2 bedroom Cottage
High Street, Overstrand
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Coastal charm meets architectural history in this Sir Edwin Lutyens-designed gem. Nestled in idyllic Overstrand, this 2-bed cottage features wood floors, a cozy kitchen-diner, and cricket green views. Just a short stroll to the beach, it’s the ultimate
Period cottage in highly sought after coastal village
Outside, the easy-to-manage private gardens provide a sunny sanctuary just a short stroll from the sweeping sandy beaches and dramatic clifftops of Overstrand.
Often called the "Village of Millionaires," Overstrand is one of North Norfolk’s most desirable coastal spots, offering an idyllic lifestyle of quiet elegance. You’re steps away from gourmet local dining at the White Horse Hotel, fresh seafood from the village crab shack, and scenic walks along the coast toward Cromer. Whether you are looking for a boutique holiday getaway or a sophisticated permanent home, this cottage offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of British history in a village that remains a timeless Norfolk treasure.
Property Reference: HRT119100071
Dining room / Kitchen
The kitchen and dining area is a bright, dual-aspect space featuring polished wood floors and windows at both the front and rear. A central feature fire surround offers the option of an open fire, creating a natural focal point for the room. Two radiators provide consistent warmth, while built-in cupboards neatly house the gas boiler and provide extra storage.Designed for practicality, the kitchen is fitted with cottage-style cabinets, laminated work surfaces, and tiled splashbacks. There is plumbing and space for a washing machine, dishwasher, and under-counter fridge, along with a dedicated point for an electric cooker. An archway connects the space seamlessly, and a door offers convenient access to the front of the property.
Inner Hall
This inner hall is designed for practical living, featuring fitted shelving and dedicated hanging space for coats. This functional storage nook keeps the home organized and clutter-free, leading smoothly into the main living spaces.
Shower Room
Corner shower enclosure and a corner wash basin with easy-to-clean tiled splashbacks. A close-coupled W.C. completes the suite, providing a clean and functional design that maximises the available space.
Living Room
This is a beautifully light and airy reception room, defined by its high ceilings and dual-aspect windows to the front and rear that flood the space with natural light. Double doors from the dining area allow for an effortless flow, while the continued polished wood flooring adds a touch of classic warmth to the room's generous proportions.The space is as functional as it is elegant, featuring a fitted shelving unit, a radiator, and a dedicated provision for a TV. A set of turning stairs leads to the first floor, adding architectural interest to this bright, open living area.
Landing - Study area
The landing is a versatile space that offers more than just a passage to the bedrooms. With its integrated radiator and natural light from a Velux roof light, this bright area is ideally suited for use as a study or home office nook.Practicality is built-in with a fitted storage cupboard, additional eaves cupboards for tucked-away storage, and easy access to the loft space, making every inch of the landing both functional and inviting.
Bedroom One
This bedroom is another beautifully light and airy space, benefiting from windows on two aspects that capture glorious, uninterrupted views over the village cricket ground. The room features classic proportions and includes a radiator for comfort, along with fitted storage cupboards that provide ample space while maintaining a clean, uncluttered feel.
Bedroom Two
This comfortable room features a window overlooking the peaceful central courtyard, providing a quiet and pleasant outlook. It is well-equipped with a radiator for warmth and fitted shelving that offers convenient storage or display space.
Family Bathroom
The family bathroom is a bright, well-appointed space featuring a large window to the front aspect. It is fitted with a classic suite, including a panelled bath with an electric shower and protective screen, a pedestal wash basin, and a close-coupled W.C.The room is finished with practical, part-tiled walls and includes a built-in storage cupboard for linens and toiletries. Additional features include a radiator, an electric shaver point with a fitted mirror, and an extractor fan for ventilation.
Outside
The exterior of Belfry Cottage perfectly mirrors its historic charm, offering a private and easy-to-maintain outdoor retreat. The property features a delightful enclosed garden—a sunny sanctuary ideal for alfresco dining or simply relaxing after a day at the beach.The cottage is nestled within a peaceful, shared courtyard that maintains a wonderful sense of community while preserving your privacy. Just a short, level stroll from the gate, you’ll find yourself on the clifftops overlooking the sea or at the edge of the iconic village cricket green. It is the perfect outdoor space for those seeking a low-maintenance coastal lifestyle without compromising on beauty or location.Convenient parking is provided through a friendly, long-standing arrangement with a neighbour.
Agents Note
The property is freehold, has all mains servicesconnected and has a Council Tax Rating of Band B.
About Norwich
Cromer is a much-loved coastal town on the north Norfolk coast, known for its traditional seaside charm, strong community feel and mix of families and retirees. The town centre offers a range of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, alongside everyday essentials, and sits just moments from the beach and iconic pier.
Cromer is surrounded by characterful villages and countryside across, from the market town of Aylsham and the rural charm of North Walsham to the coastal beauty of Sheringham and Holt. With the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and miles of beaches, woodlands and walking routes nearby, it’s ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors. The area also benefits from well-regarded schools and good road and rail links into Norwich, making it appealing for commuters and growing families alike.
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