Links Lookout, situated on Sheringham's most desirable street, is a charming cottage sleeping up to four guests which boasts dramatic views of the Norfolk Coast Path and the renowned Championship Golf Course. The exceptional front and rear gardens allow guests to follow the sun and provide direct access to the extraordinary cliff top walks and golf club.
STYLISH COASTAL LIVING
The tastefully styled dual aspect kitchen diner featuring glazed doors is flooded with light and provides guests with a hugely practical and characterful living area. The contemporary kitchen is generously equipped with extras including a refurbished 1950’s Hygena larder unit, retro fridge freezer, fluted pendant light and Roberts radio. On sunny mornings guests can enjoy breakfast out on the front terrace.
The generous downstairs living space continues with a hallway, WC and lounge featuring an original Ercol chair, comfortable sofa and large screen wall hung tv. The bay window doors open onto the rear patio, perfect for evening drinks and meals. The expansive and well established country garden provides a haven for plant lovers. Golfers will find a dedicated secure golf store for their clubs and a gate a the bottom of the garden providing direct access to the Championship course.
Made the transistion to an electric vehicle? We provide our guests with access to an EV Charger.
STUNNING VIEWS
BEDROOM 1
Featuring a generous super king bed, which can be made up as a twins. Upon entering the room you are immediately drawn to the bay windows offering dramatic views of the links landscape beyond. The dedicated bay window seating area allows you to sit comfortably and soak in views with a coffee in hand. A wardrobe, chest of drawers and full length mirror are provided.
BEDROOM 2
This light and airy room also offers generous super king bed, which can be made up as a twins. Overlooking the front terrace and quiet residential street beyond, this space provides the perfect retreat after a day at the beach. The room includes a chest of drawers, hanging space and a stylish contemporary rocking chair.
OUTDOOR SPACES
One of the main attractions of Links Lookout is its two large outdoor spaces at the front and the rear which allow guests to follow the sun. Our paved front terrace which is accessed directly from the kitchen, features a large dining table and bench, providing the perfect setting for your al fresco breakfast.
The large patio at the rear which can be accessed via the side alley or lounge also features a large round dining table and parasol. This is the ideal spot for enjoying the afternoon and evening sun with the cottage garden and Links landcape providing a stunning backdrop.
The well stocked cottage garden features beautiful flowering plants through the spring and summer and provides direct access to golf course and the Norfolk Coast Path via a private gate.
THE FLOORPLAN
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
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KITCHEN
Induction hob, fan oven, microwave, electric kettle, coffee, tea bags toaster, fridge freezer with ice cube trays, washine machine and dishwasher. Eco friendly Sesi hand wash and washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets and Method cleaning products. A scourer, j-cloth, bin liners and pan brush.
LIVING AREA
Smart Flatscreen TV with Netflix, Roberts digital radio, a selection of books, board games, map and local guides.
BEDROOMS, BATHROOM & WC
Fresh linen sheets, throw cushions and blankets, USB sockets, cotton buds, cotton pads, hairdryer. Heated towel rails, vanity shelf and mirror, towel hooks, bath towels, hand towels, loo rolls, Eco Sesi hand wash and shaving socket.
ESSENTIALS
Coat hooks, ironing board, iron, clothes airer, dustpan and brush, floor brush, bucket, mop and cleaning products. First aid kit, sewing kit, binoculars, torch, beach equipment.
PRIVATE PARKING
There are two off street parking spaces infront of the house on the gravel driveway as well as street parkng.
HEALTH & SAFETY
A first aid kit, fire extinguisher, fire blanket and alarms are fitted in the property.
LOCATION
SHERINGHAM
Located in the traditional seaside town of Sheringham, North Norfolk, home to an award winning family friendly beach, Championship golf course, heritage steam railway and fantastic coastal and countryside walks. The apartment offers spectacular coast path views, immediate access to the spectacular cliff top coast path and golf course via the garden gate and easy access to the beach below. Whilst benefitting from a quiet position on a no through road, guests can enjoy a five minute walk to the bustling streets of Sheringham town centre.
NORFOLK
Norfolk is blessed with an 84 mile long coastline with the Norfolk Coast Path covering some stunning areas along the way. The canals and waterways of The Norfolk Broads are an impressive 117 square miles. With a variety of National Trust properties, parklands, woodlands and expansive beaches, there is something for all our guests. This unique self catering accommodation provides the perfect base from which to explore the many and varied delights of North Norfolk.
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SHERINGHAM PARK
A popular parkland boasting nearly 1,000 acres of woodland, parkland and farmland with coastal views. If visiting during May and June the famous rhododendron display comes to it’s peak and is an absolute must visit. It is run by the National Trust.
www.sheringham-park
FELBRIGG HALLHouses rich global collections including luxury exports traded by the East India Company. There is a large walled garden to explore and the landscape park features a lake, 520 acres of woods and waymarked trails. The courtyard café is a perfect spot for watching the world go by with a second hand book from the stables bookstore.
www.felbrigg-hall
THE NORTH NORFOLK RAILWAYOffers steam train trips through the stunning coastal scenery from a station located in Sheringham town centre. Frequent train services operate between Sheringham, Weybourne and Holt and there are sepecial events throughout the year well worth visiting including The Norfolk Lights Express and The Santa Special, both immersive wintertime experiences for all the family.
www.nnrailway.co.uk
CROMER PIERBest known for the only ‘End of the Pier’ show of its kind in the world where audiences can be entertained by a line up of traditional variety acts for three months throughout the summer. Bradley Walsh recently described the Cromer Pier Show as something that ‘should be on everyone’s to-do list’.
www.cromerpier.co.ukHOLKHAM ESTATE
Boasts 3,000 acres of cycling and walking routes to explore in the park, surrounding the 18th-century hall, adventure playgounds and high rope course for the more adventurous. Grab a coffee or bite to eat in the courtyard café or head to the pizza van during the summer months.
www.holkham.co.ukPENSTHORPE NATURAL PARK
Perfect local full day out for families, bird watchers, wildlife enthusiasts and garden lovers. Located along the river Wensum, you can explore 700 acres of woodland walks and lakes; four stunning gardens, including the Millennium Garden designed by renowned plantsman Piet Oudolf. An award winning forest of family adventure park, which means parents and grandparents can enjoy the play equipment just as much as the children.
www.pensthorpe.comNORWICH
Holds the status of ‘most complete medieval city’ in the country, and is full of cobbled streets, ancient buildings, half-timbered houses and medieval lanes. Don’t forget to take a trip to Chapel Gardens, The Lanes and of course Norwich Castle.
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WALKING & CYCLING
North Norfolk’s Deep History Coast, the 22-mile stretch of coastline between Weybourne and Cart Gap is well worth a walk and is steeped in millions of years’ worth of history. Head west along the cliffs or shingle beach towards Cley or east up and over Beeston Bump (as seen from our kitchen windows). Weybourne to Cromer walk (8.6 miles) is one of the many stages of the coastpath. More details can be found here.
WILD SWIMMINGNorfolk hosts a variety of coastal swim spots including one right outside our front door here in Sheringham. The patrolled life guarded beach offers perfect conditions and low tide reveals stretches of sandy beaches. An hour either side of the tide is perfect for swimming and we’ve provided a tide clock in the apartment for reference, although plesase do check the Met Office website for the latest swimming conditions. Remember to pack swim shoes as there can be the odd rock to navigate at high tide. In the cooler months we tend to wear wetsuit gloves and shoes, the essential wooly hat and dry robe before walking back to the cottage for your hot choccie.
STAND-UP PADDLE BOARDING (SUP)Pop down the steps onto the promenade and you will find Sheringham’s Sup Shack which offers board hire (£15 / hour) and lessons to anyone wishing to learn how to paddleboard. Such a fun experience, just requires a little concentration and sea faring legs!
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WHELK COPPERS
Perfect for your morning coffee and brunch and only a few minutes walk along the promenade towards town.
www.whelkcoppers.comNO. 10
For a delicious and equally atmospheric meal, head to on Augusta Street.
www.no10sheringham.co.ukTHE BANK
Head here for a fantastic curry and a menu offering speciality Nepalese cuisine. Great service and takeaway is also available (apart from Saturdays).
www.thebankrestaurantsheringham.comSTUBBY’S PIZZA
A buzzy family friendly favourite, serving a variety of speciality pizzas, sides and craft beers. Best pizza dough for miles! Closed Sundays and Mondays (Normal for Norfolk!)
www.stubbyspizza.co.uk
THE GANGWAYA micro pub and beer café opposite the North Norfolk Steam Railway, offering cocktails and snacks by night in the cosy bar area and pastries and what we call ‘propper’ coffees by day. Fabulous people watching corner of Sheringham, both day and night.
www.thegangway.co.uk
ROCKY BOTTOMSOnly a few miles along the coastal path, is well worth a visit during your stay. Husband and wife duo catch their lobsters and crab and prepare their daily catch for customers. Crab sandwiches are avilable to take out, or eat in and enjoy one of many seasfood dishes with a glass of something cold. One of our favourite spots. Booking ahead is essential if you want an inside table.
www.rockybottoms.netTHE DUN COW
Along the coast road at Salthouse offers great pub grub overlooking the salt marshes. Wood burner is always lit in the winter months and there’s the large open garden to enjoy the views in the summer months.
www.salthouseduncow.com
NO.1 CROMERFish and chips at Galton Blackiston’s overlooking the Cromer Pier is a treat for all. Sit in a booth or take away down to the beach. The upstairs restaurant offers more sophisticated plates including seafood platters and seasonal dishes.
www.no1cromer.com
THE GUNTON ARMSA one-of-a-kind hideaway on a tranquil Norfolk estate offering a relaxed, shooting party atmosphere, high-end contemporary artworks and hearty meals include local venison. Located between North Walsham and Cromer.
www.theguntonarms.co.uk
THE SUFFIELD ARMS(Gunton’s nearby sister restaurant) has recently re-opened and split into three rooms, a local bar at its entrance, which retains the pub’s traditional style, a tapas bar at the rear serving authentic Spanish dishes, and a saloon bar upstairs serving cocktails. Easily accessed via train from Sheringham station.
www.suffieldarms.com
NOWICHHas a very good reputation for amazing food and drink. It is home to three restaurants in The Michelin Guide 2021, which are Benedicts, Farmyard and Roger Hickman’s. Their websites tell their stories very well.
www.visitnorwich.co.uk
GOLF BREAKS
Links Lookout provides the perfect base for a golfing break in Norfolk. Our beautiful cottage which sleeps up to four golfers overlooks Sheringham Golf Club, a glorious cliff-top course dating back to 1891 which is ranked 75th in the 2022 National Club Golfer Top 100 Courses in England and Top 100 in Golf Worlds top courses. This drone footage shot by Chris Taylor captures the spectacular experience of playing golf at Sheringham Golf Club.
Our incredible location, which provides golfers with direct access to Sheringham Golf Club via a gate at the bottom of the garden, means that after their memorable round golfers can make the most of the old world charm and hospitality on offer in the Club's 19th hole without having to think about designated drivers or taxis!
Other notable Norfolk courses are just a short drive away from Links Lookout including Royal Cromer (6 miles) Royal Norwich Golf Club (22 miles), Royal West Norfolk (27 miles) and Hunstanton (32miles).
As a family of keen golfers we know all too well how much space golfing equipment takes up and how frustrating it can be to lug it around! At Links Lookout we provide our golfing guests with a dry and secure area conveniently located in the cottage garden just a stone's throw from the Golf Club which is dedicated to the storage of all golfing equipment including golf bags, trolleys and shoes. The Golf Store has the benefit of a mains supply and so those with electric trolleys can charge their batteries between rounds.
AVAILABILITY AND PRICING
7 night (minimum) stays are available during High Season, Friday arrivals.
Public and School holidays are set at the Mid Season rate.
3 night (minimum) breaks are available during Low Season at £200 per night and £220 per night during Mid Season.
There is an £85 cleaning and linen fee per stay.
For one small well behaved dog there is a £65 charge, please read our Dog Policy before booking.
Prior to your arrival we require a £200 Security Deposit, which is held for the duration of your stay.
LOW SEASON
October – March
£960 / week
MID SEASON
April, May, June and September
£1320 / week
HIGH SEASON
July – August
£1540 / week
WHAT OUR GUESTS SAY
OUR STORY
Our most recently completed project launched in Spring 2024. Since transforming our seaside apartment, Burlington by-the-Sea we dreamt of a small cottage with a beautiful garden to relax in after a day at the beach. We have used our eye for design and many years of renovation experience to create what we believe to be a perfect coastal retreat which we hope will feel like a home from home for our guests just as it does for us.
OUR RENOVATION JOURNEY
