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Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 1
| Type: Detached Barn Conversion
| Parking: Garage
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Availability: Sold STC
The Old Barn is a detached brick and pantiled building that is probably about 200 years old. It was converted into a residential dwelling some 25 years ago and is now in need of some updating.
This substantial building is located at the far northern end of Church Farm Close which is a mixed development of the old Church Farmstead alongside new build bungalows and houses. It is located in the heart of this Conservation Area village on the opposite (south) side of the A149 coast road to the parish church and ruined priory adjacent.
There is a small gravelled parking area located in front of its semi-detached garage with a concrete path leading to the front door. To the right is a small area of lawn and to the left is a paved and walled garden against the coast road and Church Street to the west.
Weybourne possesses a hotel (The Maltings) and pub (The Ship Inn) along with a village hall and bowling green. As a Service Village under the new Local Development Framework it is likely to retain its vitality even though it is a Conservation Area.
Nearby the famous Muckleburgh Collection denotes the villages strategic location against the threat of invasion. The coastal path, attractive heathland and Sheringham Park all confirm this as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The towns of Holt and Sheringham are within a short drive and the latter provides a rail connection to Norwich and beyond.
The accommodation comprises:- uPVC double glazed front door into:-
Hall (about 10 6 x 15 5 overall). Staircase with understairs cupboard. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Separate W.C. Low suite W.C. Washbasin (h. & c.). Hot water radiator. Vinyl floor.
Sitting Room (about 19 x 18 7 plus 11 9 x 10 4). Built-in shelving. Woodburning stove. 3 hot water radiators. Exposed ceiling timbers.
Kitchen (about 19 x 14 6 overall). Fitted kitchen with island unit and built-in Philips oven, hob and extractor hood. Tiled surround. Built-in cupboard with oil fired central heating boiler. 2 hot water radiators. Laminate wood flooring.
Stairs ex Hall to:- Landing with under eaves storage cupboard. Access to roofspace. Built-in airing cupboard with hot water storage tank. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Bedroom 1 (about 19 5 x 19 overall including en suite). Built-in cupboards. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
En suite with tiled shower cubicle. Pedestal washbasin (h. & c.). Low suite W.C. Hot water radiator. Vinyl flooring.
Bedroom 2 (about 14 8 x 10 3). Built-in cupboard. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Bedroom 3 (about 14 6 x 8 5). Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Bathroom Panelled bath (h. & c.). Tiled surround. Pedestal washbasin (h. & c.). Low suite W.C. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Outside The property is approached from Church Farm Close to gravelled parking area. Garage (about 18 x 9). There is a small area of lawn garden to the south whilst a paved area is to the west.
Services Mains water, electricity and drainage.Council Tax
Band F (2009/10: £2176.23).
Viewing Strictly by appointment through the joint agents Messrs. Cockertons and Messrs. Sowerbys.
This substantial building is located at the far northern end of Church Farm Close which is a mixed development of the old Church Farmstead alongside new build bungalows and houses. It is located in the heart of this Conservation Area village on the opposite (south) side of the A149 coast road to the parish church and ruined priory adjacent.
There is a small gravelled parking area located in front of its semi-detached garage with a concrete path leading to the front door. To the right is a small area of lawn and to the left is a paved and walled garden against the coast road and Church Street to the west.
Weybourne possesses a hotel (The Maltings) and pub (The Ship Inn) along with a village hall and bowling green. As a Service Village under the new Local Development Framework it is likely to retain its vitality even though it is a Conservation Area.
Nearby the famous Muckleburgh Collection denotes the villages strategic location against the threat of invasion. The coastal path, attractive heathland and Sheringham Park all confirm this as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The towns of Holt and Sheringham are within a short drive and the latter provides a rail connection to Norwich and beyond.
The accommodation comprises:- uPVC double glazed front door into:-
Hall (about 10 6 x 15 5 overall). Staircase with understairs cupboard. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Separate W.C. Low suite W.C. Washbasin (h. & c.). Hot water radiator. Vinyl floor.
Sitting Room (about 19 x 18 7 plus 11 9 x 10 4). Built-in shelving. Woodburning stove. 3 hot water radiators. Exposed ceiling timbers.
Kitchen (about 19 x 14 6 overall). Fitted kitchen with island unit and built-in Philips oven, hob and extractor hood. Tiled surround. Built-in cupboard with oil fired central heating boiler. 2 hot water radiators. Laminate wood flooring.
Stairs ex Hall to:- Landing with under eaves storage cupboard. Access to roofspace. Built-in airing cupboard with hot water storage tank. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Bedroom 1 (about 19 5 x 19 overall including en suite). Built-in cupboards. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
En suite with tiled shower cubicle. Pedestal washbasin (h. & c.). Low suite W.C. Hot water radiator. Vinyl flooring.
Bedroom 2 (about 14 8 x 10 3). Built-in cupboard. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Bedroom 3 (about 14 6 x 8 5). Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Bathroom Panelled bath (h. & c.). Tiled surround. Pedestal washbasin (h. & c.). Low suite W.C. Hot water radiator. Fitted carpet.
Outside The property is approached from Church Farm Close to gravelled parking area. Garage (about 18 x 9). There is a small area of lawn garden to the south whilst a paved area is to the west.
Services Mains water, electricity and drainage.Council Tax
Band F (2009/10: £2176.23).
Viewing Strictly by appointment through the joint agents Messrs. Cockertons and Messrs. Sowerbys.