Church Road Felmingham, North Walsham
Guide Price £575,000

Coach House, which dates back to circa 1750, was formerly the Kings Head village public house. It now provides the perfect residential escape to the country in the small North Norfolk hamlet of Felmingham, which is idyllically set between the historic market towns of Aylsham and North Walsham and surrounded by rolling fields and the waterways on the northern fringe of the renown Norfolk Broads. The property is conveniently located close to the village centre where there is a community hall and a circular walk along the Weaver’s Way is popular with ramblers and nature lovers. Both North Walsham and Aylsham offers a wide range of amenities including supermarkets and petrol station, shops, schooling for all ages, doctor's surgeries and leisure facilities.

Positioned off Church Road, the property benefits from off-road parking and access to a generous garage and workshop. To the rear, a paved terrace, ideal for alfresco dining, extends away to a neatly maintained lawn garden bordered by mature shrubs and with views towards St Andrew’s Church.

Coach House is well-presented throughout and has maintained many original period features including beams, fireplaces and brick work. The main entrance of the property provides access into a hall where separate internal doors lead into a boot room with an adjoining utility. A further door leads into an inner hallway where there is access to a cellar, a family lounge with feature fireplace, a cloakroom, a kitchen with an adjoining dining room and to the rear of the property, a conservatory that overlooks and opens out to the rear garden. To the first floor, a family bathroom and three bedrooms, the main with a dressing room and en-suite shower room, complete the accommodation.

Life at the property is further complemented in its setting, less than thirty minutes to either the North Norfolk coastline, the Norfolk Broads capital of Wroxham or the county’s historic city of Norwich. Nearby the magnificent Blickling Hall, once home to Anne Boleyn, with its stunning garden also supports an unchanged landscape with high hedges and narrow treelined lanes.