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Horizons

At the very end of Hunstanton's South Promenade, Horizons stands in a unique location, with direct access onto the promenade and beach.

This detached beach house has views from the upstairs rooms and balcony across the whole of the Wash from King's Lynn to Skegness, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the glorious sunsets - and children can nip down on to the beach!

The town is only a few minutes' drive (20 minutes walk) and Tesco is just down the road. The enclosed garden with picnic table and bench has a BBQ and ample parking. Comfortably furnished and mostly carpeted, this well-equipped property, with gas central heating comprises;

Entrance hall includes a ground floor twin bedroom, tiled bathroom with bath (shower over), washbasin with separate w.c, and kitchen and breakfast room with fridge-freezer, washing machine, double oven, hob and microwave.

Steep wooden open staircase (stair gate) to first floor with wood panelled lounge includes coal effect electric fire, TV with video, sofa bed, patio door onto balcony, and two bedrooms leading off the lounge (bedroom one with a double bed and the second with twin beds).

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South Beach Road, Hunstanton, PE36 5BA, Norfolk

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