Romantic Cottage for Two - Cromer Courtyard
Entire townhouse in Cromer, United Kingdom
- 2 guests
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
Hosted by Paula
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- 5 years hosting
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A romantic pink cottage for two tucked away in the heart of Cromer, Shrimp is just moments from the beach and the town’s iconic Victorian pier. The perfect seaside escape for couples, everything is on your doorstep – cafés, restaurants and coastal walks. Guests can easily arrive by train, so no car is needed. Inside you’ll find a cosy living space and beautifully designed kitchen, while outside the private courtyard garden is perfect for morning coffee or a glass of wine on warm summer evenings.
The space
Featuring original oiled timber floors, conservation roof lights and generous windows with bespoke wooden shutters, our tiny fisherman’s cottage sleeps just two in the ‘Upper Circle’. The plaster finish wet room with brick slip floor is reached via the original reed and bead timber door from the bedroom and has an overhead rain shower fed by a generous hot water supply.
On the ground floor, a traditionally crafted, painted DeVol kitchen incorporates a handy little window seat where you can perch with a mug of tea and watch the world wander by. Essential appliances are integrated and double doors to the laundry cupboard house a washer dryer and rack for wellies.
The open plan living space extends to incorporate a built in bench seat with table for dining or working and then on to the bright, comfortable seating area with smart TV and winding stairs to the first floor.
Large glazed french windows lead out onto the walled courtyard garden with exterior lighting and mini outdoor wood burner. There is space to sit, eat, read, and of course, to chat. For surfers and wild swimmers, you’ll also find room outside to store your board and a line to hang your wetsuit out to dry.
A Hive operated, environmentally friendly electric boiler powers the central heating and hot water supply and there’s a suitably dinky Everhot cast iron electric stove for warming your toes or a plate of mince pies at Christmas.
Guest access
Cromer is accessible by train on the Bittern Line from Norwich and just a minute’s walk from the bus stop where you can jump on the Coast Hopper to further explore the delights of the North Norfolk Coast. You'll find a taxi rank with the buses, and Shrimp is also situated pretty much opposite the Meadow car park, complete with EV charging points. Weekly, weekend, day and hourly tickets can all be purchased from the machine on arrival. Free on street parking is also available nearby on some of the surrounding streets - you just need to be patient to find a space at busy times of the year and once you have checked in, there really is no need to drive!
Other things to note
VAT is included in all our accommodation prices - a VAT invoice is available if required.
Linen, towels and wifi provided.
Interior decorative elements reflect Shrimp’s fun location with a nod to the end of the Pier and the Surf culture that has grown up along the chalk reef between East Runton and Mundesley. Some of these items are for sale, so do let us know if you are interested in anything.
The space
Featuring original oiled timber floors, conservation roof lights and generous windows with bespoke wooden shutters, our tiny fisherman’s cottage sleeps just two in the ‘Upper Circle’. The plaster finish wet room with brick slip floor is reached via the original reed and bead timber door from the bedroom and has an overhead rain shower fed by a generous hot water supply.
On the ground floor, a traditionally crafted, painted DeVol kitchen incorporates a handy little window seat where you can perch with a mug of tea and watch the world wander by. Essential appliances are integrated and double doors to the laundry cupboard house a washer dryer and rack for wellies.
The open plan living space extends to incorporate a built in bench seat with table for dining or working and then on to the bright, comfortable seating area with smart TV and winding stairs to the first floor.
Large glazed french windows lead out onto the walled courtyard garden with exterior lighting and mini outdoor wood burner. There is space to sit, eat, read, and of course, to chat. For surfers and wild swimmers, you’ll also find room outside to store your board and a line to hang your wetsuit out to dry.
A Hive operated, environmentally friendly electric boiler powers the central heating and hot water supply and there’s a suitably dinky Everhot cast iron electric stove for warming your toes or a plate of mince pies at Christmas.
Guest access
Cromer is accessible by train on the Bittern Line from Norwich and just a minute’s walk from the bus stop where you can jump on the Coast Hopper to further explore the delights of the North Norfolk Coast. You'll find a taxi rank with the buses, and Shrimp is also situated pretty much opposite the Meadow car park, complete with EV charging points. Weekly, weekend, day and hourly tickets can all be purchased from the machine on arrival. Free on street parking is also available nearby on some of the surrounding streets - you just need to be patient to find a space at busy times of the year and once you have checked in, there really is no need to drive!
Other things to note
VAT is included in all our accommodation prices - a VAT invoice is available if required.
Linen, towels and wifi provided.
Interior decorative elements reflect Shrimp’s fun location with a nod to the end of the Pier and the Surf culture that has grown up along the chalk reef between East Runton and Mundesley. Some of these items are for sale, so do let us know if you are interested in anything.
Where you’ll sleep
What this place offers
Courtyard view
Shared beach access
Kitchen
Wifi
Dedicated workspace
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Rated 4.98 out of 5 from 122 reviews.
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for location
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Where you’ll be
Cromer, England, United Kingdom
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Neighborhood highlights
Shrimp's central location means you can get to the beach at a moments notice, pick up your morning paper from the Tobacconist at the end of the street, take a stroll along the seafront and stop at North Sea Coffee for the ultimate brew with a view. According to Jane Austen’s Emma, Cromer is after all ‘the best of all the sea-bathing places’!
Beaches:
Sheringham - Blue Flag Status - Wild Swimmers
West Runton - Blue Flag Status - Rock Pooling and Fossil Hunters - home of the Steppe Mammoth
East Runton - Blue Flag Status - Surfers
Cromer - Blue Flag Status, Sand and shingle, Beach Huts, Bucket & Spade, Swimmers and Surfers
Trimmingham - Secluded, popular with dog walkers and anglers
Overstrand - Much quieter than Cromer, wide and sandy at low tide - no lifeguard service
Mundesley - Blue Flag Status - safe swimming at low tide, surf and golden sand
Favourite drink and eateries:
North Sea Coffee
The Gangway - Cocktails and so much more, and cocktails!
West Street Deli - great to grab lunch, coffee or just a cake
Number 1 - Fish and Chips - Michelin Starred Owner
Fig & Olive - coffee, home bakes, savoury pastries, delicious deli goods
Mary Janes - Fish & Chips - Old Skool
The Rocket House Cafe
Hatters Tearooms - comfy chairs and afternoon tea
The Red Lion - good pub fare
For Provisions:
Lizzies - Fruit and Veg
Fig & Olive - chews, charcuterie and great deli goods
The Craft Bakery - Bread, Cakes and Pastries
Beast to block - Butchers with a side order of booze!
The Tobacconist Crossways News - Daily Papers, weekly titles and monthly periodicals
Supermarkets:
Morrisons
Co-op
Lidl
Department Store:
Jarrolds
Decorative:
Roost - Fabulous Flowers & Plants
The Gallery Church Street - Fine and Decorative Art
Crop Norfolk @ The Gallery Church Street - Homeware & Clothing
Leanda Jaine - Illustrators Studio
Garden Centre Overstrand - Christmas Trees and more
Vintage and Antique:
Bookworms - antiquarian bookseller
Much Binding - first editions & out-of-print books
Harbords Artisan Vintage Emporium
Beatniks of Cromer - Retro Clothing
Great Nights:
Cromer Soul Club - Periodic Northern Soul nights
North Sea Nights - Selected Summer Evenings a tipple and tunes on the Prom
West Street Deli - Friday night is Pizza Night
Entertainment & Events:
Henry Blogg Museum
Pavillion Theatre - famous for its end of the pier show
Cromer Carnival & Parade - 50 year old event
Crab & Lobster Festival
Cromer 1960’s weekend
Sheringham 1940’s weekend
Folk on the Pier Festival
Star gazing Events
Sports:
Glide Surf School
Cromer Tennis Club
Royal Cromer Golf Course
Yoga on The Pier
North Norfolk Cycleways
Cromer Beach Runners
Park Run at Sheringham Park and Blickling Hall below
National Trust Properties:
Sheringham Park
Felbrigg Hall
Blickling Hall
Favourite Walks:
Cliff top Coast Path & the Peddars Way
Beaches:
Sheringham - Blue Flag Status - Wild Swimmers
West Runton - Blue Flag Status - Rock Pooling and Fossil Hunters - home of the Steppe Mammoth
East Runton - Blue Flag Status - Surfers
Cromer - Blue Flag Status, Sand and shingle, Beach Huts, Bucket & Spade, Swimmers and Surfers
Trimmingham - Secluded, popular with dog walkers and anglers
Overstrand - Much quieter than Cromer, wide and sandy at low tide - no lifeguard service
Mundesley - Blue Flag Status - safe swimming at low tide, surf and golden sand
Favourite drink and eateries:
North Sea Coffee
The Gangway - Cocktails and so much more, and cocktails!
West Street Deli - great to grab lunch, coffee or just a cake
Number 1 - Fish and Chips - Michelin Starred Owner
Fig & Olive - coffee, home bakes, savoury pastries, delicious deli goods
Mary Janes - Fish & Chips - Old Skool
The Rocket House Cafe
Hatters Tearooms - comfy chairs and afternoon tea
The Red Lion - good pub fare
For Provisions:
Lizzies - Fruit and Veg
Fig & Olive - chews, charcuterie and great deli goods
The Craft Bakery - Bread, Cakes and Pastries
Beast to block - Butchers with a side order of booze!
The Tobacconist Crossways News - Daily Papers, weekly titles and monthly periodicals
Supermarkets:
Morrisons
Co-op
Lidl
Department Store:
Jarrolds
Decorative:
Roost - Fabulous Flowers & Plants
The Gallery Church Street - Fine and Decorative Art
Crop Norfolk @ The Gallery Church Street - Homeware & Clothing
Leanda Jaine - Illustrators Studio
Garden Centre Overstrand - Christmas Trees and more
Vintage and Antique:
Bookworms - antiquarian bookseller
Much Binding - first editions & out-of-print books
Harbords Artisan Vintage Emporium
Beatniks of Cromer - Retro Clothing
Great Nights:
Cromer Soul Club - Periodic Northern Soul nights
North Sea Nights - Selected Summer Evenings a tipple and tunes on the Prom
West Street Deli - Friday night is Pizza Night
Entertainment & Events:
Henry Blogg Museum
Pavillion Theatre - famous for its end of the pier show
Cromer Carnival & Parade - 50 year old event
Crab & Lobster Festival
Cromer 1960’s weekend
Sheringham 1940’s weekend
Folk on the Pier Festival
Star gazing Events
Sports:
Glide Surf School
Cromer Tennis Club
Royal Cromer Golf Course
Yoga on The Pier
North Norfolk Cycleways
Cromer Beach Runners
Park Run at Sheringham Park and Blickling Hall below
National Trust Properties:
Sheringham Park
Felbrigg Hall
Blickling Hall
Favourite Walks:
Cliff top Coast Path & the Peddars Way
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