Sea Marge
Sheringham | Sleeps up to 9 people
| From £660.00 per week
Friday changeover
Sea Marge is a property with probably the best sea views you could wish for on the North Norfolk coast. It is a very spacious three storey town house set in a crescent of similar houses on the cliff top in Sheringham. It’s elevated position gives fantastic views over the beach and out to sea. A footpath close to the house takes you down the cliff side straight onto the beach. Sea Marge is an unusual Art Deco period property, completed in 1936. It has been extensively and sympathetically renovated to provide a spacious bright and very comfortable family home from home. Many of the rooms have a sea view and it has been furnished throughout in a modern style with white painted floors throughout to bring out the light and seaside feel of the property. With the footpath down and straight onto the beach it is ideal for a family seaside holiday.
Although Sea Marge sleeps 9, discounts are available for smaller groups outside the main school holidays as follows: 10% off for 6/7, 20% for 4/5.
Ground Floor
Entrance: From the back of the property into a hallway with stairs leading off.
Sitting/Dining Room: The dining area has a table to seat 8 and dresser. Sliding doors open onto the large terrace. The sitting area has leather sofas, a large flat screen TV with DVD player and a music system. A high chair is available.
Kitchen: Off the sitting room is the newly fitted and very stylish black and white kitchen. It is well equipped with: electric cooker with extractor, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, fridge with icebox, microwave oven.
First floor
Bedroom 1: Double room with sea views.
Bedroom 2: Single room.
Bathroom 1: These rooms share a spacious en-suite bathroom which has access from each room. It has a free standing bath with a hand held shower over, a basin and w.c.
A travel cot is available.
Second floor
Bedroom 3: Double with sea views.
Bedroom 4: Twin room with sea views.
Bedroom 5: Room with full size bunk beds.
Bathroom: Family bathroom on this floor has a bath, basin and w.c.
Heating is by storage radiators throughout.
Outside
A large terrace with garden furniture and a plate glass end wall enabling an unobstructed sea view. A barbeque is provided.
At the rear of the property there is a bench where you can take in the sun.
There is one designated parking space at the front of the property. Extra parking is on the road.
Well behaved pets welcome.
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Sheringham
The seaside town of Sheringham is a few miles west of Cromer along the North Norfolk coast. Saturday market which is held next to the railway station and the town has a good selection of specialist shops such as second-hand books, antiques, bric-a-brac and a variety of arts and craft shops as well as a supermarket for all your everyday needs.The Sheringham Little Theatre has a wide range of productions throughout the year and a popular pantomime at Christmas. For a festive weekend away at the end of the year, why not take your young children on the Santa Special steam train – one of the diesel and steam trains that run all year round, travelling along the ‘Poppy Line’ from Sheringham to Holt and back, via Weybourne. The Sheringham museum reopened earlier this year located in "The Mo", a modern building on the town\'s seafront. Displays focus on the town\'s fishing industry and development as a holiday resort, as well as the activities of the Sheringham lifeboat station. Slightly inland is Sheringham Country Park owned by the National Trust. In late spring it is ablaze with colourful azaleas and rhododendrons.It is also well known for its stunning views of the Norfolk coastline, so well worth a visit during your holiday in Norfolk. Wherever you would like to stay, Kett Country Cottages has a wide variety of holiday properties to suit all your needs, no matter how long you wish to stay in this beautiful part of the country. From Sheringham there are many other wonderful places to visit along the Norfolk coastline and within easy reach are Cromer, Holt, Blakeney, Cley, Wiveton, Morston, Holkham and Stiffkey. As well as exploring, there are numerous other activities to take part in – golf, tennis, swimming, fruit picking, horse riding, sailing, seal trips, crabbing... the list is endless! There need never be a dull moment when holidaying in Norfolk!
