19 Hill Street, Hunstanton, PE36 5BS

This handsome Victorian end-of-terrace home has been carefully improved over time, resulting in a house that feels both welcoming and full of character.

Period features run throughout, from original fireplaces and exposed floorboards, giving a real sense of its heritage, balanced with thoughtful modern updates.

The ground floor offers a natural flow between rooms, with two reception spaces that lend themselves equally well to everyday living and more sociable occasions.

The sitting room, with its bay window and striking fireplace, is a particularly inviting space to unwind, while the dining room enjoys a connection to the garden, making it ideal for entertaining.

Beyond, the kitchen is neatly arranged and supported by a separate utility room, adding a practical touch to the layout.

Upstairs across two floors, all bedrooms are doubles, with the principal room enjoying its own en suite shower.

The upper levels continue to reflect the character of the house, while offering flexibility for family living, guests or working from home.

A further attic room provides an additional and versatile space, with Velux windows framing far-reaching views towards the sea.

Outside, the garden has been designed with ease in mind, offering a mix of patio seating areas and planted borders.

To the rear, a substantial detached garage provide excellent off-street parking or storage/workshop.

The property has also benefited from recent practical improvements, including a newly installed gas boiler and re-roofing, allowing a new owner to enjoy both the character and the reassurance of key updates already in place.

Hunstanton Who wouldn’t want a place by the sea? Hunstanton, a traditional, unspoilt coastal town, is perfect for a beach walk and a fish and chip supper.

For residents, this Victorian gem offers even more.

Founded in 1846 by Henry Le Strange as a Victorian Gothic bathing resort, Hunstanton thrived with the railway from King’s Lynn, becoming a top day-trip destination.

Today, holidaymakers flock to Searles Leisure Resort, enjoy boat trips on the Wash Monster, fairground rides, and traditional arcades.

The Princess Theatre, renamed in the 80s for Lady Diana Spencer, hosts live performances, films, and seasonal pantos.

Golf enthusiasts can play mini-golf, pitch & putt, and the renowned Links course in Old Hunstanton. Facing west across The Wash, “Sunny Hunny” is famous for its sunsets.

Summer evenings are perfect for watching the sun set from the green, beach, or Victorian squares.

Impressive Victorian and Edwardian properties line these squares, alongside contemporary homes, apartments, and senior living accommodations.

Education options include a primary and secondary school (Smithdon High, a Grade II listed building), and Glebe House School, a co-educational prep school.

Amenities feature a gp surgery, post office, leisure pool, and gym at The Oasis, overlooking the sea.

Local shopping includes Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and a Lidl nearby in Heacham, along with a fantastic local greengrocer and award-winning deli.

Dining options range from full English breakfasts to afternoon tea at Berni Beans and relaxing at wine bar Chives.

Hunstanton attracts young families, professionals, and retirees seeking a slower pace of life. Discover why this charming town is the perfect coastal retreat.

Services connected Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating. Council tax Band B. Energy efficiency rating E.

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Tenure Freehold.

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