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A much-loved family home on the market for the first time since 1973.
Versatile layout with ground floor annexe potential.
Over 4300 sq.ft. of well-proportioned accommodation set out as follows;
Ground Floor; Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Sitting Room, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Kitchen with AGA, Lobby, Library, Conservatory, Inner Hall, Study, Boot Room, Shower Room/WC, Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom.
First floor accessed from a staircase from the Drawing Room, Landing, Master Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom, Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom.
First Floor accessed from a staircase in the Hall; Landing Bedroom, Bathroom, Bedroom with Walk-in Wardrobe.
Second floor; Useful attic room with staircase leading from landing
Outside; Gated entrance opening onto parking and turning area. Covered boat store. Beautifully mature gardens well-stocked with flowering borders, mature trees, shrubs and plants. Private paved terrace and lawn, timber summerhouse and shed.
Private setting with far-reaching views over The Pastures to the sea and just a moments walk from the High Street and historic Quay.
BLAKENEY must be one of the most sought after coastal villages in North Norfolk. The whole coastal area, much of it owned by The National Trust, is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracting both sailing enthusiasts and ornithologists. The village retains a unique atmosphere with many of the old mariners and merchants houses remaining in its narrow streets with others tucked away in flint walled alleyways. The main street runs down to the Quay with its salt marsh and channels, with Blakeney Point beyond. There is a surprisingly wide selection of shops, public houses and hotels. A wider range of amenities can be found in the Georgian town of Holt, about 5 miles to the south.
SERVICES: Mains water, electricity and drainage.
HEATING: Independent electric radiators. Two Wood-burning stoves
COUNCIL TAX BAND: G
BROADBAND: Ofcom indicate that superfast broadband is available at the property
MOBILE COVERAGE: Ofcom indicate that O2 is likely to have voice and data inside the property and that Vodafone is likely to have limited voice and data inside the property.
Ofcom indicate that EE, Three, 02 & Vodafone are likely to have voice and data outside the property.
AGENTS NOTE: 1-The property is situated in a conservation area. 2-The sale is subject to a pending grant of probate. 3-A garage and parking area immediately outside the gates of Swallow Cottage are available to purchase by separate negotiation. Back to listing
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Description
A substantial detached property of over 4300 sq. ft. in a private, leafy setting overlooking The Pastures and on the market for the first time since 1973.A much-loved family home on the market for the first time since 1973.
Versatile layout with ground floor annexe potential.
Over 4300 sq.ft. of well-proportioned accommodation set out as follows;
Ground Floor; Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Sitting Room, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Kitchen with AGA, Lobby, Library, Conservatory, Inner Hall, Study, Boot Room, Shower Room/WC, Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom.
First floor accessed from a staircase from the Drawing Room, Landing, Master Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom, Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom.
First Floor accessed from a staircase in the Hall; Landing Bedroom, Bathroom, Bedroom with Walk-in Wardrobe.
Second floor; Useful attic room with staircase leading from landing
Outside; Gated entrance opening onto parking and turning area. Covered boat store. Beautifully mature gardens well-stocked with flowering borders, mature trees, shrubs and plants. Private paved terrace and lawn, timber summerhouse and shed.
Private setting with far-reaching views over The Pastures to the sea and just a moments walk from the High Street and historic Quay.
BLAKENEY must be one of the most sought after coastal villages in North Norfolk. The whole coastal area, much of it owned by The National Trust, is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracting both sailing enthusiasts and ornithologists. The village retains a unique atmosphere with many of the old mariners and merchants houses remaining in its narrow streets with others tucked away in flint walled alleyways. The main street runs down to the Quay with its salt marsh and channels, with Blakeney Point beyond. There is a surprisingly wide selection of shops, public houses and hotels. A wider range of amenities can be found in the Georgian town of Holt, about 5 miles to the south.
SERVICES: Mains water, electricity and drainage.
HEATING: Independent electric radiators. Two Wood-burning stoves
COUNCIL TAX BAND: G
BROADBAND: Ofcom indicate that superfast broadband is available at the property
MOBILE COVERAGE: Ofcom indicate that O2 is likely to have voice and data inside the property and that Vodafone is likely to have limited voice and data inside the property.
Ofcom indicate that EE, Three, 02 & Vodafone are likely to have voice and data outside the property.
AGENTS NOTE: 1-The property is situated in a conservation area. 2-The sale is subject to a pending grant of probate. 3-A garage and parking area immediately outside the gates of Swallow Cottage are available to purchase by separate negotiation. Back to listing
