About this property
Howards Hill West, a mid-terrace cottage, sits delightfully in the popular Norfolk seaside town of Cromer, just a short stroll from its wonderful Blue Flag beach. It comes within conveniently close proximity of the countryside, coastline and attractions of the region, making it an ideal stay for families and friends looking to explore the area. Enter this neutrally decorated cottage and head left into the welcoming sitting room, a warming spot to kick back and relax after exploring the stunning Norfolk Coast AONB. Step through into a modern kitchen/diner, well-equipped and furnished delightfully, while adjacent to this is a peaceful lean-to porch with a cosy armchair, an ideal spot to sit and read a book or enjoy your morning coffee. The first floor of Howards Hill West plays host to two comforting bedrooms; a double which has beautiful sea views out of the window, and a twin bedroom are served by a fresh family bathroom offering a shower over the bath. To relax outside, step out into the back garden where you can enjoy a refreshing drink with the sea breeze to accompany you. A short stroll will lead you into this charming seaside town, it boasts a wealth of charming amenities along with its renowned clifftop pier and wonderful sandy beach to make the most of. The whole of beautiful Norfolk beckons from here, you can easily explore the astounding Norfolk Coast AONB, the countryside of the Norfolk Broads and the wonderful city that is Norwich. For an alternative day at the beach, head to the ever-popular resort of Great Yarmouth, offering much for the visitor to see and do. Explore the fabulous area of Norfolk from this homely terraced cottage.
The seaside town of Cromer is on the Norfolk coast and is known for its clifftop promenade with its gardens and views. Cromer has a Blue Flag beach, a Victorian pier offering theatre shows, a museum and an rnli lifeboat station and a variety of shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and amusements. To truly experience Norfolk, explore the Norfolk Coast aonb, the Norfolk Broads and the stunning city of Norwich.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin (zip/link, can be double on request).
Bathroom with a basin, first floor cloakroom with a basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room.
Electrical heating.
Electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine, Smart TV with freeview, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair available.
Off-road parking for one car.
Enclosed rear lawn and patio garden with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 10-minute walk.
Nearby points of interest
- Cromer Pier
- Seaview Beach Cafe
- Wroxham Barns
- West Runton Beach
Reviews (34)
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James
Stayed there several times and will certainly being going again.
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Matthew
The house was light, warm, clean and tidy. The short walk down (and back again!) to Cromer was straightforward and provided some nice glimpses of the sea. The coast road buses have a stop near Clifton Park/Runton Road ideal for travel to Sherringham and beyond. We enjoyed our stay very much. Be aware⦠Parking is available in spaces near a garage block at the back. We arrived in the dark and ended up parking outside a house on Howardâs Hill Close which unfortunately upset a neighbour.
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Humphrey
Unfortunately, the merits of the accommodation were overshadowed by the fact that we joined a long list of previous occupants (some as recent as a week or two before our stay) who had problems with the television. In our case, it didn't work. During October, with nights drawing in and inclement weather, that can be a significant drawback. After a couple of frustrating evenings attempting to make the TV work, we reported the problem to the owner by text early on the Monday morning. That produced no response until after we had also reported the problem to Sykes on the Tuesday evening. On the Wednesday morning, a gentleman turned up and confirmed the TV was broken. Cutting a long story short, we eventually received a replacement TV on the Thursday morning - the last day of our holiday. We received an offer of £50 compensation from the owner, which we regarded as too little too late. The input received from Sykes - including the use of their Resolver procedure - was nil. A broken TV is something that can happen to an owner of a holiday rental at any time. This, however, was evidently a long-standing problem that had been reported by a succession of owners but had not been addressed - either by the owner or by Sykes - as it should have been. What is the purpose of reviews if problems raised by them are not dealt with? All in all, a disappointing and unsatisfactory holiday. If we had known beforehand that the TV was not working, we would not have gone near the place. . .