Cromer Road, High Kelling

Tucked away in a woodland setting, next to a small church, this exceptional detached two-storey chalet bungalow is enveloped by towering mature trees that create a natural curtain of privacy and serenity. Originally constructed in the 1970s, the property has been meticulously cared for and thoughtfully extended by the current owners, resulting in a home that seamlessly blends original charm with contemporary comfort. Offering a generous and flexible layout, the interior is both elegant and functional—designed to adapt to a wide range of lifestyle preferences, whether you’re seeking multi-generational living, working from home, or simply looking to enjoy spacious family life. From its inviting reception spaces and well-appointed kitchen, to its versatile bedroom configuration and indulgent master bedroom, every detail reflects a commitment to quality and comfort. Set within approximately 0.4 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, and complete with a double car lodge, a garage and ample parking, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly special residence in the village of High Kelling.

Location

High Kelling is a beautiful village situated in the heart of North Norfolk, part bordered by Kelling Heath, located just off the A148 and surrounded by rolling countryside and mature woodland. It lies approximately 1.5 miles east of the bustling Georgian market town of Holt, renowned for its independent shops, cafés, and galleries. To the east, the coastal town of Sheringham is about 4 miles away, offering direct access to the North Sea and the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The village itself has a small but active community and village hall, with a village shop and post office providing everyday essentials. Healthcare is conveniently available at Kelling Hospital, located within the village, which also houses the Holt Medical Practice, and there is also a dentist practice in the village. Nearby educational facilities include Holt Community Primary School and Sheringham High School, as well as the well-regarded Gresham’s School in Holt for private education.

Public transport links are modest but functional, with regular bus services connecting High Kelling to Holt, Sheringham, Cromer and Norwich. Rail services to Norwich are accessible from Sheringham station.

For recreation, residents enjoy easy access to Holt Country Park, with its extensive woodland trails and wildlife, as well as the celebrated Sheringham Park, a National Trust estate known for its sweeping coastal views, landscaped gardens, and seasonal rhododendron displays. High Kelling offers a quiet yet well-connected village setting with both countryside and coastline on its doorstep.

Cromer Road

Set behind double wooden five-bar gates, a sweeping shingled driveway unfolds, providing generous off-road parking for multiple vehicles. The approach is both impressive and inviting, complemented by a substantial double cart lodge offering secure covered parking. To the side, a garage with an electric roller door further enhances the home's ample storage provisions.

Step into the bright and spacious reception hall, an ideal spot for coats and boots after a countryside walk. Tiled flooring flows seamlessly through to the breakfast room and kitchen—an expansive, open-plan space that forms the heart of the home. Designed for both family living and entertaining, the kitchen features an array of wall and base cabinetry, Minerva worktops, a double oven, a gas hob, an integrated dishwasher, a microwave, and space for a fridge/freezer, along with a stylish breakfast bar for casual dining. Adjacent is a dedicated utility room, equipped with additional cabinetry, under-counter laundry spaces, a Butler sink, and direct access to the outdoors.

A stunning garden room is accessed via internal oak double doors—this beautiful space is bathed in natural light thanks to two overhead skylights and twin sets of French doors that lead effortlessly onto the patio. It offers the perfect spot to enjoy the surrounding nature all year round. Along with a formal dining room that encourages intimate family meals and gatherings. Internal oak double doors continue the effortless flow into the main sitting room, a cosy and inviting space warmed by a wood-burning stove—perfect for family gatherings or peaceful evenings by the fire.

The left wing of the residence hosts the ground floor sleeping accommodation, comprising three double bedrooms. One of these features an en-suite shower room, providing added privacy and convenience. A modern family bathroom with a three-piece suite and a separate shower room ensures ample amenities for residents and guests.

Ascend the staircase to the first floor, where the spacious master bedroom awaits. Thoughtfully designed with built-in wardrobes, it offers the utmost comfort and privacy. A beautifully appointed bathroom with a classic roll-top bathtub invites indulgence, while a separate WC completes the upper level.

The grounds, extending to approximately 0.4 acres (stms), wrap gracefully around the property, predominantly laid to lawn and framed by colourful, vibrant planting and well-established shrubbery. An extensive patio area provides the ideal setting for alfresco dining, summer barbecues, or simply unwinding in the sun.

For gardening enthusiasts, the property includes a greenhouse, a woodland area, and a timber storage shed, for your equipment and tools. A swivel-base summer house offers an additional outdoor space, ideal for reading, hobbies, or enjoying the views. Attached to the cartlodge, a dedicated log store ensures your wood-burning stove remains well-supplied through the seasons. The gas-fired boiler is housed in a separate external boiler room. The entire plot is thoughtfully enclosed by iron railings and mature hedging, enhancing the sense of security and seclusion.

Agents note

Freehold

Council Tax - E

EPC rating - C