4 bedroom chalet for sale

Set in a peaceful part of the village and enjoying a central position within its plot, No. 61 is a charming and well-maintained detached home offering flexible living and a welcoming atmosphere throughout.

Entered via a side porch, the home opens into a generous kitchen/breakfast room—an ideal everyday hub with a practical layout and good flow. From here, a central hallway connects nearly all principal rooms. The sitting room, with its open fireplace, is a cosy retreat for winter evenings and could easily be opened into the kitchen to create a flowing, open-plan space if desired.

There are two additional reception rooms: a formal dining room with generous proportions—also well-suited as a games room or occasional bedroom—and a wonderfully light snug at the rear of the house. West-facing, with views over the garden and fields beyond, it’s a perfect spot for reading, relaxing or curling up by the log burner at the end of the day.

Two double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the ground floor, while the principal bedroom occupies the first floor. This peaceful retreat benefits from an en-suite bathroom and charming countryside views framed by a delightful porthole window.

Outside, the property offers gated off-street parking, a garage, and a well-tended rear garden with mature borders, a lawn, and a summer house enjoying the full benefit of the south facing aspect.

Lovingly cared for by the same owners for nearly 30 years, No. 61 is a much-loved home ready for its next chapter.

FAKENHAM
Fakenham offers the perfect blend of market town charm and coastal proximity. Located just ten miles from sandy beaches and positioned halfway between King’s Lynn and Norwich, with easy access to Holt and Swaffham, it ensures a convenient commute.

After work, residents can enjoy the thriving Central Cinema or engage in activities like glass-blowing at Langham Glass, exploring nature at Pensthorpe, or taking a stroll at Sculthorpe Moor. For those seeking more excitement, Fakenham Racecourse offers a day of racing, while Fakenham Golf Club provides a scenic setting around the racecourse. Nearby Thursford features a remarkable collection of steam engines and organs, famous for its Christmas spectacular.

Explore Fakenham’s history through the Lancaster Heritage Trail, with 32 plaques highlighting its industrial past, including printing blocks dating back to 1250 embedded in the market square. The town hosts a lively market every Thursday and a farmers’ market on the last Saturday of the month.

Fakenham boasts a variety of homes, from grand residences to character cottages and modern new builds. Food enthusiasts will appreciate Walsingham Farm Shops for local meats and Mrs Temple’s award winning cheese. Dining options include historic spots like The Ostrich Inn, serving since 1841, and Sculthorpe Mill, honoured with a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2022.

With its ideal location, diverse housing options, and thriving local businesses, Fakenham is a prime place to settle down.

SERVICES CONNECTED
Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity. Electric central heating.

COUNCIL TAX
Band C.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
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TENURE
Freehold.

LOCATION
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