Resting in the coastal village of Mundesley, Norfolk, is 12 Siesta Mar, a well-positioned, single-storey lodge. Just paces away from the beach and a hub of amenities, whilst closely set near the Norfolk Coast AONB, 12 Siesta Mar is a wonderful base for a family break to East Anglia. Park up in the off-road area, before travelling across the communal lawn, and into your new home-from-home. Be welcomed into the contemporary, open-plan living space, complete with plush seating, a wall-mounted Smart TV, dining for four guests, and a compact kitchen, ideal for a self-catered stay. Prepare meals and dine indoors or set the bistro table for an alfresco affair whilst the children of your party play across the garden area. Catch some rest in one of the two bedrooms on offer, including a double with ample storage and homely furnishings, and a bunk room, serviced by a sleek shower room. Come morning, follow the steps down to the beach and enjoy a stroll and some fresh sea air, before grabbing a coffee at the Beach Hut Cafe, or dining out at the Clubhouse Bar & Restaurant, set next to Mundesley Golf Club. Continue across the shoreline to reach Cromer and its bustling pier and beach, plan a day at the Amazona Zoo, or attend a special event or dining experience aboard the North Norfolk Railway. Great Yarmouth is also a prime area for beachgoers, teeming with eateries and shops across the Britannia Pier, perfect for visiting for breath-taking sea glimpses, before touring either the SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth, or the Elizabethan House Museum. Round off your break in Norwich, and enjoy a leisurely afternoon at Whitlingham Country Park, stroll through the pretty grounds of The Plantation Garden, or visit the magnificent Norwich Cathedral, before returning home for supper. Gather the family at 12 Siesta Mar.

Mundesley, a charming coastal village in Norfolk, has a variety of amenities, including stores, cafés, a well-liked golf course, a sizable park with playgrounds, a beautiful sandy beach with colourful beach huts, and charming homes, many of which are constructed from local flint stone. Both the well-known beach communities of Cromer and Sheringham, which is well-known for being a steam train stop on the Poppy Line Historic Railway, are nearby. Other notable locations in the region include Sheringham Park, Blickling Hall, and Felbrigg Hall, which are all owned by the National Trust.

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