Dreeym / Our Communities / Saltmere
Get to know it
Saltmere faces the kind of sky you stop noticing everywhere else. Thirty-one acres on the soft edge of the North Norfolk coast, where the garden ends in samphire and the evening entertainment is whatever the tide brings in. Thirty-four homes, a boardwalk to the marsh, and neighbours worth the name. Samphire in June, seals in September, geese by the thousand in November.
Life at Saltmere
Every Dreeym community keeps the essentials — The Hearth, a guest suite for family, a workshop, allotments, EV charging — and then adds what the land suggests.
The social heart
The Hearth at Saltmere has a telescope, a tide table and the county's most contested quiz night. Chowder Fridays, October to March.
The grounds
The marsh does not need improving; it needs leaving alone. Our covenant maps the reed line, the creek and the rough grazing as permanent — the homes sit shoulder-to-shoulder with a working landscape that changes twice a day.
Homes at Saltmere
Guide price and monthly pitch fee on every card — the Dreeym rule. Pitch fee here: £210/month, reviewed once a year, pegged to CPI.
The lie of the land
Illustrative, not to scale — the real plan (measured, mapped and covenanted) hangs in The Hearth and comes with the paperwork. Tap a numbered plot to see the home.
In photographs
Tap to enlarge. The full set — every season, every home style — comes with the brochure.
Out and about
Crab lines, a chandlery that sells everything, and the sailing club bar that pretends to be members-only and isn’t.
Georgian Holt for the bookshop and the butcher; Blakeney for the seal trips and the harbour wall at high tide.
Forty minutes to the cathedral, the market and a proper station. London by lunchtime, if you must.
Ask for Marek. He keeps the tide table in his head and the best samphire spots to himself, mostly.
01263 456 782Our daughter cross-examined the paperwork for an hour before we moved. She left with the family pack; we left with the marsh view. Everyone’s happy.Sue & Alan · Saltmere · since 2025
The straight answers
The rest — the law, the ledger, the 10% rule — lives in the Open Book.
The pitch fee is £210 a month, CPI-pegged, reviewed once a year — grounds, boardwalk, hide and Hearth included. Council tax Band A. The full ledger is in the Open Book.
It’s the coast: it blows. The homes are built to BS 3632 residential standard, triple-glazed seaward, and cheap to keep warm — winter here is the point, not the price.
Dreeym, outright. You own your home and licence your plot under a written Mobile Homes Act 1983 agreement.
Open-market sale; 10% to Dreeym — the industry rule, capped by law, explained in daylight in the Open Book.
Getting here: Off the A149 coast road between Cley and Salthouse — the lane by the windmill, keep going until the sky gets big. Call and Marek will talk you in.
45 minutes, wellies provided, no sales office to be walked past. Bring your family, bring your dog, bring your hardest questions.