A one bedroom detached conversion in a popular village location.
The accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance hallway, open plan sitting room/dining room/kitchen with built in electric oven and hob, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. Master bedroom with fitted double wardrobes and shower room.
The property also benefits from having a courtyard garden and parking for one car
Great Walsingham (sometimes referred to as 'Old Walsingham') is far quieter and more rural than its nearest neighbour, Little Walsingham, a mile away. Despite its name this small Conservation Village sits in the vale of the River Stiffkey amongst a scattering of country cottages, farmhouses and timber framed buildings including 16th century Berry Hall where it is said Henry VIII first met Anne Boleyn. A short walk from the green are the Great Walsingham Barns, home to a popular cafe alongside other well-established craft based businesses.
The Medieval village of Little Walsingham is a centre of pilgrimage, it has two main Shrines: the 14th Century Slipper Chapel is the Roman Catholic National Shrine of Our Lady and the Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, while the Abbey grounds contain the ruins of the original Priory founded in 1153. For a village of its size, Little Walsingham supports an amazing number of shops, mainly tourist/pilgrim shops but also a mini-supermarket, tea shops and 2 public houses. An old farmyard (owned by the Walsingham Estate) has been converted into a range of shops which boast the award winning Farm Shop. The village also has a doctor's surgery and a primary school. Linking Little Walsingham to the coastal town of Wells-next-the-Sea, some 4 miles away, is the Wells and Walsingham Light Railway. Little Walsingham is centrally located for Holt, Burnham Market, Wells-next-the-Sea and the market town of Fakenham.
North Norfolk District Council, Holt Road, Cromer. . Council tax band A
Electric heating.
EPC band E.