2 Bedroom Terraced House, Harbord Road, Overstrand, NR27

GUIDE PRICE £330,000 - £340,000

A charming and beautifully presented Victorian terraced house that has been lovingly cared for by the current owners and offers surprisingly generous accommodation arranged over two floors. The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hallway leading to a comfortable lounge and a spacious dining room, ideal for entertaining or family living. From here, the layout flows naturally into a tastefully updated kitchen, with a useful adjoining utility area and a convenient ground-floor shower room, perfect for rinsing off after days spent enjoying the wonderful nearby beach.

Upstairs, the first floor provides two well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a particularly impressive main bedroom with a four-piece en-suite bathroom. Externally, the property benefits from a fully enclosed rear garden, providing a private outdoor space to relax or dine al fresco. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the charm, space, and superb village location this delightful coastal home has to offer. Call Millers to view.

Overstrand

Overstrand is an increasingly popular village on the stunning North Norfolk coastline, set within the area affectionately known as Poppyland. During the late 19th century the village rose to prominence as a fashionable coastal retreat and became known as the “village of millionaires”, with notable architectural landmarks including The Pleasaunce, the former home of Lord Battersea and Lady Battersea, and Overstrand Hall. These buildings, along with the village’s Methodist church, were designed by the renowned architect Edwin Lutyens. Over the years the village has welcomed many notable visitors including Winston Churchill and Jesse Boot, reflecting its long-standing reputation as one of North Norfolk’s most charming coastal destinations.

The village itself offers a wonderful balance of coast and countryside, with scenic walks, beautiful sandy beaches and a friendly community atmosphere. Everyday amenities are close at hand, including a convenience store and post office on the High Street, the well-regarded The White Horse public house, a primary school, church and village hall. The impressive Sea Marge hotel adds to the village’s appeal, while the popular cliff-top café provides spectacular coastal views. Regular bus services connect the village with nearby towns including Cromer and North Walsham, as well as providing regular services to Norwich, Sheringham and Holt, making this a wonderfully connected yet peaceful coastal setting.