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We’re delighted to present Cabbell Towers, a renovated 2-bedroom Victorian retreat in Cromer. Perfect for families or friends, it's a 3-minute walk to the promenade and award-winning beach. Explore the vibrant town, with pubs, restaurants, and shops just minutes away. Park directly outside the property and stay in comfort for your next North Norfolk seaside getaway!

Cabbell Towers is perfectly located just a short stroll from Cromer’s main attractions, including the charming Cromer town centre, the expansive sandy beach, and the iconic Cromer Pier. The town is full of delightful pubs, restaurants, and independent shops, offering visitors a true taste of Norfolk's coastal charm. Cromer is a picturesque seaside town known for its vast beach, famous for the Cromer crabs and the historic crab fishing boats. The beach is perfect for families, with shallow waters to the right of the pier, and the further you walk, the more tranquil and isolated the shoreline becomes. On sunny days, the clear waters offer a stunning backdrop for a peaceful day by the sea. The town boasts a variety of popular spots to eat and drink, such as The Art House Café, Hatters Tea Shop, The Rocket Café, and the North Lodge Park Tea Rooms, located atop the cliffs for stunning views. For traditional pub fare, The Red Lion Pub and The White Horse are local favorites. The Gangway is a growing hotspot for wine and cocktails, while fish and chips lovers will find Mary Janes and Number 1 Fish and Chips highly recommended by locals. For shopping, Cromer has seen a wave of exciting new openings in recent years, including galleries, surf shops, and organic food outlets. Lizzies is ideal for fresh produce, and The Craft Bakery is the go-to spot for freshly baked bread. The Pavilion Theatre, dating back to 1905, hosts the famous end-of-pier summer show, the last of its kind in the world. The pier itself, with a history dating back to 1391, has withstood many storms and undergone significant renovation, including an 8 million investment in 2012 to restore the pier and Victorian sea defences. A visit to Cromer wouldn’t be complete without learning about Henry Blogg, Cromer’s legendary lifeboat coxswain, who saved 837 lives at sea. The RNLI Henry Blogg Museum is a must-see to discover his incredible story.