House For Sale £195,000
A newly-constructed holiday cottage with rural views and parking.
• A newly-constructed traditionally-built holiday cottage, one in a row of five situated behind the George & Dragon Public House
• Open-plan Living Area and Kitchen with built-in dishwasher, fridge and washing-machine
• WC
• First floor Bedroom and En Suite
• Private Terrace overlooking farmland
• Parking space with Charging Point
• Air Source Heat Pump and Air Conditioning
• Solar panels on the roof provide a 1.3kW boost to the supply in sunny conditions
• Planning Permission provides for use as holiday accommodation and holiday letting only, all year round, but not to be used as permanent unrestricted accommodation or as a sole or primary residence. No individual(s), families or groups shall occupy the property for more than three calendar months consecutively.
Newton-by-Castle Acre lies to the east of Castle Acre, a picturesque and sought-after Conservation Village some four miles north of the busy market town of Swaffham. Castle Acre is situated at the point where the ancient Peddars’ Way crosses the River Nar, and the centre of the village dates from the 15th century. Of particular historic interest are the remains of the Bailey Gate, the ruins of the Norman castle and an 11th century priory, all of which are in the care of English Heritage.
The village offers a good range of shops and facilities including, a post office, general stores, tea shops and a public house. The Rebellion Way cycle route passes nearby. More comprehensive amenities are available in Swaffham where there is a Waitrose supermarket (4 miles), Fakenham (12 miles) and the fine cathedral City of Norwich (30 miles).
Services – Mains electricity and water, solar panels. Drainage to a communal private system.
Heating – Air Source Heating and Air Conditioning.
Council Tax Band – Business rated.
TENURE: The property is to be sold under a new 999 year lease. A freehold Management Company is to be established with responsibility for communal facilities such as the sewage treatment plant, pathways, bin stores and common gardens. Each holiday cottage will own a one-sixth share in the freehold management company.
• A newly-constructed traditionally-built holiday cottage, one in a row of five situated behind the George & Dragon Public House
• Open-plan Living Area and Kitchen with built-in dishwasher, fridge and washing-machine
• WC
• First floor Bedroom and En Suite
• Private Terrace overlooking farmland
• Parking space with Charging Point
• Air Source Heat Pump and Air Conditioning
• Solar panels on the roof provide a 1.3kW boost to the supply in sunny conditions
• Planning Permission provides for use as holiday accommodation and holiday letting only, all year round, but not to be used as permanent unrestricted accommodation or as a sole or primary residence. No individual(s), families or groups shall occupy the property for more than three calendar months consecutively.
Newton-by-Castle Acre lies to the east of Castle Acre, a picturesque and sought-after Conservation Village some four miles north of the busy market town of Swaffham. Castle Acre is situated at the point where the ancient Peddars’ Way crosses the River Nar, and the centre of the village dates from the 15th century. Of particular historic interest are the remains of the Bailey Gate, the ruins of the Norman castle and an 11th century priory, all of which are in the care of English Heritage.
The village offers a good range of shops and facilities including, a post office, general stores, tea shops and a public house. The Rebellion Way cycle route passes nearby. More comprehensive amenities are available in Swaffham where there is a Waitrose supermarket (4 miles), Fakenham (12 miles) and the fine cathedral City of Norwich (30 miles).
Services – Mains electricity and water, solar panels. Drainage to a communal private system.
Heating – Air Source Heating and Air Conditioning.
Council Tax Band – Business rated.
TENURE: The property is to be sold under a new 999 year lease. A freehold Management Company is to be established with responsibility for communal facilities such as the sewage treatment plant, pathways, bin stores and common gardens. Each holiday cottage will own a one-sixth share in the freehold management company.
