From
£450,000
(£442/sq. ft)
3 bed cottage for saleThe Street, Bessingham NR11
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,018 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
About this property
Semi-detached brick and flint cottage positioned on a generous size plot, within the quaint village of Bessingham
Holiday let potential!
Retains the properties original character features including exposed beams, rustic brick-work, tiled and wooden flooring
Light-filled garden room with triple-aspect windows, extending the reception space whilst offering views of the wrap-around gardens
Spacious sitting room accentuated by a grand brick-built fireplace with an inset wood burner, inviting relaxation and entertaining
Farmhouse-style kitchen equipped equipped with bespoke cabinetry, wooden worksurfaces, a traditional Everhot cooker, a Butler sink and space for a fridge/freezer, alongside a walk-in pantry cupboard
Three bedrooms offering the utmost comfort and privacy, complemented by a shower room and a ground floor bathroom
Beautifully maintained, wrap-around gardens that are well-established, featuring a patio for seating arrangements, a sweeping laid to lawn, planted beds and a timber storage shed
Off-road parking
A quiet, rural location close to woodland walks and the North Norfolk coast
Location
The Street is a picturesque, peaceful lane situated in the charming village of Bessingham, in the heart of North Norfolk. Amidst rolling countryside, it lies just 7 miles from the historic market town of Holt and approximately 5 miles from the coastal town of Sheringham, providing easy access to the stunning North Norfolk Coast, renowned for its sandy beaches, scenic walking trails, and wildlife reserves. The village is also close to Aldborough, offering a glimpse of traditional rural life, while Norwich, the regional hub, is around 25 miles to the south, accessible via the A148 and A140, making both commuting and day trips straightforward. Local amenities are within easy reach, with shops, post offices, and cafes available in nearby Holt and Sheringham.
The area is well-served for families, with primary and secondary schools in Holt and Sheringham, as well as nurseries in surrounding villages. Healthcare needs are met by local gp surgeries and dental practices in Holt and Sheringham, with the larger Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital reachable in under an hour. Public transport links include bus services connecting to Holt, Sheringham, and Norwich, while the nearby Sheringham railway station provides direct services along the scenic Bittern Line to Norwich. The Street offers a rare combination of village tranquility, coastal charm, and practical connectivity, making it an ideal location for those seeking a rural lifestyle within reach of essential amenities.
The Street
From the moment you arrive, the cottage enchants with its rustic brickwork, exposed beams, and a harmonious mix of tiled and wooden floors. A welcoming porch sets the tone, opening into a light-filled garden room with triple-aspect windows. This bright, airy space flows effortlessly into the rest of the home while offering peaceful views over the beautifully maintained wrap-around gardens, the perfect spot for morning coffee or leisurely reading.
The spacious sitting room, complete with a grand brick-built fireplace housing an inset wood burner, invites both relaxation and convivial evenings with friends. In true countryside fashion, the heart of the home is the farmhouse-style kitchen. Here, bespoke cabinetry, wooden worksurfaces, a traditional Everhot cooker, and a Butler sink create a charming yet practical space, complemented by a walk-in pantry cupboard for effortless storage. Completing the ground floor is a bathroom, comprising of a three-piece suite.
Three comfortable bedrooms provide privacy and serenity, while the well-appointed shower room caters perfectly to modern living. Outside, the landscaped gardens are a joy in every season, from the sweeping lawns and planted beds to the sheltered patio, ideal for al fresco dining. A timber storage shed adds practicality, and there’s even the perfect nook for a hot tub, ensuring year-round enjoyment.
With off-road parking, this is a home that not only promises an idyllic countryside lifestyle but also the potential for a profitable holiday let, making it a rare and versatile find in a quintessential Norfolk village.
Agents note
Freehold
EPC Rating: E
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