2 Bedroom Apartment, Cliff Avenue, Tudor Villas, NR27

Nestled on the prestigious Cliff Avenue in Cromer's coveted conservation area is this sensational first-floor residence, previously a highly-regarded boutique holiday let, which boasts private parking and lies a mere 400 metres from Cromer's magnificent beach and vibrant town centre.

Meticulously finished to an exacting standard with bespoke interior design, this remarkable apartment seamlessly blends contemporary elegance with the refined period charm of this distinguished 1901 building. Originally commissioned as a seaside retreat for an Indian Prince, a friend of Edward VII (who graced the property before his reign), Tudor Villas exudes history. This is immediately apparent in the opulent communal entrance hall, where a Royal Crest graces the stained glass. From this impressive entrance, a beautiful turning staircase ascends to the first floor.

Spanning approximately 800 sq. ft., the apartment comprises a welcoming hallway leading to a stunning dual-aspect, open-plan lounge/dining room. This elegant space features a characterful box window to the front and French doors opening onto a private balcony. The modern fitted kitchen is equipped with integrated Miele appliances and sleek granite worktops. The impressive principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and its own private balcony, while the delightful second bedroom showcases a unique 'pentagonal' bay window. Completing the accommodation is a luxurious family-sized bathroom. The apartment also includes the valuable addition of a private off-road parking space.

This exceptional property offers the perfect blend of a luxurious coastal escape and a convenient, low-maintenance permanent home in a charming town setting.

Location

Situated on the exceptional residential turning of Cliff Avenue, widely regarded as Cromer's finest address within the tranquil heart of the conservation area, the location offers peace and relaxation while remaining just a short stroll from the Blue Flag sandy beach and town amenities. Cromer itself is a picturesque coastal town offering a delightful array of shops and restaurants. Dominating the skyline is the medieval church, boasting the highest tower in Norfolk, alongside the spectacular Victorian pier, home to a restaurant and a 500-seat pavilion theatre. The theatre provides diverse entertainment from March to December and houses a modern Lifeboat station at the pier's end. Cromer is celebrated for its award-winning sandy beaches and its renowned Cromer Crabs. Additional attractions include a cinema, Amazonia Zoo, and the Cromer and Lifeboat Museums. The town benefits from its own railway station with excellent connections to Norwich and other key amenities such as a hospital, doctors' and dental surgeries, a library, and the prestigious 18-hole Royal Cromer Golf Club.