• THREE BEDROOM END OF TERRACE HOME +
• IDEAL FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS OR FAMILIES +
• WELL PRESENTED THROUGHOUT HAVING BEEIN SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED BY THE CURRENT OWNERS +
• CLOSE TO MAINLINE TRAIN STATION WITH LINKS TO BOTH LONDON AND CAMBRIDGE +
• TWO ALLOCATED PARKING SPACES +
• ENCLOSED REAR GARDEN +
• SET OVER FOUR FLOORS INCLUDING A BASEMENT +
• FULL OF CHARACTER +

. The Norfolk Agents are pleased to offer to the market this three bedroom end of terrace home is ideal for first time buyers and has been significantly improved by its current owners and has also been fitted with new sash windows in October. The property is set across four floors including a basement which offers storage and plenty of potential. This impressively sized home also enjoys an enclosed garden along with two allocated parking spaces, viewing is strongly recommended.

Accommodation:

Visitors are welcomed in to the home via the entrance hall, the lounge which is positioned to the front of the home is the ideal space to relax after a long day, there is also plenty of room for a dining table too. The kitchen is modern and finished to a high standard with ample space for appliances.

The first floor comprises; an impressive double bedroom which is over 15’ wide along with a single bedroom which is currently used as an office/study. The family bathroom which is fitted with a stylish three piece suite completes this floor and includes P shaped bath with shower attachment.

On the second floor is another generously sized double bedroom which benefits from built in storage space whilst also found on this floor is further storage in the eaves.

The basement has power connected and is accessed from the rear garden, this area offers plenty of potential and in person viewing is advised.

Outside:

The garden is fully enclosed having recently had a new fence installed and is low maintenance, to the rear of the home is two allocated parking spaces.

Location:

The property is located in a conservation area within the historic quarter of Kings Lynn, just a short walk from the picturesque Saturday Market Place and Quayside, where there are a variety of coffee shops and bars, as well as some of the town's most notable landmarks and architecture. The town centre, with it's bustling streets of shops, bars and restaurants, is only a few minutes walk away. Around the town’s ancient guildhalls, grand public buildings and homes sprang up to serve those working in shipbuilding and the port, back in the day one of the most important in the country. The population doubled between 1801 and 1850, and the market and port expanded to help feed the nation and support industry. The ancient cobble stone streets and rows of Georgian townhouses are evidence of the past history and maritime heritage of the town.