3 bedroom cottage

Nestled within the charming village of Ringstead in North Norfolk, Cinder Cottage exudes warmth and charm at every turn. This flint cottage has previously undergone a meticulous renovation, showcasing an impeccable standard of craftsmanship and contemporary design. Decorated with tasteful furnishings and modern conveniences, it promises a lifestyle of comfort and calmness.

Step inside to discover an inviting sitting room at the front, perfect for relaxation and gatherings with a cosy wood-burner. To the rear, a bright and airy kitchen/dining room provides delightful space for the family to enjoy evening meals after a busy day or planning adventures ahead over breakfast. Additional amenities include a utility room and a ground floor WC.

Upstairs three generously sized double bedrooms, with the principal suite boasting the luxury of its own en-suite bathroom. An immaculate family bathroom completes the first-floor level.

Outside, the property has parking for two cars, complete with an electric charging point.

Sweeping field views surround the property, while a well-proportioned garden provides a retreat for outdoor enjoyment and relaxation. There are two outside brick-built sheds providing space for bikes, tools or logs for the wood-burner.

Whether seeking a peaceful bolt hole or considering its potential as a holiday rental, Cinder Cottage embodies quintessential Norfolk lifestyle, where modern comforts meet timeless charm.

RINGSTEAD

A delightful small village, Ringstead is well served with amenities. It has a well-stocked village shop, which incorporates its own large antique centre, and there is a popular garden centre, church and village hall. It is also home to the renowned 17th Century coaching inn, The Gin Trap, recently awarded Three AA Rosettes and named as one of the best places to stay in The Times.

The village is close to Ringsted Downs, a large area of chalk grasslands, part of which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a great location for walkers: it is the home of The Ringstead Round – a seven-mile path which runs along the High Street, passing by the Gin Trap Inn, the Old School, St. Andrew's Church and Ringstead Towermill before winding around the village in the open countryside. It is also on the Peddars Way and links with the North Norfolk Coastal path Cyclists too can enjoy the area and the village is on a National Cycle Route

Ringstead is a great base for exploring the north west corner of West Norfolk: it is just minutes from the beaches of the North Norfolk coast (the dunes at Holme-next-the Sea are 3 miles away), whilst the Hunstanton Golf Club and the Royal West Norfolk Golf Club are both relatively close-by. The popular village of Thornham, with its award-winning pubs, The Lifeboat Inn and The Orange Tree, its deli and boutique retail park, Droves Orchard, is less than four miles away.

Hunstanton is only a stone's-throw away too; a traditional, unspoilt Victorian gem of a coastal town, it is the perfect spot to enjoy a walk on the beach and a tasty fish and chip supper. Facing west across The Wash, you can enjoy a rare sight in the East of England, a fabulous sunset over the sea.

Even Burnham Market, the jewel in north Norfolk's glittering crown, is a mere 20-minute drive away. Don't miss this refined centre of the Champagne Coast.

Welcome to Ringstead!

SERVICES CONNECTED
Mains water and electricity. Drainage via septic tank. Oil fired central heating.

COUNCIL TAX
Band C.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
D. Ref:- 0273-2814-7937-2120-1795
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TENURE
Freehold.

LOCATION
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