The Crescent, Walcott, Norwich
Guide Price £400,000 (Tenant Fees)

Eventide is a detached two-bedroom bungalow that has been thoughtfully and comprehensively modernised by the current owners, creating a beautifully presented home with excellent versatility as a permanent residence, holiday retreat or potential holiday let, subject to the necessary permissions. With the beach quite literally on the doorstep, this is a wonderful opportunity to embrace the Norfolk coastal lifestyle and enjoy the freedom of seaside living.

Situated in the historic coastal village of Walcott on the north-east Norfolk coast, the property is perfectly placed for enjoying miles of sandy beaches and scenic coastal walks. The village offers a selection of everyday amenities, including a convenience store and post office, village hall, the Poacher’s Pocket public house and a popular fish and chip shop, creating a welcoming community atmosphere.

Set back from the road, the bungalow is approached via a shingle driveway providing off-road parking and access to the garage. To the rear, the neatly maintained gardens feature a central lawn, paved terraces, mature shrubs and a timber summer house, creating a private and relaxing outdoor space.

Internally, Eventide is beautifully presented throughout, with bright, spacious and versatile accommodation. An enclosed porch leads into a central hallway with useful cupboard storage, a modern shower room and two comfortable double bedrooms, one benefiting from built-in storage. The bright kitchen is complemented by a generous lounge/dining room, featuring a characterful fireplace and double doors opening into a wonderful conservatory extending the length of the bungalow with access to a utility room and W.C. This light-filled additional living space provides an inviting area in which to relax and enjoy views over the garden, creating a seamless connection between the home and its surroundings.

The property's location further enhances its appeal. The nearby village of Bacton offers a selection of public houses and a restaurant, while the market towns of Stalham and North Walsham provide a wider range of amenities, including schooling for all ages, supermarkets, doctors, dentists, a library and independent shops.

Agent’s Note: The property is subject to a leased roof arrangement relating to the installation and use of the solar panels. Further details are available upon request.