Nestled within the charming village of East Winch, this three-bedroom detached bungalow represents an appealing prospect for renovation and investment. Positioned on a spacious plot, the property features a private driveway, a detached garage, and an enclosed rear garden—elements that enhance both functionality and potential.
With over 1,060 sq. ft. of living space, the configuration includes three well-sized bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a sizable 20-foot living room complemented by a bright conservatory. This sun-filled conservatory offers an inviting space to enjoy the views of the garden throughout the year. The kitchen overlooks the tranquil rear garden and open fields, featuring traditional cabinetry and a range-style cooker; it is primed for updates that reflect contemporary style while retaining its classic charm.
The layout is centered around a practical hallway, allowing for efficient movement throughout the home and providing opportunities to modify spaces according to personal preferences or modern needs.
Outside, the rear garden presents a blank canvas for landscaping or outdoor entertaining, while the detached garage (407 sq. ft.) along with ample parking space in the gravel driveway enhances overall convenience.
Located in a peaceful residential neighborhood, East Winch benefits from excellent connectivity to King’s Lynn and nearby villages. Local amenities are easily accessible, alongside picturesque countryside walks that add to the appeal of village life.
This property offers no onward chain, marking it as an exceptional opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a home that holds significant potential for personalization and transformation into their ideal living space.
East Winch itself is conveniently situated along the A47 Norwich to King’s Lynn route. The village provides essential services such as a pub and church, with additional facilities available in neighboring areas. King’s Lynn—the nearest town—boasts rich historical significance reflected in its architecture from various eras. Visitors can enjoy attractions like True’s Yard Museum detailing its maritime history or explore King Street's scenic beauty lined with historic buildings.
With major towns such as Cambridge, Peterborough, and Norwich all within an hour's drive—and direct rail service to London King’s Cross taking under two hours—this location appeals particularly to commuters seeking accessibility without sacrificing community feel.
**Services connected:** Mains water and electricity; oil-fired central heating.
**Council Tax:** Band C
**Energy Efficiency Rating:** D
**Tenure:** Freehold
