Weybourne Mill is a striking brick tower mill complete with cap, sails and fantail built in 1850 with an attached two storey brick and flint mill house to the north. With a noteworthy history and an enviable position with uninterrupted views to the shoreline, the property offers 4,750 sq. ft of extensively and sympathetically renovated versatile and characterful accommodation.

The spacious reception hall with its turned stairway and cloakroom has double doors to the impressive front-facing formal dining room with a wide brick-built feature fireplace. Within the mill tower is a cosy snug/music room with bespoke cabinetry, whilst a glazed hallway flows further into an attractive conservatory. The 22 ft. kitchen/breakfast room with natural stone flooring, serving hatch and access to the rear terrace enjoys a range of modern cabinetry and integrated appliances, with ample space for informal dining and an AGA range. Adjacent is a useful store room and utility, with a long light-filled hallway linking to a double garage and plant room/garden store room.

The first floor houses the capacious open-plan sitting room with exposed timber beam divides and a peaceful circular study. Further are two dual-aspect bedrooms with picture windows framing far-reaching elevated coastal aspects, one of which enjoys a dressing room and cloakroom. On the second floor are three further tranquil beamed bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room and store room, one within the tower with a cloakroom and a principal suite with its fully fitted dressing room and luxurious en suite bathroom. There are three further floors within the mill tower, two of which houses bedrooms on the third and fourth floors, and access into the fifth floor cap room housing the fixed sail shaft and opening onto the balcony offering sublime panoramic views.

This property has 4.35 acres of land.

Outside

The residence sits within a prime position benefitting from a considerable 4.35 acre plot surrounded by open countryside and stunning coastal landscapes. There are large level lawns and land, a wealth of established shrub planting and trees, with walled formal gardens with a pillared and ornate gated entrance containing a variety of mature and vibrant planting. A large brick-laid driveway gives access to the attached double garage with a charming door through the flint-rendered wall flowing onto the substantial west-facing rear paved terrace.

Agents Note: The property benefits from a right of way over the gravel track that runs from Sheringham Road. The Field has a covenant preventing residential or commercial development.

Situation

The picturesque North Norfolk village of Weybourne is well placed for the nearby coastal villages of Cley next the Sea, Salthouse, Morston and Blakeney to the west and the towns of Cromer and Sheringham to the east. The village itself contains a popular public house and village store/coffee shop. Three miles to the south is the highly attractive Georgian market town of Holt which is hugely popular with locals and visitors alike and offers a vast array of boutique shops and restaurants as well as private schooling at Gresham's School for boarding and day children of all ages. The Cathedral City of Norwich is 25 miles to the south and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling. A mainline railway station at Sheringham offers a regular service to Norwich with connections to London and Cambridge. On the North side of the City is Norwich International Airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.

Directions

From Holt, head east on the Cromer Road and take the left turn heading north on the Kelling Road. Proceed for 3 miles into Weybourne and take a right turn at the T-junction opposite All Saints Church. Head up the hill and just before leaving the village where the speed limit changes, take a left turn onto a gravel track next to Millpeace and Weybourne Mill can be found on the left hand side.