• Guide Price £800,000- £850,000 +
• Grade II Listed Family Home +
• Original Sash Windows and Shutters +
• Gardens and Barns +
• Sweeping Driveway +
• Walk-Through Dressing Room +
• Four Double Bedrooms +
• Garden Room +
• Tower to The Rear, Providing Elevated Views Over Far Reaching Fields +

Perhaps the most distinguishable feature of this period property is the tower to rear, providing elevated views over far reaching fields. Tower House is now being offered for sale with no onward chain and offers an abundance of character, space, and a significant local historic interest. The current owners moved here from London, looking to escape the hustle and bustle. Along the way, they bought the property back to life, making subtle changes to enhance the properties heritage. They have even had plans drawn to open up the kitchen into the barn next door, therefore providing plenty of potential here for someone new to make this their forever home. The kitchen/breakfast room features a walk-in pantry/utility room and has been the hub of this charmful property. This shaker style kitchen has been beautifully appointed to complement the charm and character of this lovely home. The easy access to the garden has been a treat as the current owners love their outside space. The log burner is set just nicely to take the chill off, whilst dinner is underway. The dual aspect windows make sure to keep this room bathed in natural light. For those who would like their own space the two beautifully appointed reception rooms are located to the front of the property. Original sash windows, shutters and log burners are just a couple of elements that enhance the character this wonderful property offers. With four double bedrooms, a walk-through dressing room and a recently modernised bathroom plus access to the tower room which provides some breath-taking views – one will easily fall in love with this property as soon as they step foot inside. A sweeping driveway via a five-bar gate leading to the property and barns provides all the security that one might look for. There is ample space to park several vehicles too. For those who love their gardening, this will be a bit of heaven. The new garden room is superb whilst the mature and established garden with splendid views to rear will offer something for everyone. TERRINGTON ST CLEMENT Claimed to be the largest village in the county, the area backs onto the marshland of West Norfolk, where King John's crown jewels were said to be lost back in 1216. Today the community comes together to make the most of the 14th century church, a primary and secondary school and everyday conveniences. Terrington St Clement is 4.4 miles west of King's Lynn. This village has various shops, two doctors' surgeries, two pubs and two excellent schools. The huge church of St Clement is known as the Cathedral of the Fens. There is a half-hourly bus service to King's Lynn which has a good range of shops and superstores. The town has activities from ten pin bowling to restaurants and a cinema. There is a direct rail link to London King's Cross -approx. 1 hr 40 mins. For the golfer there are courses at King's Lynn, Middleton Tydd St Giles and slightly further away are the challenging links courses of Hunstanton and the Royal West Norfolk at Brancaster. Band F. Mains electricity, water and septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating. An Energy Performance Certificate is not required for this property due to it being Grade II listed. bloom-blossom historical-homes perfect-views