With over 50 years experience of providing exceptional self-catering accommodation to many generations, all our holiday properties are situated within the North Norfolk area of Sheringham, Cromer, Mundesley and surrounding villages on the coast and in the countryside.

Set in the pretty coastal village of West Runton with local pubs, cafes and shops, this stylish period cottage has exposed floorboards downstairs, a lovely woodburner, fabulous garden, parking space and offers relaxed, contemporary accommodation. Best of all the award-winning Blue Flag beach, golf course and train station are within walking distance.

West Runton is a sand and shingle beach, with an expanse of sand and rock pools when the tide goes out. There are miles of footpaths and bridleways in the surrounding area. The cliffs offer an impressive backdrop to the beach and the site of the discovery of the West Runton mammoth - the largest nearly-complete mammoth skeleton ever found, and the oldest found in the UK. A café is situated halfway down the gangway on the right hand side. Beach Access Points • The beach is accessed via a concrete slipway which is also used to launch some fishing boats. There is no vehicular access to the beach. On the Beach • The beach is made up of sand, shingle and cobbles and is quite mobile due to the action of tides, wind and currents. • An important feature of the beach is its rock pools which form an important educational resource for visiting groups. • There is a designated dog free zone area from May to September. This is clearly marked on the map which can be found on the Beach Information Board at the entrance to the beach. • There are RNLI Lifeguards on the beach from May to September from 10.00-6.00 • First Aid is available from the Lifeguards when operating • If you would like a BBQ party on the beach written permission from North Norfolk District Council is required. Norfolk's Deep History Coast North Norfolk's Deep History Coast is the 22-mile stretch of coastline between Weybourne and Cart Gap which has revealed the most spectacular finds. Happisburgh is the oldest archaeological site in northern Europe and West Runton yielded the most complete fossilised mammoth skeleton ever found in the UK. The exciting West Runton Mammoth find is the best-preserved elephant of its kind and ongoing excavations have also revealed the bones of rhinos, hyenas, wolves and bears. Finds along the Deep History Coast have provided the earliest evidence for human occupation so far discovered in northern Europe. They place early humans here in Norfolk some 350,000 years...