Marina Road, Mundesley

Glimpses of the sea from the rear hint at the home’s coastal setting, beautifully enhanced by a 2023 renovation focused on high-quality materials, fixtures, and fittings. Light-filled interiors feature bespoke shelving, brushed brass details, and the original fireplace, creating a space that balances character with modern comfort. The 19’2 Howdens kitchen, with solid wood doors and worktops, integrated appliances, and French doors to the garden, serves as a stylish and practical heart. Outside, a predominantly lawned garden and insulated office provide versatile space, while raised planters and newly planted hedging add immediate kerb appeal. With new windows, external doors, and a new boiler and central heating system, the home combines efficiency and comfort, offering a quietly distinguished, contemporary coastal lifestyle just moments from the shore.

The Location

Marina Road occupies a lovely coastal position in the welcoming village of Mundesley, a short walk from the award-winning Blue Flag beach, the promenade, and peaceful clifftop gardens. The area has a friendly, community-minded feel, where neighbours still stop for a chat.

The village provides all essentials: a butcher, chemist, post office, convenience stores, cafés, pubs, and a nearby medical centre. Primary schooling is within easy reach, making the location practical for families. A village park and play area sit conveniently at the end of the road, offering an easy space for children to enjoy or for relaxed outdoor time. Regular bus services run to nearby coastal towns and Norwich, offering straightforward travel connections.

Beyond Mundesley, the North Norfolk coastline remains largely unspoilt, offering miles of scenic walking and cycling routes, including the Norfolk Coast Path and the Paston Way. It’s an area known for its fresh sea air, natural beauty, and relaxed, slower pace.

Marina Road, Mundesley

Step into this beautifully renovated two-bedroom semi-detached home, reimagined in 2023 with an emphasis on high-quality materials, fixtures, and fittings throughout. The design blends modern comfort with subtle character, with natural light illuminating spaces finished in a calm, coastal palette.

The open-plan living and dining area is bright and inviting, featuring herringbone-engineered wood flooring, bespoke shelving, and brushed brass accents. An original fireplace adds a gentle touch of charm, anchoring the contemporary interior.

At the heart of the home lies a striking 19’2 Howdens kitchen. Solid wood doors and worktops, navy tones, and gold hardware create a refined yet relaxed feel. The layout accommodates integrated appliances, while French doors open directly to the garden, encouraging an easy indoor–outdoor flow. Electric underfloor heating warms both the kitchen and bathroom.

Upstairs, the master bedroom includes a dedicated dressing area, and the family bathroom features soothing green tiles paired with tumbled marble flooring. The second bedroom enjoys glimpses of the sea from the rear, reinforcing the home's coastal setting.

Throughout the property, recent upgrades enhance comfort and efficiency, including a new boiler and central heating system, along with new windows and external doors.

Outside, the large private garden, mainly laid to lawn, offers an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining. An insulated garden office with power provides a versatile area for work or creative pursuits.

At the front, raised planters and young hedging add immediate kerb appeal.

Positioned with the seaside practically at your doorstep, this home effortlessly evokes the tranquility of coastal living.

Agents Note

Sold Freehold

Connected to all mains services.

Restrictive covenant: Cannot be used as a holiday let.

All buyers are advised to do their own due diligence with their solicitor and surveyor in regards to the environmental changes to the area.

Disclaimer

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