Three-bed cottage in Saxthorpe for sale at £425,000 guide

Honeysuckle Cottage was originally built as two properties in the 18th century and has since been converted to create one larger cottage, offering holiday let potential.

The mid-terrace property has a brick-and-flint exterior and retains many of its character features, such as exposed beams, open fireplaces and an original bread oven in the study.

There is an original bread oven in the study (Image: Steve Adams)
A garden path leads to the front door, which opens straight into the dining room, featuring Norfolk pamment tile flooring, exposed beams, timbers and a window overlooking the front garden.

There is a wooden latch door to the kitchen and another to the traditional Norfolk winder staircase.

The dining room (Image: Steve Adams)
The cosy sitting room is adjacent to the dining room and divided by some attractive beams. It has an open fireplace and a window to the front aspect.

Completing the ground floor is the study with original bread oven and open fireplace.

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A door from the study leads out to the rear and two outbuildings – one of which houses the oil tank and the other providing storage for garden furniture and tools.

The sitting room (Image: Steve Adams)The kitchen (Image: Steve Adams)
Upstairs, the landing has high vaulted ceilings, with plenty of natural light flooding through the window above the stairs.

The generous master bedroom also enjoys a stunning vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, along with a feature fireplace and front-facing window.

The landing has an impressive vaulted ceiling (Image: Steve Adams)
Bedroom two is a double with feature fireplace and built-in wardrobe, while bedroom three is a single that leads off the master.

All three bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, which comprises a bath, wash basin, WC and built-in cupboards.

The master bedroom (Image: Steve Adams)
Outside, the gravel path to the front is bordered by lawn, mature shrubs and flowers.

There is land belonging to Honeysuckle Cottage at the end of the row of cottages, providing off-street parking.

The attractive entrance to Honeysuckle Cottage (Image: Steve Adams)
Beyond the cottages is a pathway leading to a large, enclosed garden, which is planted with trees and shrubs.

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At the far end of the garden is a beautifully preserved railway carriage which is “ideal for relaxing and enjoying the garden while listening to the birds”,  according to selling agent Big Skies Estates.

A pathway leads to a large garden planted with trees and shrubs (Image: Steve Adams)
Saxthorpe is conveniently located between Norwich and the north Norfolk coast. It is the sister village to Corpusty, which has a village shop, art gallery, primary school and pub.

The market towns of Holt and Aylsham are both around six miles away, offering a range of further amenities.

There is a beautifully preserved railway carriage at the far end of the garden (Image: Steve Adams)
Honeysuckle Cottage has potential to be used as a holiday let – with Big Skies Estates projecting income at £470 to £850 per week in peak season.

This is based on holiday let occupancy of around 25-30 weeks per annum; sleeping four in three bedrooms.

For more information, contact Big Skies Estates.

PROPERTY FACTS

Honeysuckle Cottage, Saxthorpe
Guide Price: £425,000
Big Skies Estates, 01263 586686
bigskiesestates.co.uk