New plans for a home have been drawn up after a previous bid was turned down because it would overlook neighbouring properties.
A developer named in council papers as S Curtis has applied to build a bungalow on land where a water tower once stood in Hunstanton, at the junction of the main Cromer Road and Lincoln Street.
A planning statement says: "The proposal is now for a bungalow single storey dwelling – with a footprint that has been moved further into the north east corner as well as south, and now some four metres from the north boundary.
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"Not only has the property been moved away from the north boundary but the height has been significantly reduced. Both measures therefore remove any concern of a negative impact on the neighbouring properties."
The statement describes the property as "a modestly-sized home with three bedrooms".
The tower, which stood on the site, was a well-known local landmark until it was demolished in the 1970s.
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