Seahorse Villas

The Space
The lounge offers stunning sea views from the swinging chair and sofas. Enjoy stargazing with the telescope or watch your favorite shows on the large Smart TV with access to all major streaming platforms. An expanding dining table is perfect for quick bites or larger meals, while a selection of books and cosy sofas provide a relaxing space.

The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need, including a fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, and bakeware.

This apartment features two comfortable bedrooms: one with a plush king-size bed and the other with twin beds.

The modern bathroom includes a shower, bidet, toilet, and wash basin, with fresh towels provided.

Neighborhood
Located in a peaceful yet central area, the apartment is within easy reach of Cromer’s top attractions, including Cromer Pier, the Pavilion Theatre, RNLI Lifeboat Museum, and the North Norfolk Steam Railway. For convenience, Seahorse Villas is just a short 2-5 minute walk to supermarkets, the main high street, and both the bus and train stations, ensuring a hassle-free, memorable stay by the seaside!

Cromer, once a historic fishing town, is now a favorite destination for UK holidaymakers, while still retaining its famous Cromer Crabs, available at many local restaurants. The town is known for its Victorian architecture and its iconic Cromer Pier, home to the UK's last remaining end-of-pier variety show, a must-see for visitors.

Beyond Cromer, the North Norfolk Coast offers a wealth of beautiful beaches and charming towns. Sheringham, just under 5 miles away, is accessible by a scenic 1.5-hour coastal walk and offers its own beach, shops, restaurants, and cafés.

For those looking for more secluded spots, the nearby villages of Overstrand and Trimingham have quieter, sandy beaches perfect for a peaceful day by the sea.

Getting Around
Getting to Cromer is easy, whether by car, train, or bus. By car, it’s around 40 minutes from Norwich via the A140 and A149, offering scenic countryside views.

Cromer Train Station connects to Norwich on the Bittern Line, with regular services taking about 45 minutes, making it convenient for visitors traveling from London via Norwich.

Local buses, including the Coasthopper, connect Cromer to nearby coastal towns like Sheringham, Wells-next-the-Sea, and Hunstanton, providing a scenic route along the North Norfolk coast.

Once in Cromer, the town is compact and easily explored on foot, with its beach, pier, and high street all within walking distance. For those looking to explore further, cycling is also popular, with quiet coastal paths and country roads.