A five-bed period home has come up for sale in a north Norfolk seaside village recently named one of the best seaside locations in England.

Claremont House in Blakeney dates back to the mid-19th century and is Grade II listed.

It is typical of a traditional Norfolk home, built of cobble flint with red brick dressings around its windows and is well-proportioned, offering more than 2,000 sq ft of living space as well as a large walled garden. It is for sale with Strutt & Parker at a guide price of £850,000.

Eastern Daily Press: Inside one of the other double bedroomsInside one of the other double bedrooms (Image: Strutt & Parker)

The front of the property is traditional and elegant in its layout, accessed by an entrance hall with stairs leading up and a reception room on either side. Both have ceiling roses and period-style fireplaces and one also has a log burner.

A more modern kitchen and dining room stretches across the rear of the property which is fitted with white units and lots of worktop space.

Upstairs there is a family bathroom and four bedrooms, one of which is en suite.

Eastern Daily Press: The walled garden includes a lovely sun terraceThe walled garden includes a lovely sun terrace (Image: Strutt & Parker)

The second floor has been converted into one large master bedroom, complete with en suite. It features an exposed flint wall in the en suite as well as wooden floors and timber beams which rise to the top of the vaulted ceiling.

Outside, Claremont House has a large walled garden with a sun terrace, plus a lawn area with shrub and plant borders and a brick and flint shed.

Eastern Daily Press: The front of Claremont House on High Street, Blakeney, which is for sale at a guide price of £850,000The front of Claremont House on High Street, Blakeney, which is for sale at a guide price of £850,000 (Image: Strutt & Parker)

For more information, contact Strutt & Parker.

PROPERTY FACTS
High Street, Blakeney
Guide price: £850,000
Strutt & Parker, 01603 883602
www.struttandparker.com

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