Guide price
£260,000
(£289/sq. ft)
2 bed flat for saleSt. Marys Road, St. Marys House NR27
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
901 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
About this property
Beautifully Proportioned Character Apartment Within St. Marys House
Designed by Renowned Architect George Skipper
Just Moments from the Town Centre, Beach & Transport Links
Two Double Bedrooms with Impressive High Ceilings
Elegant Sitting/Dining Room with Attractive Bay Window
Tastefully Fitted Kitchen with Space for Breakfast Table
Beautifully Appointed Bathroom with Four-Piece Suite
Allocated Parking Space with Additional Visitor Parking
Wealth of Period Charm Combined with Modern Living
Guide Price £260,000-£275,000
Set within St. Marys House, a distinguished building designed by celebrated architect George Skipper, this beautifully proportioned apartment combines impressive period character with the comfort and convenience of modern living. Skipper's architectural legacy includes some of the area's much-loved landmarks, including the Hotel de Paris, Jarrolds and the Royal Arcade. From the moment you step inside, the sense of space and character is immediately apparent, with soaring ceilings and generous windows allowing an abundance of natural light to flow throughout the accommodation. The elegant sitting/dining room forms the heart of the home, featuring attractive period-style detailing, excellent proportions and a striking bay window which adds considerable charm and personality. From here, there are lovely views towards the sea, extending over the surrounding rooftops. The contemporary kitchen is thoughtfully fitted with a good range of modern units, space for appliances and ample room for a breakfast table, creating a practical and welcoming space for everyday living or entertaining. The apartment further benefits from a beautifully appointed bathroom, fitted with a four-piece suite comprising a low-level WC, wash hand basin, elegant roll-top bath and a separate shower cubicle.
The two double bedrooms continue the property's impressive sense of proportion, each benefiting from lofty ceilings and large windows which create bright and inviting spaces. The principal bedroom is currently arranged as a dedicated Pilates studio, demonstrating the versatility of the accommodation, although it could equally be utilised as a comfortable guest bedroom, home office, creative studio or additional living space depending on individual requirements. Outside, Apartment 5 benefits from its own allocated parking space, together with additional visitor parking, providing a valuable level of convenience rarely associated with properties so close to the centre. The combination of generous room sizes, period features, modern fittings and flexible accommodation makes this an exceptionally adaptable home, equally suited to those looking for a permanent residence, a convenient coastal base or a property that can comfortably accommodate changing lifestyle needs.
The location is equally appealing, offering a wonderfully convenient setting just moments from the town centre, the beach and excellent transport links. A variety of shops, cafés and amenities are close by, while the seafront and its scenic walks are easily accessible, providing the perfect opportunity to enjoy the coastal surroundings. Excellent transport connections also make onward travel straightforward, adding further appeal for those commuting or wishing to explore the wider area. Combining architectural heritage, impressive proportions, versatile accommodation, allocated parking and a superb position close to the very best local amenities, this characterful apartment within St. Marys House offers a truly appealing and adaptable way of life. Viewings are highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality, space and charm this wonderful apartment has to offer. Once inside, you are sure to be impressed by the wealth of character, natural light and beautifully presented accommodation. Call Millers today to arrange your viewing.
Cromer
Cromer is one of the North Norfolk coast's most sought-after seaside towns, renowned for its traditional charm, beautiful coastline and relaxed coastal lifestyle. Set against the stunning backdrop of the North Sea, the town is perhaps best known for its iconic Victorian pier, which extends gracefully into the sea and remains at the heart of local life, hosting the famous Cromer Pier Show and offering wonderful opportunities to enjoy the coastline from a different perspective. The award-winning sandy beach provides an inviting setting for seaside walks, swimming, surfing and family days out, while the promenade offers spectacular sea views and easy access to the town's cafés, restaurants and traditional seaside attractions. Cromer's characterful town centre is home to a wide variety of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, alongside everyday amenities including supermarkets, schools and professional services. The town's distinctive architectural character, from attractive period properties to elegant Victorian buildings, adds considerably to its appeal and creates a unique sense of place.
Beyond the seafront, Cromer provides an excellent base from which to explore the wider North Norfolk coastline and countryside, with picturesque villages, coastal walks and areas of outstanding natural beauty all within easy reach. The Norfolk Coast Path provides wonderful opportunities for walking and enjoying the area's spectacular scenery and abundant wildlife, while nearby attractions include National Trust properties, historic churches and some of the region's finest beaches. Cromer also benefits from its own railway station, providing regular services towards Norwich, where connections can be made for onward travel, while the road network offers convenient access to neighbouring coastal towns and the wider county. Whether enjoyed as a permanent home, a holiday retreat, Cromer combines the timeless appeal of a traditional seaside town with a vibrant community, excellent amenities and an enviable coastal setting, making it a particularly appealing place to live and enjoy the best of North Norfolk.
Tenure
Leasehold.
There are 114 years left on the lease. Service Charge: £1,800 per annum, divided into two annual instalments and includes buildings insurance. Ground Rent: £250 per annum. Some pets may not be allowed or holiday letting are permitted.
EPC Rating: C
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Tenure
Leasehold (114 years)
Service charge
Council tax band
B
Ground rent
£250
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