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" 'The Pink House' as it is fondly known is a highly individual detached residence with spacious and well-presented accommodation located on a desirable residential road just a short walk from Sheringham Town, the station and beach. This unique home boasts some attractive and individual architectural features with a 'chalet style' façade to the front and a traditional two-storey elevation at the rear enjoying beautifully landscaped gardens.

Extending to around 1500 sq. ft. the impressive accommodation briefly comprises; Front porch, entrance hall with a double height ceiling and attractive turning staircase , shower room & WC, formal dining room, triple aspect lounge measuring 22'4 x 19'6, kitchen and spacious utility and store which has been converted from the garage space but could easily be put back to its original purpose.

The first floor features an attractive galleried landing, three double bedrooms all with delightful Southerly garden views and a family sized bathroom. The property is set in particularly attractive and established gardens with a driveway to the front providing ample off street parking flanked by raised shrub and flowering beds. The rear garden is a key feature of the property and enjoys a delightful Southerly aspect. The garden consists of an extensive paved sun terrace, shaped lawns and mature well-stocked shrub and flowering borders. 'The Pink House' is conveniently placed in the popular and rarely available Norfolk Road, a quiet and leafy residential road that is just a short stroll from the vibrant town centre of Sheringham and the coastline. 

SITUATION/LOCATION The 'Pink House' commands and enviable position within a 'non-estate' residential road just a short stroll from the town centre yet enjoying a peaceful and private environment. Sheringham is a pleasant picturesque coastal town surrounded by woods and heathland. The town has retained its old fishermen's quarter where brightly coloured crab boats are moored on the beach below the promenade. The town has a vibrant centre with a range of independent shops and quaint back streets; on the outskirts is a supermarket. There is also a theatre, a carnival in August and a Crab & Lobster festival in May. Sheringham has a popular links golf course as well as National Trust sites at Sheringham Park and Felbrigg Hall. Beeston Bump, accessible from the Norfolk Coastal Path, which runs through the town, is a local high point with glorious views across the town and coast. The North Norfolk Steam Railway has its terminus in the town for connection to Weybourne and Holt. Sheringham is on the Bittern line rail link to Norwich with trains connecting to London and Cambridge. 

SERVICES CONNECTED All mains services connected. 

COUNCIL TAX Band D. 

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING D. The reference number or full certificate can be obtained from Sowerbys upon request.
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit https://www.epcregister.com/ and enter in the reference number. 

PROPERTY REFERENCE 29044  "