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A handsome and finely-proportioned four-bedroom Grade II listed Georgian townhouse occupying a prime position on the High Street in the heart of Holt, one of north Norfolk's most sought-after market towns. Built in around 1820 in soft red Norfolk brick and extending to approximately 178 square metres over three storeys and a part-cellar, the property combines its original period elegance with a thoughtful recent renovation. A panelled timber front door opens to a wide entrance hall with restored flagstones and the original turned timber staircase. A double-aspect drawing room sits to the front, finished in Farrow & Ball Inchyra Blue with restored fluted panelling, an antique marble fireplace, and tall twelve-pane sash windows overlooking the High Street. Across the hall sits a formal dining room with a second marble fireplace, panelled to dado height. To the rear, a substantial kitchen-breakfast room has been refitted in hand-painted timber cabinetry in soft sage with polished oak worktops, a four-oven AGA and a glazed roof lantern overhead. The first floor accommodates the principal bedroom (with original sash window onto the High Street and a small ensuite shower room) and two further double bedrooms, served by a marble-clad family bathroom. A fourth bedroom and a separate shower room occupy the second floor. Outside, the walled rear courtyard is paved with reclaimed Norfolk pamments, with mature wisteria along one wall, raised herb beds and a small wrought-iron bistro set. Permit parking immediately adjacent on the High Street. Freehold, council tax band F, EPC E. Grade II listed; within Holt central conservation area. Holt town centre with its independent shops, antique markets and tea rooms is on the doorstep, with the north Norfolk coast at Blakeney and Cley a short drive.

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