House For Sale £600,000
PLOTS 3 AND 4 - PRICES FROM £600,000
Stood handsomely off the passing lane, Gatekeepers Cottage and Wood Cottage are charming cottage style, 3-bedroom semi-detached homes and the perfect place to retreat and enjoy this enviable rural coastal setting.
Whilst both properties afford welcome off-road parking, Plot 4 also boasts a covered timber cart lodge with built-in garden storage. To the front these beautiful homes are traditionally framed and gated with black estate fencing, and to the rear with a mix of timber and stone walling surrounding their lawned south facing gardens.
To the ground-floor a sociable open plan layout creates an informal setting to relax and enjoy the company of others and to the first-floor a family bathroom complements the principal bedroom with ensuite, accompanied by a further double and single bedroom for eager visiting guests.
RINGSTEAD
Quietly tucked away on the beautiful fringes of the idyllic North Norfolk Heritage Coastline, amidst a patchwork of rolling farmland fields, rests the quintessential village of Ringstead. Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and arguably one of North Norfolk's best kept secrets, this charming rural idyll quietly affects a sense of timeless serenity of a bygone era.
Steeped in history, the village is rich with listed buildings, including the renowned village inn which has reputedly been serving farmers, traders, fishermen and smugglers since 1668. Now however The Gin Trap Inn and the General Store are at the heart of village life, serving locals as well as passing ramblers enjoying their Peddars Way exploration of the stunning coastline.
At the top end of the village, as the road north forks one way toward the beautiful coastal villages of Thornham and Holme-next-the-Sea or the other way toward the appeal and amenities of the Victorian seaside destination of Old and new Hunstanton, the fields gently fall away to expose vantage views of the of the nearby North Sea on the horizon.
To the southern outskirts of the village the Ringstead Downs, one of the largest remaining areas of chalk grassland in the county, with its steep-sided valley, supports a diverse range of plant and animal species, known to include around twenty species of butterfly.
THE DEVELOPMENT
Enveloped by natural hedging and set along a short, quaint no-through lane off Ringstead's pretty High Street, Jacob's Yard is a charming mix of just eleven cottage and barn styled detached and semi-detached homes, perfectly located to fully embrace an enviable rural village lifestyle: around a hundred yards from the General Store and that again to the reputable village inn.
In keeping with its surroundings Jacob's Yard has been sympathetically designed to outwardly reflect the appealing coastal and countryside charm and character of many of the village's existing homes and buildings, whilst replete with the niceties and efficiencies all beautifully wrapped within the reliability of a contemporary new home.
AGENT'S NOTE
Please note images are a CGI representative.
WEBSITE TAGS village-spirit
new-homes
Stood handsomely off the passing lane, Gatekeepers Cottage and Wood Cottage are charming cottage style, 3-bedroom semi-detached homes and the perfect place to retreat and enjoy this enviable rural coastal setting.
Whilst both properties afford welcome off-road parking, Plot 4 also boasts a covered timber cart lodge with built-in garden storage. To the front these beautiful homes are traditionally framed and gated with black estate fencing, and to the rear with a mix of timber and stone walling surrounding their lawned south facing gardens.
To the ground-floor a sociable open plan layout creates an informal setting to relax and enjoy the company of others and to the first-floor a family bathroom complements the principal bedroom with ensuite, accompanied by a further double and single bedroom for eager visiting guests.
RINGSTEAD
Quietly tucked away on the beautiful fringes of the idyllic North Norfolk Heritage Coastline, amidst a patchwork of rolling farmland fields, rests the quintessential village of Ringstead. Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and arguably one of North Norfolk's best kept secrets, this charming rural idyll quietly affects a sense of timeless serenity of a bygone era.
Steeped in history, the village is rich with listed buildings, including the renowned village inn which has reputedly been serving farmers, traders, fishermen and smugglers since 1668. Now however The Gin Trap Inn and the General Store are at the heart of village life, serving locals as well as passing ramblers enjoying their Peddars Way exploration of the stunning coastline.
At the top end of the village, as the road north forks one way toward the beautiful coastal villages of Thornham and Holme-next-the-Sea or the other way toward the appeal and amenities of the Victorian seaside destination of Old and new Hunstanton, the fields gently fall away to expose vantage views of the of the nearby North Sea on the horizon.
To the southern outskirts of the village the Ringstead Downs, one of the largest remaining areas of chalk grassland in the county, with its steep-sided valley, supports a diverse range of plant and animal species, known to include around twenty species of butterfly.
THE DEVELOPMENT
Enveloped by natural hedging and set along a short, quaint no-through lane off Ringstead's pretty High Street, Jacob's Yard is a charming mix of just eleven cottage and barn styled detached and semi-detached homes, perfectly located to fully embrace an enviable rural village lifestyle: around a hundred yards from the General Store and that again to the reputable village inn.
In keeping with its surroundings Jacob's Yard has been sympathetically designed to outwardly reflect the appealing coastal and countryside charm and character of many of the village's existing homes and buildings, whilst replete with the niceties and efficiencies all beautifully wrapped within the reliability of a contemporary new home.
AGENT'S NOTE
Please note images are a CGI representative.
WEBSITE TAGS village-spirit
new-homes
