Offered to let 14th September 1833.
Then in occupation of Mr. Miles and possession to be had at Michaelmas.
All that well-accustomed INN called the NORFOLK HOTEL, comprising every accommodation for carrying on an extensive business, with good yard and stalling for upwards of 20 horses.
Apply to Solicitors Messrs, Sewell, Blake, Keith and Blake or Mr, William Temple of Southrepps.

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Offered for sale by Auction Wednesday 27th August 1834
All that large and commodious well accustomed INN at Cromer in Norfolk, called the NORFOLK HOTEL, comprising four capital sitting rooms, dining room 25ft x 17 ft, six sleeping-rooms, bar, kitchen, back kitchen, wash house, cellar, and every other convenience, with coach hoses, stabling for about 20 horses, and a spacious yard well supplied with spring water. The Premises are in excellent repair, are standing in an improving situation near the Jetty and command extensive Sea Views from the sitting and sleeping-rooms.

Property is the same as the WELLINGTON