Short Lane Happisburgh, Norwich
£450,000

The distant HISTORIC SEASIDE VILLAGE of Happisburgh is home to the oldest working lighthouse in the county and the only independently operated lighthouse in the country. The FAMOUS LANDMARK RED AND WHITE STRIPED LIGHTHOUSE has watch over the surrounding sandy shores for over two centuries and can be seen in the distance from the INLAND HAPPISBURGH COMMON.

Meadowcroft stands handsomely back from a passing rural road, on a GENEROUS PLOT that extends to around HALF AN ACRE and which enjoys open FIELD VIEWS to one side. The property is approached over a broad shingle driveway which provides AMPLE OFF-ROAD PARKING and access to the DOUBLE GARAGE. To the far side and rear a broad SWEEPING BLOCK TERRACE extends around and away from the property to a far reaching, SOUTH EASTERLY FACING REAR GARDEN.

This LONGSTANDING FAMILY HOME enters beneath a covered storm porch into and an entrance hallway with separate doors to a DEEP FAMILY LOUNGE with sliding doors to the REAR TERRACE and an archway to the dining room. Connecting doors from the hallway and dining room lead to a SPACIOUS KITCHEN BREAKFAST ROOM with a SEPARATE UTILITY and a CLOAKROOM. To the first floor, doors from the landing open to a family bath and shower room and FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOMS.

Meadowcroft is further complemented by its RURAL, INLAND SETTING, a mile and half from the actual POPULAR COASTAL VILLAGE of Happisburgh, with a PRIMARY and EARLY YEARS' SCHOOL, POST OFFICE VILLAGE STORE and FRESH FISH SHOP. The neighbouring market town of STALHAM, situated atop the northern banks of the wending RIVER ANT, boasts a bustling High Street containing a variety of SHOPS, AMENITIES, SCHOOLING and LOCAL FACILITIES, plus a nearby SUPERSTORE and PETROL STATION.