Cley-Next-The-Sea, Norfolk

A modern 4 bedroom semi-detached property situated at the end of a leafy lane in a prime coastal village.

• Very well-presented brick and flint property constructed in 2009.

• Accommodation of approximately 1500sq.ft. (excluding garage) comprising Porch, Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Sitting Room, Kitchen/Dining Room, Utility Room, Landing, Principal Bedroom with En-suite Shower Room, three further Bedrooms and a Bathroom.

• Desirable features include oak flooring, wood-burning stove, timber double-glazed windows, French doors to rear garden and terrace, oil-fired central heating and Megaflow pressurised hot water system.

• Outside is set out as follows; parking space with Zappi car charging point, integral single garage with door to utility room, lawned front garden, space for boat storage, private rear garden laid to lawn with paved terrace covered by an oak-framed verandah and a raised seating area.

• Offered for sale fully furnished and equipped (by separate negotiation) with no onward chain.

SERVICES – Mains water, electricity and drainage

HEATING – Oil fired central heating

COUNCIL TAX BAND – E

AGENT’S NOTE: 1-The property is situated in a conservation area. 2-The Environment Agency state that 4 Chalk Lane is at very low risk of flooding from surface water, rivers or the sea.
BROADBAND: Ofcom indicate that Ultrafast broadband is available to the property.

MOBILE COVERAGE: Ofcom indicate the following: EE, O2 and Vodafone are likely to have voice available inside the property. EE is likely to have data inside, O2 and Vodafone are likely to have limited data inside the property. EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone are likely to have voice available outside the property. EE, O2 and Vodafone are likely to have data available outside the property. Three is likely to have limited data outside.

CLEY-NEXT-THE-SEA was described by William White in his 1845 Norfolk directory as a “small town and port” and listed “4 inns, 2 beer houses, 3 each of bakers, butchers, groceries, drapers, shoemakers and also 4 tailors”. 175 years on the village has a delicatessen, hotel, pub, tearooms, fish smokery, pottery shop and gallery. St Margaret’s Church looks over the green and the Glaven Valley and probably the best known feature of the village is the windmill, built as a corn mill at the beginning of the 19th century, and now run as a bed and breakfast establishment. The Georgian town of Holt which is about 5 miles away is known for its excellent selection of shopping and also Gresham’s public school for girls and boys. The City of Norwich with a main line service to London is approximately 26 miles away.