Blakeney, Norfolk

An elegant three storey period house with a delightful walled garden in the heart of Blakeney and the option to purchase a nearby garage.





• Elegant and exceptionally well-presented period property.

• A short walk from the historic Quay, coastal path and all village amenities.

• Beautifully proportioned accommodation set out over three floors.

• Entrance Lobby, Dining Hall, Regency Drawing Room, Kitchen, Landing, Two Bedrooms, Family Bathroom and Attic Bedroom.

• Walled and private rear garden, lovingly tended, largely laid to lawn with flagstone steps and terrace, mature flowering borders and a range shrubs, trees and bushes.

• Desirable features include a wood-burning stove, oil-fired central heating, fully restored timber sash windows, pamment tiled floors and panelled timber doors.

• A single garage situated nearby is available to purchase by separate negotiation.

SERVICES – Main water, electricity and drainage

HEATING – Oil fired central heating

COUNCIL TAX BAND – D

AGENT’S NOTES: 1. A small section of the bathroom oversails the ground floor of the adjoining property (Ivy House). 2.The attic bedroom has partly restricted head height. 3. A parking permit is available to purchase on an annual basis. Please ask the Agent for further details. 4. The property is situated in a conservation area. 4. There is a pedestrian right of way for maintenance and refuse collection in favour of The Hidden House over the neighbouring garden.

BROADBAND: Ofcom state that Superfast broadband is available at the property.

MOBILE COVERAGE: Ofcom state that 02 and Vodafone are likely to have indoor voice coverage. O2 is likely to have indoor data coverage but Vodafone has limited indoor data coverage. EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone are likely to have voice and data coverage outdoors.

BLAKENEY must be one of the most sought after coastal villages in North Norfolk. The whole coastal area, much of it owned by The National Trust, is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracting both sailing enthusiasts and ornithologists. The village retains a unique atmosphere with many of the old mariners’ and merchants’ houses remaining in its narrow streets with others tucked away in flint walled alleyways. The main street runs down to the Quay with its salt marsh and channels, with Blakeney Point beyond. There is a surprisingly wide selection of shops, public houses and hotels. A wider range of amenities can be found in the Georgian town of Holt, about 5 miles to the south.