North Walsham Road, Happisburgh

Tucked away in a private and peaceful setting, this impressive 1950s detached home sits on a generous quarter-acre plot (STMS) with captivating views of the nearby church. Having undergone two major extensions, the property now offers nearly 1,800 sq. ft of beautifully presented living space, blending classic charm with modern flexibility.

A gated entrance opens onto a sweeping gravel driveway and mature front garden, setting the tone for the elegant home beyond. Step inside to discover a spectacular 7m x 5m (approx.) sitting room, complete with a cosy wood-burning stove and Bi-fold doors that lead out to the rear garden. This room also opens onto a private courtyard garden laid with low-maintenance artificial grass, offering a peaceful spot to relax.
The formal dining room, with its original open fireplace, provides a refined space, while the stylish dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room offers a bright and sociable heart to the home. To the rear, a handy lobby leads to a ground-floor shower room and a versatile study or fifth bedroom—ideal for use as a home office, guest suite, or annexe potential.

Upstairs, a spacious landing gives access to four generous double bedrooms, each filled with natural light, along with a sleek, modern family bathroom.

Outside, the rear garden is a true haven - mainly laid to lawn and backing onto open playing fields. A standalone swimming pool and paved patio area provide the perfect setting for summer gatherings, barbecues, or simply unwinding at the end of the day.

Combining character, comfort, and a wonderfully versatile layout in a sought-after village setting, this exceptional home is ready to welcome its next chapter.

Location - Happisburgh (pronounced "Hays-bruh") is a small, picturesque village located on the north-east coast of Norfolk.. It is known for its scenic views over the North Sea, charming coastal atmosphere, and historical landmarks. The village is particularly famous for its Happisburgh Lighthouse, which is the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia, first lit in 1790. This striking red and white striped lighthouse is a well-known symbol of the area.

The village is situated along the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), offering a peaceful, rural setting, perfect for walking, birdwatching, and exploring the nearby beaches., which you will find just a 15 minute walk away. Within the village of Happisburgh you will find a village store, a pub, and a fishmongers.

Overall, Happisburgh is a tranquil and scenic spot for visitors who want to experience the charm of Norfolk's coastline, as well as its history and natural beauty.