• Guide Price: £650,000-£700,000 +
• Approached via a long sweeping driveway, framed by mature trees and autumn leaves, creating a memorable first impression +
• A commanding red-brick home wrapped in climbing foliage, exuding fairytale-like charm, with Mundesley Beck running through the tranquil gardens +
• Generous parking for 10+ vehicles, together with a garage and shared driveway access +
• Multiple outbuildings benefitting from both power and water, offering excellent scope for hobbies, workshops, or conversion +
• Spacious dual-aspect sitting room with a traditional brick fireplace as a focal point, filled with natural light +
• Additional dining room and dedicated home office, providing three flexible reception spaces for modern living +
• Large kitchen with rich wooden cabinetry, space for a family-size fridge freezer, and a separate utility room +
• Four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with ensuite shower room and built-in storage +
• Expansive private grounds surrounding the property, perfectly placed just a short walk from Mundesley beach and village amenities +

Guide Price: £650,000-£700,000 Concealed at the end of a sweeping driveway and framed by mature trees, The Willows feels like a home discovered rather than simply arrived at. This striking red-brick residence, wrapped in climbing foliage, immediately charms with its fairytale character and commanding presence, enhanced by Mundesley Beck running through the garden. Inside, the generous accommodation includes three reception rooms, a large kitchen with utility, and four spacious bedrooms, offering versatility for family life or multi-generational living. The grounds are equally impressive, with extensive parking, multiple outbuildings with power and water, and ample space for recreation, hobbies, or further development. Just a short stroll from Mundesley’s sandy beach and village amenities, The Willows is a rare opportunity to create a truly special coastal home. The Location Set in a peaceful residential area on the edge of Mundesley, The Willows enjoys an excellent balance of quiet living and coastal convenience. Just a short stroll leads you to the village’s sandy beach – perfect for seaside walks, fresh sea air, and the gentle sound of the waves. Mundesley itself provides a good range of everyday amenities, including local shops, a primary school, welcoming cafés, and a GP surgery, all close by. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the nearby cliff-top paths offer stunning views across the Norfolk coastline, ideal for dog walking, running, or simply soaking up the scenery. Regular bus services link the village to North Walsham and Cromer, while Norwich can be reached easily by car or rail, providing access to wider shopping, leisure, and commuting opportunities. With its blend of coastal charm, village convenience, and strong connections beyond, is perfectly placed for those seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Approached via a long sweeping driveway, scattered with golden autumn leaves and framed by mature trees, immediately sets the tone for a home steeped in character. A signposted entrance invites you forward, with the property slowly revealing itself through the greenery, a striking red-brick residence, partly cloaked in climbing foliage, offering a fairytale-like first impression. The approach leads to generous parking for 10+ vehicles, extensive grounds, and a collection of useful outbuildings, all benefitting from electric and water connections, alongside a garage. Shared driveway access brings you to the welcoming porch entrance, which opens into a spacious hallway where rich wooden accents, a staircase and a brick-arched feature doorway hint at the charm within. Inside, the accommodation is substantial and versatile, with excellent scope for multi-generational living or modern family life. The dual-aspect sitting room is a true centrepiece, bathed in natural light and anchored by a traditional brick fireplace. This, together with the separate dining room and a dedicated home office, provides three reception rooms to be enjoyed and adapted as you wish. A cloakroom adds practicality on the ground floor. The kitchen, styled with warm wooden cabinetry, offers excellent space for both cooking and entertaining, with room for a large fridge freezer and access to a separate utility room. Though perfectly functional, this heart of the home is ripe for updating, a wonderful opportunity for new owners to create a bespoke space to suit their lifestyle. Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys built-in storage and its own ensuite shower room, while the further bedrooms are served by a generous bathroom featuring a corner bath, shower, and basin, with a separate WC next door. A large landing area, with potential as a study or reading nook, overlooks the grounds at the front, enhancing the sense of light and space. The exterior matches the scale of the interior, with sweeping grounds surrounding the property, offering both privacy and possibilities for landscaping, play, or simply enjoying the setting, particularly with Mundesley Beck running gracefully through the garden. The multiple outbuildings provide excellent scope for hobbies, workshops, or conversion, while the coastal position makes this a superb opportunity for those seeking a lifestyle home. Just a short walk from the sandy shores of Mundesley Beach, is a home brimming with character and potential. While well-loved and immediately liveable, it offers exciting scope for sympathetic modernisation – the chance to blend period charm with contemporary style and truly make this unique property your own. Sold Freehold Connected to oil-fired heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. 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