Pitt Street, Southrepps, NR11

Nestled within the heart of the ever-popular village of Southrepps, 6 Pitt Street is a beautiful period home brimming with charm, character and timeless appeal. Lovingly maintained by the current owners and presented to an exceptional standard throughout, the property effortlessly combines the warmth and personality of a bygone era with the comfort and practicality required for modern living. Original features and thoughtful detailing create a welcoming atmosphere, making this a truly special home from the moment you arrive.

Occupying a generous plot of just over two thirds of an acre, the property enjoys delightful gardens that provide a wonderful sense of space and privacy. To the rear, the beautifully established grounds offer a picturesque setting for outdoor enjoyment, complemented by a charming orangery that creates the perfect place to relax and take in the views of the garden throughout the seasons. The overall setting is both peaceful and enchanting, ideal for those seeking a village lifestyle without compromise.

Further enhancing the appeal of this impressive home is a substantial powered workshop situated at the end of the garden, offering excellent versatility for hobbies, storage or home-working requirements. In addition, there is ample off-road parking via a private driveway, together with a double garage providing further practicality. A rare opportunity to acquire a characterful period residence in such a desirable location, this is a home that must be viewed to be fully appreciated.

Southrepps
Southrepps is a well-regarded North Norfolk village known for its strong community feel, village amenities and convenient access to both the coast and countryside.

The village offers a primary school, village hall, pub and local community groups, helping create an active and well-supported environment for residents throughout the year.

Surrounded by countryside and located within easy reach of Cromer, North Walsham and the coastline, Southrepps appeals to those looking for village living while still remaining connected to nearby towns and services.

Its mix of period cottages, family homes and countryside properties helps give the village a varied and established feel, popular with both families and those relocating to North Norfolk full time.

Services connected
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil central heating.

Council Tax
Band D.

Energy Efficiency Rating
Pending.

Tenure
Freehold.

Parking - Garage

Parking - Driveway

Disclaimer

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