- Single story cottage +
- 3 Bedrooms +
- Great potential +
- 31ft Reception +
- Double garage +
- Just off the A10 +
- Period property +
- Carrstone +
- No chain +
- Unique property +
Packed with Potential in a Charming Village Setting
Tucked away in the historic village of West Bilney, this character-filled, single-storey Carrstone (also known as Gingerbread) property is a true hidden gem—just waiting for the right person to unlock its full potential.
With field views stretching out to the front and rear, the setting is wonderfully secluded, yet conveniently placed just off the A47 for easy links to King's Lynn and beyond.
Inside, the home offers three bedrooms, a huge 31ft reception room perfect for hosting family and friends, and an 18ft kitchen complete with a traditional AGA. While the property would benefit from some updating, there's ample opportunity here to create something truly special.
Outside, a generous west-facing rear garden provides excellent privacy and afternoon sunshine—ideal for those who love to potter in the garden or simply unwind outdoors. To the rear, there’s a 15ft x 9ft9 storage barn just waiting to be transformed, subject to the necessary permissions. And across the lane, a timber double garage sits on its own piece of land—perfect for parking, a workshop, or maybe even a home office setup.
With no onward chain, this is a rare opportunity to make your mark on a unique period home in a truly delightful Norfolk village.
Ready when you are—come and take a look!
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