House For Sale £825,000
Just a short walk from the stunning sandy dune beach or a bustling local pub, you will get to 75 Old Hunstanton Road – a four-bedroom, beautifully presented property in one of north Norfolk's most popular locations.
Although built in the last thirty years, the property's front facade is made from brick and chalk, a local material many people are fond of in the area, and one that looks welcoming from your initial approach to the property.
Once inside, it is evident that the property is spacious, light, airy, and has been well looked after.
The spacious lounge, with central focal fireplace, seamlessly flows through to the kitchen with a brand-new glass and steel frame conservatory – a favourite spot for the current owners to host dinner parties with bi-fold doors to the garden, or simply to observe the local wildlife from the comfort of the warm inside.
The kitchen has been modernized with a very clean-cut look, with plenty of cupboard space and a lovely stone worktop. From the kitchen, a handy utility space provides access to the outside, as well as a downstairs shower beyond – great for showering sandy dogs or children from a play on the beach.
A downstairs fourth bedroom is handy for guests staying or even future-proofing the property for later living. A separate reception room makes for a great study, snug, or even hobby room, and finally, a separate WC completes the downstairs accommodation. Upstairs, there are a further three double bedrooms, all served by a modern shower room, with the back bedroom even having a glimpse of the sea – a handy reminder of just how close you are to the beautiful coastline.
The front has ample off-street parking, as well as access to a single garage with electric doors. The rear garden is bursting with colour and has an old original character wall that opens to a further grassy area with mature trees and views of farmland beyond.
75 Old Hunstanton Road is perfect for someone looking to move to a property with no work needed and will appeal to families, retirees, and second homeowners looking to be by the coast.
OLD HUNSTANTON It's easy to see why Old Hunstanton is so popular with holidaymakers and full time residents alike. Home to some of the finest properties in the county, there's a wonderful mix of charming cottages, converted barns, and cool, contemporary homes.
Stroll along the top of the famous striped cliffs to take in the lighthouse and the ruins of St Edmunds chapel, built in the 13th century in memory of St Edmund who landed here in 855 to be crowned King of East Anglia.
Perhaps set off for a walk along the coastal path, and at the end of the day save your tired legs by getting the regular Coasthopper bus home.
Golfers are spoilt for choice, with the fantastic links course at Hunstanton Golf Club in the village, and Royal West Norfolk Golf Club's championship course just a few miles away at Brancaster.
After a busy day, relax at The Lodge or the Ancient Mariner, the two great pubs within the village, or treat yourself at Michelin starred The Neptune. For daily provisions there's an excellent village store and there's also a craft centre, wonderful for browsing.
Just the other side of the pine trees, dunes and beach huts you'll find the beautiful beach where days are spent playing on the golden sands and evenings are lit by incredible sunsets over the sea.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band E.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING C. Ref:- 7809-3034-7209-9354-2200
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///unspoiled.appetite.jeering
PROPERTY REFERENCE 32058
WEBSITE TAGS sea-breeze
garden-parties
room-to-roam
family-life
Although built in the last thirty years, the property's front facade is made from brick and chalk, a local material many people are fond of in the area, and one that looks welcoming from your initial approach to the property.
Once inside, it is evident that the property is spacious, light, airy, and has been well looked after.
The spacious lounge, with central focal fireplace, seamlessly flows through to the kitchen with a brand-new glass and steel frame conservatory – a favourite spot for the current owners to host dinner parties with bi-fold doors to the garden, or simply to observe the local wildlife from the comfort of the warm inside.
The kitchen has been modernized with a very clean-cut look, with plenty of cupboard space and a lovely stone worktop. From the kitchen, a handy utility space provides access to the outside, as well as a downstairs shower beyond – great for showering sandy dogs or children from a play on the beach.
A downstairs fourth bedroom is handy for guests staying or even future-proofing the property for later living. A separate reception room makes for a great study, snug, or even hobby room, and finally, a separate WC completes the downstairs accommodation. Upstairs, there are a further three double bedrooms, all served by a modern shower room, with the back bedroom even having a glimpse of the sea – a handy reminder of just how close you are to the beautiful coastline.
The front has ample off-street parking, as well as access to a single garage with electric doors. The rear garden is bursting with colour and has an old original character wall that opens to a further grassy area with mature trees and views of farmland beyond.
75 Old Hunstanton Road is perfect for someone looking to move to a property with no work needed and will appeal to families, retirees, and second homeowners looking to be by the coast.
OLD HUNSTANTON It's easy to see why Old Hunstanton is so popular with holidaymakers and full time residents alike. Home to some of the finest properties in the county, there's a wonderful mix of charming cottages, converted barns, and cool, contemporary homes.
Stroll along the top of the famous striped cliffs to take in the lighthouse and the ruins of St Edmunds chapel, built in the 13th century in memory of St Edmund who landed here in 855 to be crowned King of East Anglia.
Perhaps set off for a walk along the coastal path, and at the end of the day save your tired legs by getting the regular Coasthopper bus home.
Golfers are spoilt for choice, with the fantastic links course at Hunstanton Golf Club in the village, and Royal West Norfolk Golf Club's championship course just a few miles away at Brancaster.
After a busy day, relax at The Lodge or the Ancient Mariner, the two great pubs within the village, or treat yourself at Michelin starred The Neptune. For daily provisions there's an excellent village store and there's also a craft centre, wonderful for browsing.
Just the other side of the pine trees, dunes and beach huts you'll find the beautiful beach where days are spent playing on the golden sands and evenings are lit by incredible sunsets over the sea.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band E.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING C. Ref:- 7809-3034-7209-9354-2200
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///unspoiled.appetite.jeering
PROPERTY REFERENCE 32058
WEBSITE TAGS sea-breeze
garden-parties
room-to-roam
family-life
