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- Stanley Harper Cutmore was Norfolk through and through. Grandfather to the Cutmore-Scott family who own and run The Harper, Stanley was a mechanic by trade. He ran Cutmore’s of Barrack Street, Norwich with his brother Jim, together keeping the business in the Cutmore family for four generations.
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Jun 11, 2021 · Grandfather Stanley Harper Cutmore ran a mechanics in Norwich with his brother and kept the business in the family for four generations. He and his wife Ivy loved the coast and would travel to Norfolk often.
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With just 32 bedrooms (divided into Big, Bigger and Biggest categories) the residents-only hotel has an intimate feel. In keeping with the rest of the property, the interiorsare decorated with eclectic furnishings and contemporary art chosen by the Cutmore-Scott family. While each room is unique, all feature warm oak floors, a minibar stocked with ...
Diningis a casual affair at The Harper. Upstairs you’ll find Stanley’s, the hotel’s dining room. In a nod to the building’s past, the space features exposed brick walls, original wooden beams and magnificent stained glass windows. You can also dine next door at Ivy’s (the cozy lounge complete with a log burning fire) or alfresco in the Yard (the fa...
When you’re not taking long walks along the coast or curling up with a book in front of the fire at Ivy’s, make sure to book in for a spatreatment. Once you’ve slipped into your fluffy robe, a therapist will collect you from your room and take you across the courtyard to the treatment rooms. For some serious pampering, we recommend the Swedish mass...
For Cutmore-Scott, opening a new business venture comes with a responsibility to “minimize the negative impact and maximize the positive impact” on the surrounding area. That’s why the family has made a conscious effort to recruit local talent and stock the kitchens with quality ingredients that are, where possible, sourced locally. But The Harper’...
Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this part of the North Norfolk coast is a joy to explore. All of the friendly staff live in the surrounding area and are happy to chat with guests and share their tips for where to visit. The picturesque coastal village of Blakeney is within walking distance. Here you’ll find lots of traditional ...
4 days ago · The Harper, in Langham, was one of just 72 venues to achieve One Key status. READ MORE: Wells-next-the-sea bed and breakfast could become townhouses. It is run by the Cutmore-Scott family and is named after their grandfather, Stanley Harper Cutmore. It boasts 32 bedrooms which are adorned with warm oak floors and four-poster beds.
Nov 16, 2017 · The Harper has been named after Stanley Harper Cutmore, who was said to be ‘Norfolk through and through’. Grandfather to the Cutmore-Scott family whose son Sam Cutmore-Scott owns and runs The Harper, Stanley was a mechanic by trade.
Sep 17, 2021 · The Harper is the family’s first foray into boutique hotels, a venture headed up by Cutmore-Scott son Sam. Tangible in every corner is an industrial theme, a nod both to the building’s heritage and also to Sam’s grandfather Stanley, a former mechanic in nearby Norwich for whom the upstairs restaurant is named.
The hotel is situated in the quaint village of Langham and was opened two years ago by the Cutmore-Scott family, with the ‘bold, industrial aesthetic’ paying homage to their grandfather, Norfolk native Stanley Harper Cutmore.
