2 bedroom terraced house for sale

Nestled in the heart of the conservation area, this late Georgian cottage on Cliff Hill is a timeless treasure blending rich history with coastal charm. Dating back to the 18th century, the property exudes character with its original Georgian floorboards, Norfolk pamment tiles, and fascinating artifacts like 19th-century conveyancing documents and a vintage "For Sale" sign from 1903. Perfectly positioned near the award-winning Gorleston Beach—TripAdvisor’s UK Beach of the Year 2023—this home offers a unique lifestyle, balancing historical elegance with modern convenience. The pending Grade I listing and potential English Heritage plaque further underscore its exceptional significance.

A Coveted Location

Cliff Hill isn’t just a place to live—it’s a cultural landmark. Artists like J.M.W. Turner and Joseph F. Lambert immortalized its picturesque vistas in their works. The property is steps away from Gorleston’s vibrant amenities, including renowned eateries, pubs, and the breathtaking beach. Its convenient proximity to the A47 and James Paget Hospital makes it ideal for those seeking both tranquility and accessibility.

A Rare Slice of History on Iconic Cliff Hill

This stunning cottage is not just a home; it’s a story waiting to be told. Brimming with character, it features period details such as original Georgian floorboards, Edwardian and ledge-and-brace internal doors, and a kitchen showcasing six-inch Norfolk pamment tiles.

The thoughtful layout includes two generous double bedrooms, two reception rooms, a charming conservatory bathed in light and courtyard garden, featuring a brick-weave patio and a low-maintenance layout that invites personalisation.

The space offers a versatile blank canvas, ready for you to make your own. Beside the conservatory is a custom-built storage shed that maximises functionality. It boasts ample space for two bikes, a kayak, DIY materials, garden tools, furniture covers and more. Its large metal door ensures durability and security, making it a highly practical addition—no need for an extra shed.

With no onward chain, this is your chance to own a true piece of history. Whether you’re drawn to its documented past—complete with artifacts dating back to 1804—or its cameo in Danny Boyle’s Yesterday, this property is unmatched in character and appeal.

Agents Note

Sold freehold and no onward chain

Conservation Area

Disclaimer

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