Set on the village green opposite the 13th century St Margaret’s church, with the village pub just a stroll away, this lovely property is set in the heart of one of Norfolk’s most picturesque villages, famous for its 18th century windmill and offering a choice of independent art and craft shops, art galleries and places to eat and drink. There’s a delightful shingle beach nearby, and you can explore the NWT Cley Marshes Nature Reserve, the oldest and best known nature reserve in the area, which is a haven for keen birdwatchers. You can also enjoy wonderful walks along the Norfolk Coastal Path, and visit coastal towns and villages including Blakeney (1.5 miles), Wells-next-the-Sea (10 miles) and Cromer (12 miles).
A hand-carved gothic-style oak front door leads you into the property where you will immediately notice the fully glazed end gable which allows a flood of light throughout the ground floor. On entering this tastefully decorated and beautifully renovated property with a stunning timber-framed extension by a locally renowned architect, you will find yourself in a light, spacious and attractive open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With plenty of comfortable seating, Smart TV and CD, the lounge makes an ideal space to relax in. You will also find a charming dining area, and the stylish kitchen is fully equipped with an oven, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. You will also find a WC on the ground floor. Going upstairs you will find two cosy double bedrooms with sloping ceilings and en-suite wet rooms. There is a also a storage room housing the washing machine.
Double doors at the side of the cottage lead you out into the delightful south-facing courtyard garden. Equipped with garden furniture, the garden is well-screened with tall bamboo planting, and provides an excellent space for you to relax and enjoy a lovely evening. Please note the property shares courtyard access with a second holiday let, whose guests have a separate outdoor dining area. Off road parking for 2 cars in front of the property.