3 Bedroom Terraced House

This attractive mid terrace home, believed to date back to the early 1900’s, is set within a convenient position close to the town centre of King's Lynn, making it ideal for those wanting amenities, shops, and transport links within easy reach.

The ground floor is centred around a generous 22ft10 lounge dining room, a standout feature of the home that provides a versatile and sociable living space. The kitchen sits to the rear, along with a shower room, while a timber side porch offers additional storage or a practical entrance point.

Upstairs, the property offers three bedrooms. The current layout sees the third bedroom leading off the second, however this could be easily altered with the addition of a stud wall to create three independent bedrooms, should a buyer wish.

The property would now benefit from a programme of updating and general improvement, offering an excellent opportunity for a buyer to modernise and add value over time.

To the rear, the property benefits from both a courtyard and a garden area, giving a blend of low maintenance outdoor space and further potential. It is also worth noting that, as is common with properties of this style, there is a shared pedestrian access running across the rear of the terrace, allowing neighbouring properties and this home to enjoy practical rear access.

 

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