2 bedroom terraced house

Guide Price: £230,000-£240,000 Own your own slice of seaside living as a main residence or continue the success of this highly sought-after holiday let in the heart of Cromer. Generating an impressive £30K annual income, this beautifully renovated property seamlessly blends coastal charm with modern design. Once home to a fifth-floor lookout used for pilots and smugglers in the 1800s, it carries a fascinating history alongside its stylish updates. Featuring original stained glass windows and a stunning blue-themed kitchen inspired by its seaside surroundings, this home offers a truly unique opportunity for both investors and homeowners. Enjoy breathtaking views from the top floor, relax in the cosy sitting room, or unwind in the luxurious modern shower room.

The Location

Cromer is a charming coastal town situated in the county of Norfolk, England. Nestled on the North Sea coast, it is renowned for its picturesque cliffs, sandy beaches, and the iconic Cromer Pier, which extends proudly into the sea. The town is rich in maritime heritage, with a history of fishing, particularly famous for its delectable Cromer crabs.

Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Cromer offers a tranquil escape with its scenic landscapes and traditional English seaside charm. Visitors can enjoy a mix of Victorian architecture, local shops, and seafood restaurants, making it a perfect destination for a relaxing getaway.

Church Street, Cromer

Beautifully renovated, this seaside property, located in the heart of Cromer town centre, offers a rare opportunity to own a unique four-storey home that blends historical charm with modern updates. Originally a characterful building, the property has been thoughtfully restored, retaining many of its original features, such as the stunning stained glass windows, while incorporating stylish touches that enhance its appeal. The space is designed to be both inviting and practical, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a home with character and convenience.

The property's prime location makes it an incredibly successful holiday let, with an impressive £30K annual income. Its proximity to the beach, local amenities and the town centre ensures a steady stream of visitors, drawn to its unique appeal and coastal charm.

Despite its success as a holiday rental, the property also offers the flexibility to serve as a permanent residence or a family getaway. The carefully considered design ensures that whether you're relaxing or entertaining, it provides the perfect space for all occasions.

Step inside to discover a stunning handmade kitchen, featuring a mosaic-patterned design in rich blues that mirror the coastal surroundings. This space is perfect for those who love to cook and entertain, with an open and inviting atmosphere. The cosy sitting room is designed for relaxed family time, offering a warm and welcoming environment for all. On the top floor, enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding area – a perfect spot to unwind after a long day at the beach or explore the town.

The two spacious bedrooms provide ample room for relaxation, while the modern shower room, with its luxurious blue theme, offers the perfect place to refresh and soak sandy feet. The property also benefits from free street parking, just a short walk away.

Currently operating as a highly successful holiday let, this property is not only low-maintenance and cost-effective to run but also rich in history, with its fifth floor once serving as a lookout for pilots and smugglers in the 1800s. An excellent investment or a character-filled home, it offers the perfect blend of past and present for those seeking the best of both worlds.

Agents Note

Sold Freehold

Short walk away for parking on Cliff Avenue

Connected to all mains services

Disclaimer

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