A beautifully presented period thatched cottage dating back to the 1700s, full of period charm and exposed beams, yet thoughtfully updated for modern living. Perfectly placed for enjoying the Norfolk Broads National Park and the sweeping sandy beaches of North-East Norfolk.
This pretty, quintessential thatched cottage stands in the heart of the well-served and attractive village of Ludham. Once part of the old village stores, the property retains all the romance and character of its heritage, with exposed beams, original wall studs and a welcoming, homely atmosphere throughout.
The sitting room immediately sets the tone, with its beamed ceilings and cottage warmth, creating an inviting space to relax and unwind. The kitchen and breakfast area blends rustic charm with up-to-date convenience, offering a lovely place to prepare meals or enjoy a quiet morning coffee. A neatly fitted ground-floor bathroom completes the accommodation on this level, while a traditional staircase leads up to a landing and two bedrooms, each filled with the unmistakable charm of a period home.
Outside, the cottage benefits from a delightful rear garden, an unexpected bonus for a property of this age and position. This outdoor space feels private and cosy, making it ideal for entertaining friends and family, al fresco dining in the summer months or simply enjoying peaceful moments surrounded by greenery. There is also the added advantage of on-site parking, a rare and valuable feature for a thatched cottage in such a central location.
The property sits on a quiet lane just a short walk from Womack Water and Ludham’s pretty village centre, where you will find everything from a post office and village store to a butchers, florist, pub and restaurant, garage and filling station, a primary school, church, chapel and a doctors surgery. It offers the perfect blend of convenience, character and true Norfolk charm