Removals Cromer

Property Prices in Cromer

The average property price in Cromer was £271,904, as of May 2019, according to property market experts, Zoopla.

In terms of property types, flats in Cromer sold for an average of £184,541 and terraced houses for £232,735.

Although prices are above the average for Norfolk, owing to its stunning coastal locations, there are some real bargains to be had.

On at a guide price of £80,000 is a two-bedroom cottage which is spread over three floors and offers two bedrooms on the first floor with sea views, an ideal renovation project with someone with an eye for design and detail.

If you are intending to rent a property in the area you can expect to pay from £644 per month for a one bedroomed apartment and £1095 per month for a three bedroomed detached home.

Living in Cromer

Cromer has a thriving local spirit with a wide range of community groups to get involved with. These range from a gardening club to the Women’s Institute, bowling to quilting.

A varied schedule of village events take place throughout the year, where local craftsmen and businesses open stalls selling crafts, chutney’s, jams, cakes and charcuterie among other things.

In the summer months, the town celebrates its maritime heritage with the festival celebrations of the Cromer Carnival, and a separate event to commemorate the crabs and lobsters.

Streets are closed off to traffic and hundreds of people line the pavements to cheer the colourful floats. All proceeds collected are given to charity.

With great sandy beaches, surfing and plenty of water related attractions, a day spent at the seaside is a popular pastime, with a traditional fish and chip supper to round off the day.

To brush up on the town’s history ‘step back in time’ to the 19^th century through the Cromer Museum where you can look inside a Victorian fisherman’s cottage. Or delve into the ‘Old Cromer’ Gallery with its displays of historic photographs and illustrations of the town.