Guide price
£275,000
3 bed semi-detached house for saleQueens Close, Blakeney NR25
3 beds
2 baths
1 reception
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About this property
Quietly situated within easy walking distance of the village centre and amenities, this spacious family property does require updating but offers tremendous potential for improvement and extension, subject to the required consents. The property occupies a large mature plot and also benefits from off street parking.
The ground floor accommodation comprises entrance hall, sitting room, spacious kitchen/dining room with a separate utility, store and cloakroom. Upstairs the landing leads to 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. There is electric night storage heating with UPVC double glazing, traditional four panel internal doors and exposed pine floorboards to the first floor.
6 Queens Close is being offered for sale with no onward chain but please note that a Section 157 covenant applies that restricts buyers to those that have lived or worked in the county of Norfolk for the past 3 years - please ask Belton Duffey for more information.
Blakeney is one of North Norfolk’s most iconic coastal villages, celebrated for its historic quay, sweeping salt marshes, and exceptional natural beauty. With a charming array of independent shops, galleries, renowned pubs, and a celebrated hotel, the village offers a unique blend of heritage, wildlife, and community spirit. Highly sought after for both permanent residences and second homes, Blakeney epitomises refined coastal living.
The village’s tidal harbour and protected waters provide superb opportunities for sailing and watersports, with the long established Blakeney Sailing Club hosting racing, flotilla sailing, training and regattas against a backdrop of outstanding scenery — perfect for enthusiasts and visitors alike.
Blakeney’s surrounding area is equally appealing, with neighbouring coastal villages such as Cley next the Sea, Wiveton, Morston and Thornham offering additional charm, scenic walks and wildlife experiences. The nearby market town of Holt provides boutique shopping, fine dining and cultural events, while the wider North Norfolk coast delivers endless leisure opportunities, from birdwatching and cycling to beach walks and sailing excursions. With its timeless charm, vibrant local life, and unrivalled coastal setting, Blakeney remains one of the most desirable locations in Norfolk.
Mains water, mains drainage and mains electricity. Electric night storage heating. EPC Rating Band F.
North Norfolk District Council, Holt Road, Cromer, Norfolk, NR27 9EN. Council Tax Band B.
Outside
Number 6 is set back from the close behind mature hedged frontage, with a lawned front garden, well stocked borders and a gravelled driveway to the side providing parking for several vehicles and leading to the entrance porch. The rear garden comprises a good sized lawn enclosed by hedged and fenced boundaries, together with a garage and shed, both of which are in poor condition.
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