Victorians when visitors were brought to the sea with the opening of the railway in 1889. The railway has long gone but blue flag sandy beaches, coloured beach huts, shallow rock pools and flint faced cottages characterise the village throughout the summer. The village is also a great starting point for country walks to include the coastal path with plenty of footpaths and circular routes. Close by the Southrepps Common is an important area for wildlife with woodland and wild flowers. The bustling village centre has a variety of shops to include butchers, florist, ladies clothes shop, ladies and gents hairdressers, chemist, Spa and Tesco express, together with eateries, hotels and a pub. Mundesley also has its own medical centre, primary school and nine hole golf course founded in 1901. There is an adventure island crazy golf park close to the seafront and small maritime museum which is also the lookout of the National Coast Watch Institution.

Cromer, a vibrant predominantly Victorian town is perched on the edge of the North Norfolk Coast, famous for its wide open beaches, Cromer crabs and traditional pier complete with theatre providing Seaside Special variety shows. Rich in its fishing heritage, Cromer also has a lighthouse and a proud tradition of RNLI service. There is an excellent mix of small independent local shops and a wide variety of cafes, restaurants, pubs and holiday accommodation together with train and bus links to The Broads and Norwich, some 23 miles distant. There is also a hospital, doctors and dental surgery, library and The Royal Cromer Golf Club. 

Description We are delighted to present this attractive parcel of amenity land, enviably positioned on the north side of Coast Road. Enjoying an elevated position above the cliffs, the land offers far-reaching, picturesque views across adjoining land out towards the sparkling sea - a setting that changes beautifully with the seasons.

Extending to approximately half an acre (subject to measured survey), the land provides a rare chance to secure a slice of the North Norfolk coastline. Access is via a strip of land to the east. The land provides an open space that feels both private and connected to its stunning natural surroundings.

Whether as a haven for wildlife, a place to enjoy coastal walks, or simply as a private escape with an ever-changing sea view, this charming piece of land offers a wealth of possibilities to the discerning buyer. 

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Local Authority North Norfolk District Council 

AGENT NOTE The property is situated in an area affected by coastal erosion. 

Important Agent Note Intending purchasers will be asked to provide original Identity Documentation and Proof of Address before solicitors are instructed. 

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