3 bedroom detached house for sale
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Property description & features
- Guide Price £400,000 £420,000
- Charming Two Bedroom Cottage
- Approximately 300 Years of History
- Picturesque Village Location
- Large Bathroom with Separate Bath and Shower
- Two Reception Rooms with Log Burner
- Utility/Boot Room
- Generous Garden
- Off Road Parking
- Nearby Common and Local Amenities
Lovingly refreshed by its current owners, this cottage strikes a perfect balance between historic charm and modern comfort. Welcomed by a wide, inviting hallway that flows seamlessly into a thoughtfully designed utility and boot room, complete with a handy WC, this practical space ensures that muddy boots, wet coats, and the day-to-day workings of the home are neatly tucked away, making it ideal for returning from a morning walk on the nearby common with the dog.
The ground floor has a wonderfully connected flow, with each room naturally leading to the next. The kitchen, with its views over the enchanting garden, offers a perfect vantage point to watch children play or to spot visiting wildlife.
Exposed beams, revealed brickwork, and a cosy log burner in the living room create a timeless, rustic atmosphere – a perfect haven to retreat to after a busy day. Whether you're curling up by the fire on a chilly evening or entertaining around the dining table with the fire casting its warm glow, the cottage offers an irresistible sense of comfort and welcome.
Upstairs, two generous double bedrooms enjoy views over the picturesque country lane. The luxuriously large main bathroom offers both a separate bath and shower, providing a serene space to relax and unwind. Whether it's a long soak in the bath or a slow morning sipping tea in bed, this home offers a sense of indulgence and retreat. A third room is perfect as a walk-in dressing room or a quiet home office, ideal for those working remotely or seeking a space to reflect.
Outside, the cottage continues to charm. A private patio is perfect for summer BBQs or simply gathering with friends for drinks and nibbles as the sun sets. Beyond, the deceptively large and beautifully secluded garden, offers an idyllic space for all ages to enjoy, with plenty of room to soak up the fresh country air and bask in the tranquility of the setting.
POTT ROW If you're looking for somewhere to settle down and enjoy the Norfolk way of life, then the quaint, rural village of Pott Row is certainly a place to consider.
Pott Row is a growing village that merges with its neighboring village, Grimston, and has a rich history of pottery production dating back centuries. It is home to the traditional Elsegood family butchers, located on Cliffe en Howe Road, which locally sources its meats. The Oak and Pine Parlour specialises in bespoke handcrafted furniture, while the village chapel, likely dating back to the 19th century, serves as a community hub for events like yoga, toddler mornings, and annual Christmas tree charity displays. The village hall also hosts a variety of activities.
The adjoining village of Grimston offers amenities such as the Grimston Medical Centre, a shop with a post office and a local pub, The Old Bell. For those looking to get creative, there's also the Crafty Corner Shop, which offers workshops and classes, and Norfolk Creative Arts, an art school for a variety of levels, is located opposite the church and hosts exhibitions throughout the year.
The Grade I Listed Church of St Botolph has late Saxon / early Norman origins and was largely extended in the 14th and 15th centuries and hosts regular services throughout the year.
The nearby historic market town of King's Lynn is 8 miles away with a plethora of shops, entertainment activities and eateries.
Tranquil rural living, with the convenience of a nearby bustling town with excellent travel links, Pott Row is a wonderful place to call home.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band C.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING E. Ref: 0440-2890-6561-9326-5935
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TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///ballroom.awakening.befitting
AGENT’S NOTE This property has right-of-way over a small section of shared driveway owned by a neighbouring property.
PROPERTY REFERENCE 45876
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