3 bed detached house for sale

Morston Road, Blakeney, Holt, Norfolk NR25

Lark Cottage is a charming coastal property, with sensational views in a private location at the western edge of Blakeney. The house is of brick and flint construction under a tiled roof over two storeys and extends to nearly 3200 sqft, with significant flexibility in the accommodation. On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms, including the large and stunning principal bedroom which has French doors to a balcony and an en suite bathroom by Neptune. The views from the bedroom and balcony are sublime as they are from bedroom 2. Downstairs the kitchen/dining room is of particular note, having a stone floor, granite work surfaces and bi-fold doors to the large terrace which leads to the swimming pool.

Right of way.
A right of way for Lark Cottage will exist over the initial part of the driveway.

The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a charming Summer house/tennis pavilion a short walk from the house adjacent to the hard tennis court. The house is approached via a gravel drive which ends in a parking area to the South eastern side of the house and leads to the 4 bay garage/boat store. There is potential to convert some or all of this block to additional accommodation, if required. There is access to the coastal path via a footpath and in a quiet channel about 200m from the property is a recently built pontoon, which is used for launching a tender/small boat.

Lark Cottage is situated off the Morston Road on the Western Edge of Blakeney on the North Norfolk Coast. Blakeney is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has an excellent range of year round local amenities. Morston is about 0.75 miles to the West and has the excellent Morston Anchor pub, along with the renowned Morston Hall which has a Michelin Star. Holt, the popular Georgian market town, is about 5 miles away and has a wide variety of amenities and is home to Gresham’s School, and Beeston Hall Prep School is at West Runton, about 10 miles along the coast to the East.

On the North Norfolk Coast there are many fine pubs and restaurants, along with excellent sailing, walking, golf and birdwatching, superb local seafood and events to cater for all tastes.