About

Ivinghoe is just a few minutes' walk from Cromer town centre and the pier. It has a well equipped kitchen/breakfast room with fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine. You can see the sea from the lounge and kitchen.

The bedroom has a super king bed (It can be converted into twin beds too). There is  a large comfortable lounge with a sofa bed, so can sleep up to 4. Being on the ground floor it is also suitable for less able. There is a bathroom with a low entry walk in shower.

There is a small garden seating area to the rear and parking for one car.  

Energy costs are included in the price.

Cromer still has a small fishing community. For anyone who enjoys shellfish, there is the well renowned Cromer Crab.
Cromer has a unique pier and it is the home of the last remaining end of pier show. The show has been compared to the quality of London shows. Cromer even has its own Merlin Cinema.
Cromer has a good number of small businesses, with few chain stores. There are many good places to eat in town. No.1 Fish and Chip shop has been shortlisted in the top 10 for best fish and chips.  There are numerous cafes too offering delicious snacks and cakes.
Cromer is the home of the famous lifeboat man Henry Blogg. There is a museum and lifeboat station to visit. The Rocket House Café above the museum offers good food and great views along East Beach. 
Cromer has great beaches. We have Blue Flag accreditation. There are large expanses of sand and rock pools at low tide. There are slopes to the beach at west Beach and Melbourne Slope. There is a lift to the beach in the Rocket House Café building.
Cromer has putting, a refurbished play area and a skate park. Cedar House on East Beach provides surfing, paddle boarding 

Large skies and excellent light conditions provide great photography and art opportunities. Great views of sunrise and sunset over the sea.
Cromer Church dates back to the late 19th century. It has recently had all the bells refurbished. 
The Coast Hopper bus service will take you along the coast.
There are great shorter walks around town, to Overstrand, Happy Valley, Cromer Lighthouse, East and West Runton. The Norfolk Coast Path, Peddars; Weavers & Paston Ways are close by and are becoming increasingly popular.
The National Trust has Sheringham Park, Blickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall not far away.
Cromer is a few minutes’ drive from Sheringham, Holt, Overstrand and Mundesley. Norwich is a great city to visit. Regular buses and trains run to Norwich.

The Norfolk Broads are 25 minutes from Cromer. This is a central point to start Bird watching from with the Norfolk Broads starting just ten or so miles to the south east of us and good Sea watching points at Cromer and a little farther Westward up the coast.
Attractions: The Muckleborough Collection, Hillside animal Sanctuary, Blickling Hall, Sheringham Park, Felbrigg Hall, Pensthorpe, seal trips at Blakeney, The Thursford Collection, Cley, Titchwell, Hickling, Broads Tours, Pier Pavilion Theatre, Cromer Museum, Henry Blogg Museum, and many more.


Surfing. Cromer provides great surfing.
Fossils. The area has produced some great fossils such as the steppe mammoth
Geology. Interesting geology. Coastal erosion
Walks and cycling, The Peddlers Way, Paston Way and Weavers Way are all close
Quiet lanes all close to Cromer.
Naturalists and Bird watching Birdwatchers can visit the reserves of Cley, Titchwell and Salthouse and of course Pensthorpe the home of the popular BBC series Spring Watch.
Golf. There are several golf courses nearby in some great locations.
Rail enthusiasts. Specialised rail lines i.e. Poppy Line, award winning Bittern Line: Bure Valley, Wells and Walsingham Light Railways: Mid Norfolk Line
Art and photography. There are many excellent views around the area to inspire.
Churches. Cromer Parish church, many old and interesting churches in North Norfolk.