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A pretty three-bedroom traditional Norfolk flint-and-brick semi-detached cottage in the popular coastal village of Salthouse, four miles north of Holt and overlooking the marshes towards the sea. Believed to date from around 1880 and extending to approximately 108 square metres, the property has been thoughtfully refreshed by the current owners in a calm coastal palette. A timber stable-door opens onto a small flagstone-tiled entrance lobby. The sitting room features the original brick inglenook fireplace with a cast-iron wood-burning stove, exposed dark oak ceiling beams and a small leaded casement window with a deep window seat. The kitchen-dining room has been refitted in hand-painted timber cabinetry in soft chalky blue with polished oak worktops, a deep Belfast sink under a leaded window onto the rear garden, slate flagstone flooring and a small dining area beneath a roof-light. Three bedrooms occupy the first floor — a principal double with views across the marshes towards the sea, a second double and a small single — together with a refitted shower room in soft cream porcelain. Outside, the small flint-walled rear garden is laid mainly to lawn with mature flowering borders, a small gravelled terrace adjacent to the kitchen, and a small flint-and-brick outhouse currently used as a studio. On-street parking immediately outside. Freehold, council tax band E, EPC E. Salthouse village shop and the marsh footpath are a few minutes' walk; the wider north Norfolk coast at Cley, Blakeney and Wells-next-the-Sea is a short drive.

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