# NR28 0BE Area Summary
Located in the Cromer area of North Norfolk, the NR28 0BE postcode covers parts of the coastal town and surrounding localities. This area represents a distinctive segment of the Norfolk property market, with an average property price of £85,177 based on 73 properties – significantly below both regional and national averages. This notably modest price point suggests a predominance of smaller properties, flats, or homes requiring renovation, making it particularly accessible for first-time buyers and those seeking more affordable coastal living.
The sub-£90,000 average price is exceptionally competitive for a coastal location and reflects the diverse nature of North Norfolk's property stock. Cromer and its environs combine traditional seaside charm with practical amenities, offering Victorian and Edwardian architecture alongside more modern developments. The area attracts a mix of permanent residents, retirees drawn to the coast, and those seeking holiday properties or investment opportunities in the Norfolk tourism market.
This postcode area benefits from Cromer's position as a popular coastal destination with good local facilities, whilst maintaining markedly lower property values than many comparable seaside towns. The affordability factor makes NR28 0BE an interesting prospect for buyers priced out of more expensive coastal markets, though potential purchasers should consider the property mix and condition reflected in these price levels.
The average house price in NR28 0BE, North Walsham is £85,177. Prices range from £20,000 to £255,000.
There are 73 properties in NR28 0BE, North Walsham.
NR28 0BE contains 44 terraced properties, 20 semi-detached properties, 7 flat / maisonette properties, 2 detached properties.
Average house prices in NR28 0BE have risen by 430.8% from £35,106 in 1995 to £186,333 in 2024.
NR28 0BE is located in North Walsham, Norfolk, England.
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