Hunstanton, PE36 5HJ

Nestled on a quiet, sought-after road just a short stroll from the town centre, this elegant Victorian residence offers a superb blend of timeless character and contemporary comfort.

Constructed from classic brick and carrstone, this beautifully refurbished home presents a rare opportunity to enjoy spacious family living in an enviable location.

Stepping through the charming stained-glass entrance porch, you’re welcomed into a tiled hallway rich with period detailing.

The generous lounge-diner features a striking bay window and feature fireplace, providing a perfect space for entertaining or relaxing.

A separate snug with wood-burning stove creates a cosy retreat for cooler evenings, while the stylish kitchen-diner offers ample space for family meals and everyday life.

Further practicality comes in the form of a separate utility room, light-filled conservatory, and a convenient ground floor W.C.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress with five well-proportioned bedrooms, alongside a versatile sixth room ideal for a home office or nursery.

A tastefully appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation.

Outside, the property enjoys a generous rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn and bordered by well-established plants and mature trees, offering both privacy and charm.

A patio area provides the perfect spot for alfresco dining, and a brick-built shed adds excellent storage.

To the front and side, there is ample off-road parking – a rare and valuable asset so close to town.

With beautiful feature fireplaces throughout and a wealth of period touches, this is a home of true character and warmth – early viewing is highly recommended.

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, gas and drainage. Gas central heating. COUNCIL TAX Band D. ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING D.

Ref:- 2847-3042-7201-6084-0204 To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit https://find energy-certificate.digital.communities.gov.uk/find-a-certificate/search-by-reference-number and enter in the reference number above.

Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys. TENURE Freehold. LOCATION What3words: ///TBC WEBSITE TAGS sea-breeze garden-parties family-life EPC Rating: D