Honeysuckle Cottage was originally built as two properties in the 18th century and has since been converted to create one larger cottage, offering holiday let potential.

The mid-terrace property has a brick-and-flint exterior and retains many of its character features, such as exposed beams, open fireplaces and an original bread oven in the study.

There is an original bread oven in the study (Image: Steve Adams)
A garden path leads to the front door, which opens straight into the dining room, featuring Norfolk pamment tile flooring, exposed beams, timbers and a window overlooking the front garden.

There is a wooden latch door to the kitchen and another to the traditional Norfolk winder staircase.

The dining room (Image: Steve Adams)
The cosy sitting room is adjacent to the dining room and divided by some attractive beams. It has an open fireplace and a window to the front aspect.

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