This well-presented three-bedroom coastal house in Cromer, Norfolk, sleeps six guests. It sits on the outskirts of town with the long sandy beach literally across the road. The reverse-level layout puts the main living space upstairs to make the most of the sea views through large floor-to-ceiling windows. The panoramic sea views from the first-floor lounge are genuinely spectacular.

Cromer is a classic Norfolk seaside town. The historic pier, Cromer Museum and independent shops are all within a mile. Cliff-top walks start from the doorstep. Don't leave without trying Cromer crab, as it's a local staple worth every penny.

The property sleeps six across three bedrooms: two doubles and one twin, plus two bathrooms. The ground floor has a bright double bedroom and a family bathroom. Upstairs holds two further bedrooms and a modern shower room. There's also a children's games room with table football, TV, DVDs and a sofa bed.

Sheringham's family beach is 4 miles away. Morston Quay for seal-watching boat trips to Blakeney National Nature Reserve is 14 miles. Norfolk Broads National Park is 30 miles. Off-road parking for up to four cars is on-site.

This house works brilliantly for families wanting a proper Norfolk coast base with space, sea views and the beach on their doorstep.