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Crabpot Cottage, a light and airy bolthole with exposed beams retaining the original character of the building, is in the charming coastal village of East Runton. With its stunning beach only a few minutes stroll away, you can relax on the golden, sandy expanse, swim, surf or boogie board in the sea, explore rock pools or walk the Norfolk Coast Path to venture further afield.

East Runton is a charming coastal village situated between Sheringham and Cromer, making it the ideal place to explore all that North Norfolk has to offer. A traditional stone slipway, or separate steps, leads down to a lovely expansive beach of fine, flat sand - perfect for swimming, building sandcastles, playing ball games, and fossil hunting amongst the many rock pools and fascinating geological formations. It is also a popular bodyboarding and surfing beach. The beach is backed by high cliffs and there are paths into Cromer (one mile away) or the neighbouring village of West Runton along the North Norfolk coastal path which runs through the village. Away from the coast is a cluster of traditional brick and flint cottages, two attractive greens and two duck ponds. East Runton is superbly placed for exploring the area, but if you wish to remain closer to home, there's a village shop, butchers, coffee shop, pub as well as Will's Plaice Fish and Chip Shop. For fresh, local seafood walk along the coast road or the cliff top towards West Runton to Rocky Bottoms where they serve local crab, lobster and much more. From pot to plate in a lovely setting overlooking the sea. Food-lovers are spoilt for choice as Norfolk's finest eateries are situated close by; the award winning Upstairs at Number 1, and the outstanding Gunton Arms and Suffield Arms. Make a visit to Sheringham, home to the Poppy Line steam train and quaint high street. Look out for local festivals and events being hosted in the town - there's always something going on! Nearby you will also find Felbrigg Hall, a delightful stately home near Cromer, set in 520 acres of woodland. With rolling parkland and a lake, it's a dog walkers delight, with plenty to explore for everyone. If you fancy venturing further afield, but wish to leave the car behind, take the Coasthopper bus. The route traverses all the picturesque towns and villages along the coast, including Cley with its beautiful...