4 Becks Row, Nethergate Street, Harpley, PE31 6TW

4 Beck Row is a delightful cottage rich in character and period charm, featuring a wealth of original and traditional details throughout, including: Wood-burning stove set within an exposed brick fireplace, pane glass windows with monkey tail casements, deep skirtings, and solid wood ledged internal doors.

The ground floor is laid with attractive quarry tiled flooring, while the first floor boasts exposed floorboards and rafter, enhancing the cottage’s rustic appeal.

A classic butler sink further adds to the authentic feel, perfectly in keeping with the home’s heritage.

Together, these features create a warm and inviting atmosphere, the essence of a quintessential English country cottage.

This property offers broad appeal to a range of purchasers, whether as a comfortable permanent residence, a lucrative holiday let, or a delightful private retreat for family enjoyment.

Ideally situated within the sought-after Norfolk village of Harpley, combining character, versatility, and an enviable setting, making it a truly attractive opportunity.

Ground Floor The cottage is entered via a charming timber stable-style front door, opening into a traditional country kitchen.

This welcoming space features a window to the front aspect, a traditional butler sink set within a cupboard unit, and space for a cooker, fridge, and a further appliance.

A quarry tiled floor enhances the rustic feel. Behind a wooden ledge door is the staircase which leads to the first floor.

The sitting room enjoys a particularly cosy and inviting atmosphere, centred around an exposed brick fireplace housing a wood-burning stove.

There is a window overlooking the rear, two useful built-in storage cupboards, and a door leading out to the garden, with the room also benefitting from quarry tiled flooring.

First Floor The main bedroom is of a generous size and features an attractive fireplace with wooden surround and mantel, along with an arched shelved recess.

There is access to an airing cupboard housing the hot water tank, as well as a doorway leading through to the bathroom which comprises a panelled bath, low level WC, and pedestal wash hand basin.

The second bedroom has an exposed rafter and wooden balustrade overlooking the staircase.

Outside The property is approached via a shingle driveway, with the property positioned a short distance along on the right-hand side.

To the front, there is a shingled parking area along with a useful brick-built outbuilding, currently used as a wood store.

To the rear, the property benefits from an outside tap and a shingled pathway leading through to a generously sized garden.

The garden is mainly laid to lawn and is enclosed by fenced and mature hedge boundaries providing a pleasant outdoor space.