Superbly sited Park Home enjoying an excellent outside plot with wide views over farmland towards the Church and the village to the East, and the sea to the West.
Entrance Porch, Kitchen, Lounge, Inner Hall, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Parking space.
From Hunstanton proceed South on the A149 to the bottom of Redgate Hill. Turn right at the sign into Heacham onto the Old Hunstanton Road. At the end turn right into Lynn Road and continue to the end where it will become Station Road. You will see the Bowling Green on the right hand side immediately before a sharp left hand bend, on the apex of which, you will see ahead of you an unmade road. This leads to The orchard; turn in here and park up on the left hand side where you will meet one of our representatives.
This superbly sited Park Home enjoys an excellent outside plot with wide views over farmland towards the Church and the village to the East and the sea to the West. It was built some 20 or so years ago but has only recently been extensively refurbished and now offers a particularly comfortable home for the over 50s installed with gas radiator central heating, sealed unit double glazing and a refurbished Kitchen and Bathroom. There are attractive easily managed gardens together with its own off road parking for one car. Early viewing is strongly recommended. Please note that commercial letting is not permitted and that pets are allowed at the site owners discretion. In the Agents opinion this is one of the finest examples of this type of home to have come on their books in recent times.
Heacham if a growing village situated on the shores of The Wash and is within easy reach of the larger town of Hunstanton as well as Kings Lynn and has a main line electrified railway link to Kings Cross. In the village are a good selection of local shops, recreation amen ties, schools and public transport. The Wash is well known for its water sports including swimming, sailing and water skiing. Other nearby attractions include golf, bird watching, fishing, riding, Norfolk Lavender and the Royal Estate of Sandringham.
The accommodation comprises:
Private entrance approach to the
Porch: 9'9 x 4'3 (2.97m x 1.3m) Newly erected with doors to front and rear. Door to
Kitchen: 11'9 x 8' (3.58m x 2.44m) Recently fitted with stone tiled worktop having cupboards and drawers under, matching wall units, wall mounted Baxi Calor-Gas combi central heating boiler, built-in four plate electric hob with extractor over, fridge and freezer, tiled wall areas, single drainer ceramic sink unit with brass swan neck tap, pull out breakfast bar, 2 radiators, extractor.
Lounge: 15' 11'4 (4.57m 3.45m) Radiator, TV point, telephone point, twin aspect with lovely views North over fields to the village, beach and woodland.
Hall: Airing cupboard with radiator and water softener, thermostat.
Bedroom 1: 11'7 x 10'1 (3.53m x 3.07m) Radiator, telephone point, built-in double wardrobe with matching three drawer chest with locker over, TV and telephone points, wide views.
Bedroom 2: 8'6 x 7'9 (2.59m x 2.36m) Radiator, twin aspect with lovely wide views.
Bathroom: Newly installed white suite comprising spa bath with electric shower over, low level WC, vanity handbasin, radiator, extensive wall tiling.
Outside
At the approach to the property is a gravelled parking space leading to the front entrance. At the rear and side there are neat easy managed garden areas with an enclosed sitting area and a metal shed, cold tap. On the North side of the property the gardens are mainly gravelled with attractive borders and inset plants with a low fence to the rear boundary having gated access to 'adopted' garden area which was a former railway line comprising conifers and heathers set in a gravel feature. The railway line affords pedestrians pathway linking the village with the beach.
Services: Mains, drainage, metered water and electricity, LPG gas central heating.
The Park Home enjoys permanent occupancy for the over 50s with a ground rent of
Source: King's Lynn Property Gazette
