Mill House Bed and Breakfast, Overstrand

Stay at a historic country house in Overstrand

Mill House Bed and Breakfast is a traditional red-brick country house on Mundesley Road in Overstrand, on the Norfolk Coast. Set within established gardens and just a short walk from the beach, the family-run property offers a peaceful setting for exploring the surrounding coastline. Parts of the house date back several centuries, and its literary connections include the Victorian writer Clement Scott, whose descriptions of the area helped establish its reputation as Poppyland.

The bed and breakfast offers three individually furnished en-suite double bedrooms, with comfortable furnishings, garden views, tea and coffee-making facilities and free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a homemade breakfast each morning in the dining room, while the garden and outdoor seating areas provide space to relax after exploring the coast. On-site parking is also available.

From Mill House, Overstrand Beach is less than a five-minute walk away, with sandy stretches, coastal cliffs and views across the North Sea. The Norfolk Coast Path passes through the village, offering walks west towards Cromer and east along the coastline towards Mundesley. The surrounding countryside and quieter coastal paths provide opportunities for shorter walks as well as longer journeys on foot.

Nearby Cromer offers further places to explore, including Cromer Beach, Cromer Pier and the town's independent shops and cafés. Cromer Railway Station provides connections to Norwich and the wider rail network, while the surrounding villages and landscapes offer further opportunities for exploring the Norfolk Coast National Landscape. With its historic character, gardens and proximity to the beach, Mill House makes a welcoming base for a relaxing coastal break.

Walk • Stay • Explore

Walk the Norfolk Coast Path and discover the beaches and cliffs around Overstrand. Stay at Mill House Bed and Breakfast, with en-suite bedrooms, homemade breakfasts and peaceful gardens. Explore Overstrand Beach, nearby Cromer and the surrounding Norfolk Coast National Landscape.