House For Sale £200,000
Description * Semi-detached cottage * 3 Bedrooms * 14ft8 lounge * Private parking * Small garden * Built circa. 1850's * No onward chain *
Looking for a charming, quaint and pretty cottage with no onward chain? Then take a look at this lovely, 3 bedroom, carrstone (local stone sometimes known as gingerbread) house which is set in the quiet village of Pentney. The house is believed to date back to around the mid 1800's and was possibly built as a farm-hands house.
The ground floor has a 14ft8 lounge which boasts a stunning feature fireplace, a kitchen / dining room with a range of fitted units including a built-in oven and hob and an under-stairs storage cupboard. To the 1st floor, doors lead off the landing to the 3 bedrooms and the family bathroom which has a white 3 piece suite which includes a 'P' shaped bath with shower over.
Outside to the front there is a shingled garden area with garden shed, and to the rear there is a small garden area which is again shingled with hedging to the border and can be accessed via a set of gates off the road (the kerb has been dropped) to offer private parking for a small vehicle if required.
Council Tax Band:
EPC rating: E
location:
King's Lynn town centre has recently undergone a regeneration programme and has direct rail links to Cambridge and London (Kings Cross). There is a wealth of shopping facilities as well as restaurants, public houses and all the usual amenities expected of a market town. Much of the town is covered under conservation area and there are many listed buildings (please be aware of this). The town is situated approximately 45 miles from Norwich City centre, approximately 105 miles from London and approximately 16 miles from the coastal town of Hunstanton.
How we can help:
If you have a property to sell we can offer you a free, no obligation market appraisal. We can also pass your details on to an independent mortgage advisor for advice and we may also be able to carry out a survey for you. For more information please call us.
This plan is for illustrative purposes only and should be used as such by any prospective purchaser. Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars and the floorplan contained here, which are thought to be materially correct, though their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form any part of any contract, measurements of doors, windows, rooms and any other items are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis-statement. None of the appliances mentioned in the details have been tested and we cannot therefore guarantee their condition, operability or working order.
Plan made with Metropix ©2014
Please note that Russen & Turner are committed to following the guidelines set out by the EU's Second Money Laundering Directive which was laid out before parliament at the end of November 2003, the regulations apply from 1st of March 2004. This involves offences under the Terrorism Act 2000 (as amended by the anti-terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001) and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
Looking for a charming, quaint and pretty cottage with no onward chain? Then take a look at this lovely, 3 bedroom, carrstone (local stone sometimes known as gingerbread) house which is set in the quiet village of Pentney. The house is believed to date back to around the mid 1800's and was possibly built as a farm-hands house.
The ground floor has a 14ft8 lounge which boasts a stunning feature fireplace, a kitchen / dining room with a range of fitted units including a built-in oven and hob and an under-stairs storage cupboard. To the 1st floor, doors lead off the landing to the 3 bedrooms and the family bathroom which has a white 3 piece suite which includes a 'P' shaped bath with shower over.
Outside to the front there is a shingled garden area with garden shed, and to the rear there is a small garden area which is again shingled with hedging to the border and can be accessed via a set of gates off the road (the kerb has been dropped) to offer private parking for a small vehicle if required.
Council Tax Band:
EPC rating: E
location:
King's Lynn town centre has recently undergone a regeneration programme and has direct rail links to Cambridge and London (Kings Cross). There is a wealth of shopping facilities as well as restaurants, public houses and all the usual amenities expected of a market town. Much of the town is covered under conservation area and there are many listed buildings (please be aware of this). The town is situated approximately 45 miles from Norwich City centre, approximately 105 miles from London and approximately 16 miles from the coastal town of Hunstanton.
How we can help:
If you have a property to sell we can offer you a free, no obligation market appraisal. We can also pass your details on to an independent mortgage advisor for advice and we may also be able to carry out a survey for you. For more information please call us.
This plan is for illustrative purposes only and should be used as such by any prospective purchaser. Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars and the floorplan contained here, which are thought to be materially correct, though their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form any part of any contract, measurements of doors, windows, rooms and any other items are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis-statement. None of the appliances mentioned in the details have been tested and we cannot therefore guarantee their condition, operability or working order.
Plan made with Metropix ©2014
Please note that Russen & Turner are committed to following the guidelines set out by the EU's Second Money Laundering Directive which was laid out before parliament at the end of November 2003, the regulations apply from 1st of March 2004. This involves offences under the Terrorism Act 2000 (as amended by the anti-terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001) and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
