Two "villas by the sea" with swimming pools, tennis courts and "staggering views" of north Norfolk have hit the market for £7.5m
The coastal homes are set in a private location on the edge of Blakeney covering more than 11 acres of gardens and grounds, with a wildflower meadow, eight garages and summerhouses.
The properties provide some of the "finest views" of the coast, including the saltmarshes, Blakeney Point and the sea beyond.
The coastal homes are set in a private location near Blakeney (Image: Strutt & Parker)
The design of Larkfields was inspired by houses in Cape Cod and the Hamptons (Image: Strutt & Parker)
Larkfields was completed in 2022 with a design inspired by the type of houses found in Cape Cod and the Hamptons on the east coast of the USA.
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On the first floor, three bedrooms include a large, principal bedroom with French doors to a balcony and two dressing areas alongside an en suite.
The house has been designed to make the most of the views and the natural light (Image: Strutt & Parker)
The kitchen and dining room in Lark Cottage (Image: Strutt & Parker)
A drawing room with an open fireplace sits next to the kitchen, both facing the coast with direct access to a balcony.
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Outside is a heated swimming pool, a tennis court and a raised garden that leads to a covered dining area with a small kitchenette.
Both coastal homes come with swimming pools, tennis courts, summerhouses and a wildflower meadow (Image: Strutt & Parker)
A wildflower meadow sits on the coast side of the house, with two fields leading to the coastal path and a quiet channel with a recently built pontoon.
Next door, the three-bedroom Lark Cottage comes with equally "sensational views" and a similar indoor and outdoor layout including the addition of garages, a tennis court and a pool.
A gravel driveway leads to both properties, with coastal path access from Lark Cottage via a footpath.
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