Situated along the main road that runs through the centre of the village of Sedgeford, on the fringes of the Norfolk Coast AONB, is Rose Cottage, a charming cottage filled with charm and characterful features, providing a fantastic base for a family wishing to explore the picturesque Norfolk coastline.
The property has a driveway, which can accommodate two cars, and there is additional parking available roadside, while the property is accessed through the front gate, through a small, enclosed and pretty front patio garden.
Step inside the property to find a traditional sitting room, with wooden beam ceiling and a feature beam wall, along with a stunning exposed brick fireplace housing a woodburning stove and a choice of sofas to relax onto as you enjoy your favourite shows on the wall-mounted Smart TV.
From here, discover the attractive kitchen/diner with character beams and a farmhouse style dining table, where you can sit down to enjoy meals together, as well as being well-equipped with all of the necessary appliances, including a range cooker, large Belfast sink and large fridge/freezer, while the utility cupboard stores a washing machine, should you require it.
The conservatory offers a quiet space to curl up with a good book or enjoy looking out onto the garden, with a radiator to keep the space cosy and warm and a patio door leading onto the enclosed rear garden.
There is a lovely Victorian-style cloakroom, with fabulous printed wallpaper, while upstairs you will find the family bathroom with a lovely roll top bath and separate shower cubicle.
The first floor also houses the four bedrooms, with stunning wooden floors and sloping ceilings with character beams, consisting of a king-size, a double, a twin and a single, catering to a variety of groups.
Outside, you will find off-road parking for two cars, as well as additional roadside parking available, while the rear enclosed garden offers a safe space for children and pets to run around freely, while you sit back, get the barbecue cooking and make the most of a lovely sunny day.
The village of Sedgeford has an extensive history, with a mention in the 1086 Doomesday Book, with Roman architectural remains, Iron Age artefacts and Neolithic flint tools all suggesting that the village has been inhabited for centuries.
There is a river that runs through the centre, as well as a post office, two pretty churches and a nearby hotel that offers a pub and restaurant.
Cyclists can enjoy the National cycle route 1 that passes through the village, while the Peddars Way is close by and easily accessible.
The village of Heacham is three miles away, close to the coast, with a choice of two lovely sandy beaches, a golf club and Norfolk Lavender, 100 acres of stunning lavender fields with an oil distillery.
The seaside resort of Hunstanton, the only west-facing resort on the east coast, known for its stunning sunsets, sandy beach and long promenade you can enjoy scenic walks along, with attractions such as attractions such as a SEA LIFE Centre and Heritage Centre & Museum making for fun family days out.
Further along the Norfolk coastline, you will discover the Scolt Head Island National Nature Reserve, a National Trust owned area of sand dunes, salt marsh and mud flats, and family-friendly Holkham Hall, with woodlands and a walled garden to explore.
Meanwhile, King's Lynn is a short drive away on the banks of the River Great Ouse, with a fascinating and rich maritime heritage, several fascinating museums and an 18th century park with lovely walking trails.
Rose Cottage is an excellent base for discovering the Norfolk coastline.