2 bedroom Flat / Apartment
Weybourne Road, SHERINGHAM
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Cromer and North Norfolk Estate Agents
This is an "one off" stunning lower ground floor apartment with extremely spacious rooms and the with the bonus of having a private entrance and private courtyard garden.
Close to Sheringham Golf Club, Close to beach and town Centre
Nestled within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Sheringham is one of North Norfolk’s most coveted coastal gems. Once a humble fishing village, it has evolved into a thriving, year-round community that perfectly balances traditional seaside nostalgia with a modern, high-quality lifestyle.
Coastal Living & Natural Beauty
The town is famous for its stunning Blue Flag beach, a picturesque mix of pebbles and golden sand backed by dramatic cliffs. For those who prefer a woodland stroll, the 1,000-acre National Trust Sheringham Park offers world-famous rhododendrons and panoramic views of the coastline, while Pretty Corner Woods provides enchanting walks right on your doorstep.
A Vibrant, Independent High Street
Unlike many coastal towns, Sheringham remains bustling throughout the year. The town centre is a treasure trove of independent boutiques, artisan bakeries, craft greengrocers, and inviting coffee shops. The local market, held twice weekly, remains a focal point of community life, offering the very best of Norfolk produce.
Leisure & Culture
Residents are spoilt for choice when it comes to recreation. The town is home to:
The North Norfolk Railway (The Poppy Line): A historic steam railway running to Holt.
Sheringham Golf Club: A prestigious cliff-top course with breathtaking sea views.
Sheringham Little Theatre: A cultural hub offering a vibrant programme of plays, films, and live music.
The Splash Leisure Centre: A modern facility for fitness and family fun.
Education & Infrastructure
Sheringham is an ideal choice for families, boasting well-regarded primary and secondary schools. Connectivity is excellent; the town’s railway station provides a direct "Bittern Line" service to the city of Norwich, making it a viable option for commuters or those seeking easy access to the city’s international airport and high-speed links to London.
Community Spirit
What truly sets Sheringham apart is its sense of belonging. From the famous 1940s Weekend and the Viking Festival to the annual Carnival, there is a deep-rooted pride in the town that makes it more than just a place to live—it’s a place to call home.
DESCRIPTION
This apartment is set in the beautiful period property of "Sheringham Court" a stone's throw away from, Sheringham Golf course, the coastal town of Sheringham with all its amenities, transport links and of course the stunning beaches.
This lower ground floor apartment consists of two double bedrooms one offering an ensuite and a family bathroom.
The living areas are incredibly spacious with a "must see" living area, dining room and fully fitted kitchen.
To add to this wonderful apartment is a Private courtyard garden perfect for enjoying the long summer evenings and enjoying "al fresco" dining and entertaining with friends and family.
Property Reference: HRT119100053
Communal Entrance
Upon entering the building you are met with immaculate communal areas and stunning sweeping staircases.
Entrance Hall
This lovely entrance hall is extremely spacious even allowing for potentially an office area. Doors leading to reception rooms, family bathroom and bedrooms.
Living Room
Amazing, spacious and light is the only way to describe this room, with windows surrounding the room allowing for plenty of light. Doors out to the private courtyard ideal for "al fresco" dining and entertaining.
Dining Room
Leading from the living room which opens up into thew fitted kitchen making it ideal for entertaining with family and friends.
Kitchen
A well proportioned kitchen perfect with a range of base and wall mounted units, , sink unit, tiled splash backs, integrated appliances to include electric hob, extractor fan over, double oven and space for microwave, dishwasher and washing machine and tiled floor.
Bedroom
Double glazed window to the rear, electric radiator and door to the ensuite.
Ensuite Shower Room
Shower cubicle, wc and wash hand basin. Tiled walls and floor, heated towel rail.
Bedroom Two
Double glazed windows to the side, overlooking a small courtyard, wardrobe and wall mounted electric radiators.
Family Bathroom
Panel bath with aqua board splash back, wash hand basin and wc, heated towel rail, airing cupboard.
Communal Garden
The grounds are well maintained and also has the allocated parking space plus a visitors space available. The courtyard which is used with this home is at the rear accessed via the French doors from the sitting room. There are two sets of stairs leading to the communal entrance and one directly to the car park. Each apartment has use of a storage area and a communal laundry room. Over all a perfect location to walk into the town or a stroll to the beach and enjoy all the Sheringham has to offer.
Courtyard
This beautiful apartment benefits from its own private courtyard that wraps around the whole of the apartment. The courtyard is an amazing space for bringing the outside in perfect for entertaining and enjoy the long summer evenings.
About Norwich
Cromer is a much-loved coastal town on the north Norfolk coast, known for its traditional seaside charm, strong community feel and mix of families and retirees. The town centre offers a range of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, alongside everyday essentials, and sits just moments from the beach and iconic pier.
Cromer is surrounded by characterful villages and countryside across, from the market town of Aylsham and the rural charm of North Walsham to the coastal beauty of Sheringham and Holt. With the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and miles of beaches, woodlands and walking routes nearby, it’s ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors. The area also benefits from well-regarded schools and good road and rail links into Norwich, making it appealing for commuters and growing families alike.
£360,043
Average price paid in Norwich
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