Upon entering the property through the front hallway, you are welcomed into a highly characterful ground-floor layout that offers excellent scope for improvement and modernisation. The main living room is a striking space, highlighted by exposed wooden ceiling beams and a rustic brick fireplace housing a fitted wood-burning stove. Traditional solid wood internal doors add to the authentic charm of the cottage, while the dual-aspect windows allow for plenty of natural light. The accommodation naturally flows into the fitted kitchen, which features dark floor tiles, a striking black-and-white checkerboard splashback, and light wood-effect cabinetry with dark worktops and a stainless steel sink. An adjoining sunroom extends the living space, featuring wood-effect flooring, textured walls, and a translucent roof, offering a flexible area that connects directly to the exterior.
Upstairs, the first-floor landing leads to two bedrooms and a family bathroom. Both bedrooms are carpeted and retain the historic feel of the property with further exposed ceiling beams. One of the bedrooms benefits from a built-in hanging rail and a shelf. The family bathroom includes dark floor tiles, partial black wall tiling, and a fitted suite comprising a bath with a shower mixer, a wash basin, and a toilet.
Externally, the property is set back from the road behind a mature privacy hedge and a neat front lawned area. A paved side pathway leads past the flint exterior to the entrance porch. A shingled driveway provides convenient off-road parking and gives access to a detached timber garage. Heating is currently provided by wall-mounted electric heaters throughout the home.
EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: C
Local Authority: North Norfolk District Council
Broadband: Superfast connections are available in the area, offering typical top download speeds of up to 80 Mbps.
Located on Old Turnpike Road in Roughton, this property enjoys a convenient village setting with excellent access to local amenities and the wider North Norfolk area. Everyday essentials are easily accessible within the village, including a local convenience store, a petrol station, and a popular fish and chip shop. For families, St Mary's Endowed Church of England Primary School is situated nearby, while Cromer Academy offers secondary education just a short distance away. Transport links are strong, with Roughton Road railway station providing regular train services via the Bittern Line to Norwich and Sheringham. The historic Felbrigg Hall, a stunning National Trust estate with extensive woodland walks, is located just a short distance away, offering an excellent option for local leisure. The beautiful coastal town of Cromer is also easily reachable, providing a wealth of beaches, local shops, and parks.
Council Tax Band: C
