The Street, Thursford, NR21

Ty-Cornel is a superb detached bungalow, ideally situated in the sought after rural village of Thursford, conveniently located just 7 miles from the north Norfolk coast at Stiffkey.  The property offers beautifully presented accommodation throughout, decorated in neutral tones, with a porch and welcoming entrance hall leading to three bedrooms and a modern shower room.  A particular highlight of the home is the impressive kitchen/dining room extension to the rear.  Featuring a vaulted ceiling, two rooflight windows and triple aspect views over the gardens, this bright and airy space provides an excellent focal point for modern living and entertaining.  The kitchen/dining area flows seamlessly into the sitting room, where a wide picture window overlooks the front garden.

Further benefits include UPVC double-glazed windows and doors throughout, oil-fired central heating with radiators, underfloor heating within the extension, and an attractive fireplace with wood-burning stove in the sitting room.

Thursford is a charming rural village in the heart of north Norfolk, renowned for its agricultural heritage and the world famous Thursford Christmas Spectacular. Despite its small size, the village offers a range of local amenities, including a church, petrol station and popular Thai restaurant. Thursford is also home to the celebrated Thursford Collection, an extraordinary museum and exhibition space featuring an impressive collection of steam engines, fairground rides, mechanical organs and vintage vehicles. Together, these attractions have made the village a well known destination for visitors from across the UK and beyond.

Everyday amenities can be found just a short drive away in Little Walsingham, a larger and highly regarded village with an exceptional variety of independent shops, tourist and pilgrim stores, a mini-supermarket, tea rooms, two public houses and an award-winning farm shop. The village also benefits from a doctor’s surgery and primary school, making it well suited to both residents and visitors alike. Linking Little Walsingham with the coastal town of Wells-next-the-Sea is the historic Wells and Walsingham Light Railway, a popular heritage railway that adds to the area’s unique character.

The attractive market towns of Fakenham and Holt are both within easy reach, while the stunning North Norfolk coastline lies just eight miles to the north. Famous for its salt marshes, nature reserves and expansive sandy beaches, this beautiful stretch of coast offers endless opportunities for walking, sailing, birdwatching and enjoying the natural beauty of the region.

Mains water, private drainage and mains electricity.  Oil-fired central heating to radiators and underfloor heating, wood burning stove in the sitting room.  EPC Rating Band D.

North Norfolk District Council, Holt Road, Cromer, Norfolk, NR27 9EN.  Council Tax Band C.

OUTSIDE

Ty-Cornel is set back from the road behind a painted picket fence and mature hedging with a gravelled driveway providing ample parking for several vehicles and leading to the attached garage and front porch. Lawned gardens extend to the front and side of the property, with gated access on both sides leading to the attractive rear garden.

To the rear, an extensive paved terrace flows directly from the kitchen/dining room, creating an ideal space for outdoor entertaining. Beyond lies a generous lawn interspersed with specimen trees, well stocked flower and shrub beds and enclosed by fenced boundaries. Additional features include a substantial timber shed/workshop, log store and plastic oil storage tank. The gardens and grounds are a particular feature of the property, enjoying a delightful setting backing onto a small stream.

ATTACHED GARAGE

The spacious garage offers excellent versatility, with potential for a variety of uses including possible conversion, subject to the necessary consents. It features a remote control folding up-and-over door to the front, two rooflight windows providing natural light, power and light, the oil-fired central heating boiler and French doors with obscured glazing opening onto the rear garden.