3 bedroom detached house for sale

Guide Price: £350,000 - £375,000. Mornings start with a walk along the Norfolk coast, returning to a home that showcases character and comfort. This 18th-century fisherman’s cottage in Winterton-On-Sea works beautifully as a family residence, a coastal retreat, or a holiday let. A welcoming porch leads into an open-plan living and dining space centred around a brick-built inglenook fireplace, while three flexible bedrooms, a modern kitchen, and a south-facing garden provide both style and practicality. Recent updates, including new rendering, windows, and doors, enhance the home’s period features. With the beach and village amenities just moments away, this property offers a seamless blend of everyday living and coastal escape.

Location

Beach Road runs through the heart of Winterton-on-Sea, a small coastal village on Norfolk’s east coast. It lies just a short walk from the sandy shoreline and the natural dunes, giving easy access to the North Sea and the surrounding nature reserves. The area is primarily residential, with a mix of traditional cottages and modern homes, and is within a comfortable stroll of the village’s essential amenities, including a general store, post office, a café, and a pub.

Families living on Beach Road are served by Winterton Primary School, located close to the village centre, which caters to children up to age 11. For secondary education, nearby towns such as Great Yarmouth provide schooling options, with local bus and school transport services linking the village.

Transport connections are modest but functional: bus services run along the coastal corridor, connecting Winterton-on-Sea to nearby villages and towns, while the A47 and Acle roads provide access to Norwich and Great Yarmouth by car. The location suits those who value a quieter, coastal lifestyle, with daily walks along the beach or dunes, local wildlife on the doorstep, and a small, close-knit community feel.

Beach Road

In the heart of the picturesque Norfolk village of Winterton-On-Sea, just moments from the scenic coastline, this traditional 18th-century fisherman’s cottage offers historic character and contemporary comfort. Whether you are seeking a welcoming family home, a serene coastal retreat, or a high-potential Airbnb, this property captures the essence of Norfolk living.

The cottage welcomes you through a practical porch, ideal for storing boots and coats after a long walk along the beach or through the surrounding marshes. Recent enhancements, including new rendering, a front door, and UPVC windows to the front, combine to give the property a refreshed and inviting appearance.

Inside, an open-plan living and dining area becomes the heart of the home, centred around a large, brick-built inglenook fireplace with an inset multi-fuel stove and a traditional Norfolk winder staircase that leads to the first floor, perfect for cosy evenings or relaxed entertaining. The stylish, newly-fitted kitchen features high-quality cabinetry, a full range of integrated appliances, and Herringbone flooring.

The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged with three bedrooms, offering flexibility for a home office, dressing room, or nursery. The master bedroom retains a hint of its traditional charm with a hand wash basin, while modern ground-floor and first-floor bathrooms, along with a convenient separate WC, provide practical comfort.

The front garden is south-facing, enjoying morning light, while the rear garden captures the afternoon sunshine and evening sunset. Gated access leads to a shingled driveway with off-road parking. The rear outdoor space features a patio ideal for alfresco dining, a neatly maintained lawn, and a timber storage shed.

This delightful cottage is more than a home; it is a lifestyle. With the coastline and the charm of Winterton-On-Sea right on your doorstep, it offers the perfect mix of coastal tranquillity, village life, and modern convenience, a rare opportunity to embrace the best of Norfolk living.

Agents Notes

Freehold

Oil fired central heating.

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