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" Temple End is a beautiful two-bedroom cottage nestled at the end of a brick and flint terrace row. Whilst only a short stroll from the Blakeney Quay and High Street, this cottage still enjoys practical outside space including off road parking and gardens and enjoys views over the marshes to the coast. To the ground floor, the accommodation includes a charming living/dining room with exposed beams and wood burning stove, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room with Aga and an open sided conservatory extension providing a beautiful yet sheltered area to sit and enjoy the garden.

The first bedroom is accessed directly via the open tread oak stairs and gives way to the master bedroom, which benefits from built in storage. Both are served by a luxurious family bathroom, added as an extension to the property in 2013, which includes a large walk-in shower and freestanding bath. From the first floor, there are views over the marshes to the sea.

Outside, Temple End offers a generous and versatile garden made up of paved terraces, gravelled areas with timber planters and an artificial lawn resulting in a beautiful area needing very little maintenance. There is a side gate giving access to the garden. 

SITUATION/LOCATION Temple End is ideally located at the bottom of a pretty Norfolk loke. This peaceful location is just a short walk from the quay and provides the perfect vantage point to enjoy the coast but escape the hustle and bustle of the High Street.

Blakeney is one of the most popular villages on the North Norfolk Coast. It's in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty surrounded by huge expanses of marshes and sky and is perfect for bird watching and dinghy sailing. Originally a small port it's now a lovely quiet village. It has a beautiful quayside with brick & flint cottages lining the narrow streets. As well as the Blakeney Hotel and Manor Hotel, Blakeney has a small supermarket and a good range of shops, restaurants and pubs. There is also a doctors' surgery and a primary school.

The Georgian market town of Holt is about 7 miles to the east with a wide range of shops - including many a designer boutique - and Gresham's School. 

DIRECTIONS From Blakeney Quay, proceed along the High Street and at the top, turn right onto New Road towards Morston, which leads into Morston Road. Go past the petrol station on your right hand side and No. 42 will be found a hundred yards further on, down a small loke on the right hand side. 

COUNCIL TAX Band C. 

SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity, water and drainage, oil fired central heating. 

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING The reference number or full certificate can be obtained from Sowerbys upon request.
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