Magdalen House, Hunstanton Road, Heacham, PE31 7JY

Set opposite the sweeping parkland of Heacham Manor Golf Course, Magdalen House enjoys a wonderfully open outlook and a position that balances village life with easy access to the coast.

Beautifully presented throughout and recently refreshed, this is a home that feels immediately welcoming, offering generous and adaptable accommodation designed around the rhythms of modern family life.

The heart of the home is the kitchen and dining space, where everyday family meals, weekend breakfasts and gatherings with friends can unfold with ease.

Across the hall, the sitting room provides a more relaxed retreat, centred around a marble fireplace, while double doors open into the garden room, a light-filled space that enjoys views across the garden and opens directly onto the terrace during the warmer months.

The ground floor offers the flexibility that many buyers seek, with a study that could equally serve as a guest bedroom, alongside a conservatory, utility room and cloakroom.

Whether working from home, accommodating visiting family or adapting to changing needs over time, the layout lends itself effortlessly to a variety of lifestyles.

Upstairs, three generous double bedrooms are arranged around a spacious landing, where a striking stained-glass window draws natural light into the centre of the house.

The principal suite enjoys its own private bathroom and a west-facing balcony, providing the perfect spot to enjoy the evening sun and views towards the surrounding greenery and golf course.

The second bedroom benefits from a dressing area and en-suite cloakroom.

Outside, the property is approached through wrought iron gates onto a substantial shingled driveway, providing extensive parking and a sense of arrival.

To the rear, the recently landscaped garden has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of outdoor living.

A generous terrace offers space for dining and entertaining, while the lawn provides room for children to play or for keen gardeners to enjoy.

Sleeper-planted borders introduce colour and texture throughout the seasons, and a large, powered shed offers excellent storage, workshop potential or space for hobbies.

From morning walks along the nearby beach to afternoons on the golf course and evenings spent entertaining in the garden, Magdalen House is perfectly placed to enjoy everything this sought-after corner of the North Norfolk coast has to offer.

Heacham Norfolk Lavender on the A149 coast road is the landmark that tells you you’ve arrived at Heacham.

Long popular with local families, thanks to a thriving primary and junior school, the village is large and offers a diverse blend of period properties and newer additions, plus a growing number of stunning beachfront houses, many with beautiful, first floor living areas that take full advantage of their shoreline position and rolling sea views.

Along with numerous pretty carrstone period houses, the village has grown in recent years and is bordered by a new development, Butterfield Meadow, on the edge of Hunstanton to the east and Lamsey Lane to the west.

It is well-serviced by two supermarkets, Tesco Express and Lidl on the A149, a Post Office, electrical store, chemist, gp surgery and gym, along with an alternative health clinic.

Spending time outside is part of everyday life here – it could be why so many of us become dog owners to enjoy a daily walk or two.

Indulge your love of the great outdoors further with a bike ride or game of golf. Cyclists should pit-stop at A E Wallis, which has been selling and servicing bicycles since 1939.

If golf is your game, enjoy a round at Heacham Manor, rated in Golf World’s Top 100 Golf Resorts, or perfect your swing at its driving range.

Alternatively, slow the pace with an easy walk to one of the village’s two beaches where you will find a sandy spot to enjoy one of west Norfolk’s legendary sunsets.

It’s easy to see why this coastal village offers the best of both worlds and appeals so much to those looking for a much-coveted home within walking distance of the beach and amenities, but without the bustle of a busy tourist trap.

Come and discover your place in the sun, too. Services connected Mains water, electricity, gas, and drainage. Gas-fired central heating. Council tax Band D. Energy efficiency rating C.

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Tenure Freehold.

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