Ashdown Court itself is a secure, purpose-built development set in an exceptionally convenient location, offering immediate access to Cromer town centre, North Lodge Park, and the seafront. Residents benefit from an excellent range of communal amenities designed to support an active and sociable lifestyle if desired, including a residents’ lounge, guest suites for visiting friends and family, an on-site hairdressing salon, laundry facilities, lift access to all floors and beautifully maintained communal gardens. Allocated parking is also available, adding to the overall ease of living. This first-floor flat represents an ideal opportunity to enjoy independent living with peace of mind, all within one of Cromer’s most popular over-55s developments.

Situated on the first floor, this well-presented one-bedroom flat offers comfortable and secure living exclusively for residents aged 55 and over. The accommodation is thoughtfully laid out and includes a generous lounge/diner with double glazed French doors opening onto a Juliet balcony providing views over the communal gardens, a well-proportioned double bedroom with a built-in double wardrobe, a fitted kitchen, and a well-appointed bathroom. The flat feels bright and welcoming throughout, benefiting from an easy-to-navigate layout that is perfectly suited to everyday living. Viewings are highly advised to fully appreciate everything that is on offer. Call Millers to view.

Cromer

Situated on the North Norfolk coast, Cromer presents a blend of historical significance and contemporary coastal appeal. This town is characterised by its Victorian pier, a prominent architectural feature that houses the Pavilion Theatre and a functioning lifeboat station, underscoring Cromer's enduring maritime connection. The area's natural landscape features striking cliffs and expansive sandy beaches, contributing to its established reputation as a traditional seaside destination. Furthermore, Cromer's heritage is reflected in its architectural landmarks, notably the parish church of St. Peter and St. Paul. The town's economy and cultural identity are closely linked to its fishing industry, particularly the harvesting of Cromer crab, and its ongoing association with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Cromer thus serves as a locale of historical and cultural interest, offering a combination of scenic beauty and established community traditions.

Communal Entrance

Communal entrance doors, secure intercom entry system, lift and stairs to all floors and entrance door to the apartment from the communal first-floor landing.

Entrance Hall

Built-in airing cupboard housing the hot water tank with immersion heater, intercom entry telephone, emergency pull cord, ceiling coving, carpeted flooring, doors to the lounge/diner, bedroom and bathroom.

Lounge/Diner

Double glazed door to the rear aspect opening on to a Juliet balcony with views over the communal gardens, electric fire with ornate surround and marble effect hearth, ceiling coving, emergency pull cord, electric storage heaters, carpeted flooring and opening to the kitchen.

Kitchen

A range of fitted base and wall mounted units with work surfaces over, inset stainless steel sink with side drainer, built-in eye level electric oven, inset four-ring electric hob with extractor over, tiled splash backs, space for fridge, space for freezer, ceiling coving and vinyl flooring.

Bedroom

Double glazed window to the rear aspect overlooking the communal garden, built-in double wardrobe with sliding mirrored doors, ceiling coving, electric storage heater, carpeted flooring and emergency pull cord.

Bathroom

Panel-sided bath with power shower over, pedestal wash hand basin, low-level WC, wall mounted heated towel rail, ceiling coving, extractor fan, wall mounted light with integrated shaver point, wall mounted heater, tiled walls and tile-effect vinyl flooring.

Communal Garden

Beautifully maintained communal gardens wrap around the apartments with several seating areas.

Parking - Allocated parking

Communal parking is offered at the front and rear of the apartments.

Disclaimer

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