The Street, Happisburgh, Norwich
Guide Price £375,000 (Tenant Fees)

Once a stable block, now a unique and versatile home, this charming property has been thoughtfully converted into a two-bedroom residence, accompanied by a separate two-bedroom annexe, offering an ideal solution for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or a holiday let/income opportunity.

Beautifully situated in the heart of the picturesque coastal village of Happisburgh, the property is within walking distance of local amenities, including a well-regarded primary and early years school and a friendly village pub. Just a short stroll away lies the historic Happisburgh Lighthouse, the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia, set against a backdrop of breathtaking coastal scenery. With miles of sandy beach and coastal paths nearby, this home offers a rare blend of heritage, community, and seaside living, ideal for those seeking space, lifestyle flexibility, and a connection to the Norfolk coast.

Just a short drive away, the thriving market town of Stalham, perched on the northern banks of the River Ant, offers a wider selection of services with its bustling high street, schools, supermarket, and petrol station—perfect for everyday needs.

Set back from the road, Wayside Stables is approached via a shingle driveway, offering off-road parking. To the rear, a raised terrace provides an ideal space for outdoor dining or relaxation, leading down to a well-kept lawn garden framed by mature trees, creating a peaceful and private outdoor retreat.

Internally, the main residence offers two generously sized bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite, a comfortable sitting room, a well-appointed kitchen, a modern shower room, and an additional lounge with direct access to the garden. The self-contained annexe features an open-plan layout incorporating a lounge, kitchen, and dining area, ideal for guests, extended family, or potential rental income.

Ideally situated, this coastal retreat is also within easy reach of the ever-popular seaside towns of Cromer, Holt, and Sheringham, each offering unique charm and a variety of independent shops, cafés, and attractions. Additionally, the Norfolk Broads National Park, just under eleven miles to the south-west, invites you to enjoy scenic boat trips, wildlife watching, and riverside dining, making this an ideal location for those seeking a balanced lifestyle of rural tranquillity and vibrant recreation.