You really get a sense of history in this original coastguard s cottage dating from around 1812, but it s no surprise considering the village in which it s situated. Perched on cliffs above an award winning sandy beach, Mundesley was a traditional fishing village before its superb location attracted holidaymakers here. The centrally located property is adjacent to Gold Park, while The Ship Inn and several restaurants serving daily catches are just a short stroll away. Less than 15 minutes by road, North Walsham offers all the amenities you would expect from a bustling market town, while those seeking to hire a boat for a day on the Norfolk Broads should head to Wroxham, just half an hour away. Enter through the front door into the kitchen, where you have use of a microwave and washing machine; a separate WC is located in a cloakroom just off the kitchen. The cosy lounge is equipped with everything you want after a day on the beach, including DVD and warming wood burner for those cooler evenings. Adjacent is a separate dining room with a large table and six seats, with an original Georgian window offering views out to the garden (accessed through a door in this room). Up a flight of stairs you will find double, twin and full size bunk bedrooms, each with storage for your holiday attire. The bathroom features a bath with shower over the bath and WC. Outside you have use of a small front garden and a large rear garden made up of lawn and a patio area with garden furniture and BBQ. A rear gate leads along a lane to the park and the beach, which is less than five minutes walk away. There is off street parking for two cars on the gravel drive in front of the property.