The Thatch Cottage, High Street, Coltishall, Norfolk

Believed to date back over two hundred and fifty years and once serving as the village hospital, The Thatch Cottage has been thoughtfully renovated and modernised to an exceptional standard. Blending historic charm with contemporary living, the property showcases exquisite features including solid oak and limestone flooring, bespoke wallpapering, handcrafted shelving, and a stunning deVOL kitchen and utility room complete with integrated appliances.

Tucked away in the heart of Coltishall—a sought-after riverside village known as the Gateway to the Broads—this unique home enjoys a prime position just off the charming Georgian high street, moments from the iconic riverside common and its collection of popular eateries, including The Red Lion and The Recruiting Sergeant.

Set back from the road behind the village war memorial, the property is approached via a private driveway offering off-road parking. To the rear, a beautifully enclosed courtyard garden provides a tranquil and stylish space for alfresco dining and entertaining.

Inside, the accommodation is beautifully presented and impressively versatile. There are four reception rooms, including a generous family lounge and formal dining room—both featuring characterful exposed brick fireplaces—a dual-aspect study, and a bright playroom. A central inner lobby connects to the deVOL kitchen with French doors opening to the courtyard, and a separate utility room and cloakroom. Upstairs, the first floor offers four bedrooms, three with built-in storage, and a modern family bath and shower room. The main bedroom enjoys the added benefit of a private adjoining sitting room, perfect as a dressing area, snug, or nursery.

The Thatch Cottage is ideally located within just 100 metres of the village hall and recreation ground, the highly regarded primary school, and Coltishall’s medical practice. It’s also within easy reach of the Norfolk coastline in under thirty minutes and just eight miles from the historic city of Norwich.