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Morston Road, Blakeney

PROPERTY TYPE

House

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

4

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Key features

  • Turn-Of-The-20Th-Century Semi-Detached Residence Of Immense Character And History.
  • Breathtaking Panoramic Views Over The Famous Blakeney Salt Marshes.
  • Fully Self-Contained Annex With Potential For Independent Entrance.
  • Exclusive Private Gate Directly Onto The Coastal Walking Path.
  • Original Period Details Including Four Panel Doors With Thumb Latches And Floorboards.
  • Delightful Ground Floor Reception Rooms With Feature Woodburner And Conservatory Access.
  • Superbly Appointed Kitchen/Diner With Granite Surfaces, Under Floor Heating And Distant Marsh Views.
  • Generous Principal Bedroom With Dual Aspect Outlook And Feature Fireplace.
  • Enclosed Courtyard Garden With Flint Walls And Privacy To The Rear.
  • Offered With No Onward Chain.

Description

Nestled gracefully on the fringes of Blakeney one of North Norfolk`s most cherished and sought-after coastal villages Mariners Cottage stands as a distinguished turn-of-the-20th-century semi-detached home, brimming with period character and quietly commanding breathtaking panoramic vistas across the world-renowned Blakeney Salt Marshes.

Steeped in history, this charming dwelling was constructed circa 1900, an era when Blakeney thrived as both a bustling fishing harbour and a favoured retreat for artists and writers. Built during the late Victorian to Edwardian transition, the cottage forms part of a small, select group of properties erected along Morston Road to serve the village`s expanding community, many of which housed mariners, coastguards and tradesfolk whose livelihoods were tied to the tide and the marsh. Its name, Mariners Cottage, speaks evocatively to this maritime heritage, standing sentinel at the edge of the village with uninterrupted horizons over the very waters and wetlands that shaped the area`s rich seafaring past. Today, it remains a place where timeless craftsmanship meets thoughtful modern enhancement, offering a rare and precious link to Blakeney`s golden age.

Approached through an ample front garden, enclosed by traditional picket fencing and graced by a generous gravel driveway, the property provides abundant off-road parking, with a neat lawn and winding pathway leading to the original front door a welcoming prelude to the warmth and character within.

Inside, the home retains wonderful architectural integrity, showcased by original four-panel doors with distinctive thumb latches, handsome wooden floorboards, and bright dual-aspect windows that fill the rooms with natural light. The principal reception rooms include a spacious main sitting room with French doors opening to a conservatory, alongside a delightful snug a cosier retreat graced by a woodburner set within a warm red brick surround.

The kitchen/diner stands as a heart-of-the-home space, beautifully appointed with quality cabinetry, granite work surfaces and splashbacks, and remarkable rear-facing views stretching across the salt marshes. Designed with both style and practicality in mind, it features space for a Rangemaster cooker within a historic chimney breast, integrated wine fridge and dishwasher, pull-out larder storage, underfloor heating and direct access through to a well-proportioned utility room. Completing the ground floor is a convenient downstairs cloakroom and, most notably, a fully self-contained annex, offering immense flexibility for guests, family, or as a supplementary income stream, with the potential to create an independent entrance should it be desired.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues to impress. The principal bedroom is a wonderfully generous dual-aspect space, formed from two former rooms and endowed with glorious views and a feature fireplace. Two further bedrooms offer versatile accommodation, supported by two beautifully presented bath or shower rooms one a striking four-piece suite including a freestanding roll-top bath and double walk-in power shower, the other a practical three-piece suite serving the second and third bedrooms.

The self-contained annex comprises its own living room, kitchen, first-floor bedroom and shower room a thoughtfully proportioned space that complements the main residence perfectly, while remaining entirely separate.

To the rear lies a secluded courtyard-style garden, paved in patio and sheltered by handsome flint walls, offering peace and privacy. Most remarkably, the property enjoys its own direct gate leading onto the coastal walking path, granting immediate access to miles of spectacular shoreline, nature reserves and the glittering waters of the North Norfolk Coast.

In all, Mariners Cottage is a property of rare distinction a home that honours its maritime past while offering all the comforts of modern life, with views and location that simply cannot be replicated. A truly exceptional offering.

The Local Area:
Blakeney is a picturesque coastal village on the North Norfolk coast, renowned for its charming character, winding lanes and beautiful waterside setting. Once a thriving medieval port, the village today offers a wonderful blend of traditional Norfolk charm and relaxed coastal living, with an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants.

The Blakeney Quay and harbour provide a focal point for enjoying the ever-changing coastal scenery, while the surrounding salt marshes and countryside offer superb opportunities for walking, birdwatching and exploring the renowned North Norfolk coastline. With its attractive period properties, strong sense of community and easy access to some of the region`s most beautiful beaches and nature reserves, Blakeney is a highly sought-after destination for both permanent living and coastal escapes.


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Affordability

Monthly repayments£3,863
Property: £ 795,000
Deposit: £ 79,500
Interest rate: 5.05%
Term: 30 years
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About Pymm & Co, Sheringham

4 Melbourne Road, Sheringham, NR26 8EF

In 2006, the first branch of Pymm & Co was opened by local estate agent and current Managing Director, Steve Pymm. Steve had been working as an estate agent in Norfolk since 1996, holding key positions and heading a chain of offices and a franchise. Situated in the centre of Norwich opposite the local landmark John Lewis store, the opening of the Ber Street branch was the realisation of Steve's vision to use his expertise and local knowledge to form a committed and professional estate agent with a focus on providing a high level of dedicated service to their customers.

In 2007, Pymm & Co's sister company, Broadland Consultants was formed with fellow director, Simon Gilvey, to provide financial services with the same values. In 2008, Pymm & Co further expanded their range of services by establishing a Lettings division, headed by director Stuart Monument.

The service you deserve should start with an accurate valuation and be developed with honest initial and ongoing feedback. As a committed and professional estate agent, we will sell your property more quickly, efficiently and for the right value.

Pymm & Co delivers an experienced, qualified professional service, committed to guiding you through the whole process. Never feel awkward about asking questions.

Remember, we back our promise of performance with the terms of our high-value, low-risk contract.

Why Choose Us

  • City Centre Head Office opposite John Lewis
  • Over 250 years of combined local experience
  • No fixed term contracts as standard

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