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Warren Cottages, Narford Road, West Acre, Kings Lynn, PE32 1UG Price £230,000 Warren Cottages, Narford Road, West Acre, Kings Lynn, PE32 1UG Well presented terrace character cottage situated in the rural Norfolk village of West Acre. This delightful cottage boasts countryside views to the rear, easy access to plentiful countryside walks and benefits from parking, UPVC double glazing and multi-fuel stove. Viewing highly recommended. Price £230,000 Freehold EER D (55/99) EIR (0/0) Fitzroy House 32 Market Place Swaffham Norfolk PE37 7QH Fitzroy House 32 Market Place Swaffham Norfolk PE37 7QH Tel: 01760 721389 | Email: [email protected] Tel: 01760 721389 | Email: [email protected] https://www.longsons.co.uk https://www.longsons.co.uk Rear Garden Terrace Character Enclosed rear garden laid to lawn, Cottage paved patio seating area to rear of garden, 12ft log cabin/workshop/gym/studio with Two Bedrooms electric light and power, outside tap, path to rear of garden, wooden fence Multi-fuel Burning Stove to perimeter, gated access to rear with vehicular access and parking provided by license at approximately £25.00 per Countryside Views annum. Parking UPVC double glazing Oil Central Heating Period Property Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Situated in the beautiful Norfolk village West Acre Gardens & Cafe, The Stag Bathroom of West Acre, Longsons are delighted Pub, Duration Brewery/shop, as well Bathroom suite comprising `P` shaped to bring to the market this charming as being situated within nearly 2000 bath with mixer shower over and character cottage. This two bedroom acres of recently re-wilded countryside shower screen, wash basin, WC, tiled period property boasts ample open to the public. splashback, two UPVC obscure glass countryside walks and cycle routes double glazed windows to rear, loft from the doorstep, with road and access, tiles to floor, radiator. footpath links to Castle Acre via the Lounge Nar Valley Way National Trail. 13'0" (3.96m) x 11'11" (3.63m) Stairs and Landing Composite entrance door to front, Viewing highly recommended. UPVC double glazed windows to front, Bedroom One feature fireplace with oak mantle and 13'1" (3.99m) x 12'0" (3.66m) The property features multi-fuel pamment tiles to hearth with inset Fitted wardrobe, UPVC double glazed burning stove, oil fired heating, UPVC multi-fuel burning stove, radiator, window to front, pamment tiles to sill, double-glazing, hardwood floors and wooden boards to floor. feature cast iron fireplace (non access to a local allotment set up by working), with wooden surround, the vendors and their neighbours. Kitchen hearth and mantle. 12'8" (3.86m) x 9'11" (3.02m) The property comprises of a lounge, Fitted kitchen units to wall and floor, Bedroom Two kitchen, bathroom, two double work surface over, stainless steel sink 10'0" (3.05m) x 9'9" (2.97m) bedrooms, gardens with 12ft log cabin unit with mixer tap and drainer, space (lights and electric) and parking to rear UPVC double glazed window to rear for electric oven and hob, space and enjoying open countryside views, (annual vehicular access license plumbing for washing machine, space approx £25.00 per annum). pamment tiles to sill, over stairs for tall upright fridge, tiled splashback, storage cupboard, radiator. UPVC double glazed entrance door WEST ACRE: Swaffham 5 miles; opening to rear garden, stairs to first Outside Front King`s Lynn 12 miles. West Acre is an floor, wooden boards to floor. attractive conservation village nearby Front garden laid to lawn, path to front door, wooden fence and iron railings to Castle Acre and South Acre. The village offers many attractions perimeter, gated access to front, shrubs and plants to borders. including; The West Acre Theatre, Warren Cottages, Narford Road, West Acre, Kings Lynn, PE32 1UG Price £230,000 .
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