Gone Coastal

Gone Coastal sits in Mundesley, a North Norfolk village where the beach is a fifty-yard walk away. The property spreads across two floors and sleeps six, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms arranged to give families and groups genuine space. Bedrooms include a king, a double, and bunks; one has a television. The bathrooms have both bath and shower options, with heated towel rails in each. Downstairs, the living and dining room opens onto a courtyard with patio and garden furniture, and the kitchen is equipped for proper cooking—electric oven, dishwasher, microwave and fridge-freezer all feature. Wi-Fi, electricity, bed linen and towels are included, so the essentials are covered from day one.

Mundesley has a reputation among locals as quieter than nearby Cromer, with a wide sandy beach that genuinely does stay less crowded. A shop stands ten yards from the door, and pubs and restaurants are fifteen yards away. The village has independent shops and eating places worth exploring in their own right. Beyond the immediate area, the Norfolk Broads lie under half an hour away—you can charter a boat or join a guided tour and spend a day drifting the waterways. The coast itself offers marshes, quays and smaller seaside settlements to investigate. Parking for three cars comes with the property, and there are steep stairs inside the cottage.