Cromer Road, Sheringham, NR26

Positioned just moments from Sheringham’s bustling town centre & beautiful Blue Flag beach, 18 Cromer Road enjoys one of the area’s most convenient coastal settings. Independent shops, cafés, restaurants, schools & everyday amenities are all within easy walking distance, while the North Norfolk Railway, scenic clifftop walks & excellent transport links make this an exceptional place to call home. Whether you’re looking for a substantial permanent residence, a coastal retreat or a property with income potential, this is a location that offers both lifestyle & practicality in equal measure.

Beautifully restored & thoughtfully updated, this impressive Victorian home effortlessly combines elegant period character with contemporary living. Extending to over 2,600 sq. ft., the main house offers five generous bedrooms alongside a superb open-plan kitchen & dining space that forms the heart of the home, flooded with natural light from bi-fold doors & roof glazing. Character features, including original tiled flooring, stripped timber floors & feature fireplaces, sit comfortably alongside high-quality modern finishes, creating a home that feels both timeless & welcoming. The adjoining two-bedroom annexe, Coopers Cottage, provides exceptional flexibility, whether for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or as an established holiday let, with the option to connect seamlessly to the main house. Upper-floor bedrooms enjoy rooftop & sea views, adding another special dimension to this outstanding coastal home.

Outside, the south-westerly-facing gardens have been designed for relaxation as much as entertaining, with generous decked seating areas, established planting & a wonderfully private feel. The outdoor cast-iron bath creates a unique focal point, while the enclosed garden offers plenty of space for family life or peaceful afternoons in the sun. Ample off-road parking further enhances the practicality of the property, completing a home that is as versatile as it is beautifully presented.

Sheringham

Sheringham is one of North Norfolk’s best-known coastal towns, popular with residents for its combination of independent businesses, everyday amenities and easy access to both the coast and countryside.

Unlike some coastal locations which become quieter out of season, Sheringham has a strong year-round community and a busy town centre throughout the year. The high street offers a good range of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, alongside supermarkets, schools, healthcare facilities and regular rail links to Norwich.

The town’s beach, promenade and coastal paths are a big part of life locally, while nearby countryside and woodland walks offer plenty to explore away from the seafront. Sheringham also sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making it particularly appealing for those who enjoy outdoor living.

Residents are often drawn to the balance Sheringham offers - lively enough to feel active and well connected, while still retaining the character and pace of a traditional North Norfolk coastal town.

Services Connected
Mains water, electricity, gas & drainage.

Council Tax
Band C.

EPC Rating
D.

Tenure
Freehold.

Location
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