Large Victorian Villa Steps From The Beach And Town Facilities, Hunstanton

Norfolk. Sleeps up to 10

Oakleigh is a large Victorian villa in a quiet residential area just 200m from the beach and a short walk from town centre facilities. With 3 reception rooms and 6 bedrooms, the house was designed for entertaining and for taking in the sea air from the outset. Many of its original Victorian features have been retained and are now complemented with interior furnishings that blend coastal chic with a boutique style.

Outside there is a very private garden with space for alfresco dining and a second elevated space for relaxing on all-weather rattan furniture.

From the side entrance hall there are doors to the Lounge, Games room, WC and Dining room. The Dining room has a wood-burner and table which extends to seat 10 people. The kitchen is fully equipped including oyster shuck, mussel steamer and plenty of corkscrews. A second staircase leads to what would have originally been the servants rooms. On the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms, two single bedrooms and a bathroom with shower which was refurbished in 2022. The second floor has 2 double bedrooms, and large shower room (refurbished 2022) and another separate WC.

Set up as a home from home, guests are welcome to use all the facilities including laundry, barbeque, buckets & spades for beach, etc.

Space for 2 cars and plenty of street parking on Lincoln Square.

Hunstanton has a great deal to offer as a resort town with its beaches, fish and chips, ice cream and sea views. Its cliffs are a geological marvel and from here an easy walk to Old Hunstanton sees the landscape transform into sand dunes and big skys. Further afield the coast road travels to Holme-by- the-sea, Thornham, Titchwell, Brancaster; all designated areas of outstanding natural beauty. Fresh fish is available in Thornham and Brancaster Staithe. Travelling 5 miles inland from here, the shopping of Burnham Market may prove irresistible. Holkham and Wells have great walks and beaches to explore. The Royal Summer Estate of Sandringham is well worth visiting.

Some of our favourite places to eat include - White Horse (Brancaster), The Crown or The Globe (Wells), Victoria (Holkham), Orange Tree (Thornham), Hoste Arms (Burnham Market), The Duck Inn (Stanhoe), Rose and Crown (Snettisham), The Lodge (Old Hunstanton). This area of North Norfolk has something to offer throughout the year.



Located in Hunstanton, this vacation home is in a rural area and near the beach. Princess Theatre and Bircham Windmill are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Norfolk Coast and Wild Ken Hill. Paint Me Ceramics and Rainbow Park are also worth visiting. Kayaking and water skiing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with cycling and hiking nearby.