Beeston Road, Sheringham, NR26

Tucked along the much-loved Beeston Road and only a gentle stroll from Sheringham’s cliff tops, 88 Beeston Road is a home that instantly welcomes you in. The charm of its 1930s heritage is felt the moment you step through the door - soft light, generous spaces and thoughtful touches combine to create a sense of comfort and calm.

At its heart lies the beautifully designed kitchen and dining room, a space made for gathering. With its feature fireplace, modern fittings and French doors opening to the conservatory, it’s a room that invites slow breakfasts, lively evenings and everything in between. The conservatory itself stretches across the back of the home, filled with daylight and complete with a handy wet room - perfect after sandy beach walks or long days spent in the garden.

At the front of the house, the sitting room offers a peaceful spot to unwind, framed by its half-bay window and focal fireplace. Upstairs, three cosy bedrooms and a beautifully finished four-piece bathroom provide a restful retreat for family and guests. Climb one more level and the converted loft reveals itself as a wonderfully bright and tranquil fourth bedroom, softened by the glow of three Velux windows and made practical with generous eaves storage.

Beyond the front door, the home continues to delight. The brick-weave driveway offers easy parking for three cars, while gates open into a lovingly tended rear garden - a private sanctuary with space to dine, play or simply breathe in the salty sea air. Mature planting wraps the garden in greenery, and a substantial timber workshop sits tucked at the far end, fully powered and ready to become anything you wish: a creative studio, a peaceful office or a hobbyist’s haven.

With countryside walks, the iconic Beeston Bump and Sheringham’s bustling high street all so close by, this home offers not just a place to live, but a lifestyle shaped by coast, community and comfort.

SHERINGHAM
Sheringham, a traditional seaside town, blends history with vibrant community life. Established around 900 AD by a Viking warlord, it evolved into a bustling farming and fishing town. The arrival of the railway in the 19th century transformed Sheringham, fostering a mix of architectural styles that still charm today.

The town boasts a thriving high street with independent shops and tourist spots. Nearby, the North Norfolk Railway offers nostalgic steam and diesel train rides to Holt. Down at the Blue Flag beach, visitors enjoy stone-skimming and coastal views.

Sheringham’s heritage shines at The Mo museum, featuring retired lifeboats and insights into the Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm. The Sheringham Little Theatre, a local gem, hosts renowned actors and vibrant seasonal shows, while The Hub offers a cozy community café atmosphere.

The town celebrates its Viking roots with annual themed events, including a Crab and Lobster Festival with Cromer and a lively August carnival. Nature lovers can escape to Beeston Bump for stunning coastal panoramas or explore Repton Walk in Sheringham Park for sweeping countryside views.

Sheringham is not just a town but a vibrant community nestled between sea and countryside, offering a perfect blend of heritage, nature, and coastal charm.

SERVICES CONNECTED
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating.

COUNCIL TAX
Band B.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
D. Ref:- 0528-5074-7257-5168-6914
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.

TENURE
Freehold.

LOCATION
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