Manor Farm
Clenchwarton, King'S Lynn, Norfolk, PE34 4AG
Guide Price
£850,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Oct 2022
- Removed: Nov 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land, Woodland
A private farmhouse with barn and about seven acres.
Description
The Property
Manor Farm is a charming package of farmhouse, traditional barn and about seven acres of land, in an edge of village location with the house set at the end of a long tree lined drive. The approach through the land to the house provides a feeling of peace and privacy, whilst retaining the convenience of village life.
Formerly of the Crown Estate, the house was extensively remodelled and extended in the 1990’s, with the emphasis on space and light given the south facing position, with views over the wonderful grounds. The accommodation comprises about 3000 sq ft of living space, with a conventional layout. A large and welcoming entrance and staircase hall leads to the main rooms of the ground floor. Of particular note is the impressive sitting room of 8.95m x 5.83m, with open fireplace and dual aspect with French doors out to the gardens, and the spacious farmhouse kitchen, with Aga, dining area and part open plan access to the conservatory. All important functionality is provided by a boot room and utility, together with a separate study.
All bedrooms are on the first floor, off a light central landing. The principal bedroom is a great space of 5.85m x 5.24m, with dressing room and large en suite bathroom, with a further three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The bedrooms all enjoy views of the gardens and views beyond.
Outside
Manor Farm is approached from the south, over a long horse chestnut lined avenue, that sweeps round to the rear of the house, to a gravelled parking and turning area that continues in a turning circle back to the drive, and spurring off to the barn.
The gardens and grounds are a wonderful feature of Manor Farm, framing the house and providing a high degree of privacy. The formal garden area is predominantly to the south of the house, with an expanse of lawn bordered by shrubberies and woodland, and left open to the south with views over the meadows. Adjoining the south facing elevation of the house is large patio, ideal for outside dining and entertaining.
The meadowland beyond the gardens have a park like feel with established grazing dotted with fine specimen trees, including sweet chestnut, oak, willow and beech. The meadows are grazed by sheep, making for a well maintained grass structure, and is currently one large field, but could be divided. A stretch long stretch of grass, that could be used as a paddock, has more recently been used as an archery range.
To the north of the house are further lawed area, with an assortment of trees and tree lined boundary. To the north west of the house is are the outbuildings, comprising of one substantial building of about 2000 square feet, that are divided into areas including garaging, workshop, a first floor hayloft and the main barn area of 13.8m x 5.2m. The outbuilding could be utilised in many different ways to suit a range of requirements.
Location
The house is located on the edge of the well served village of Clenchwarton, about three miles to the west of Kings Lynns. The village has a post office and village store (Morrisons), a primary school rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, renowned pub and restaurant "The Partridge" and local amenities.
The historic town of Kings Lynn, with medieval origins and prosperous architecture throughout the ages, has a range of schools, retail offerings, recreational facilities, supermarkets, business parks, cinema and a main rail service to London Kings Cross.
The Norfolk coastline at Heacham is about 14 miles, with the coastline as a whole providing a plethora of restaurants, gastro pubs, sailing, coastal walks and excellent bird watching.
Square Footage: 3,076 sq ft
Acreage: 7.06 Acres
Additional Info
Local Authority
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk District Council
Council tax band E
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Agent's Note
The barn is subject to a covenant, please refer to the selling agent for further info.
Fixtures and Fittings
Fitted carpets and curtains included. Any other fixtures and fittings may be available in addition, subject to separate negotiation.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with Savills. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, we invite you to discuss this with us, especially before you travel to view the property.
NB Floor plans prepared by ehouse are for guidance only. Savills do not accept any responsibility for their accuracy.
Marketed by: Savills, Norwich
Description
The Property
Manor Farm is a charming package of farmhouse, traditional barn and about seven acres of land, in an edge of village location with the house set at the end of a long tree lined drive. The approach through the land to the house provides a feeling of peace and privacy, whilst retaining the convenience of village life.
Formerly of the Crown Estate, the house was extensively remodelled and extended in the 1990’s, with the emphasis on space and light given the south facing position, with views over the wonderful grounds. The accommodation comprises about 3000 sq ft of living space, with a conventional layout. A large and welcoming entrance and staircase hall leads to the main rooms of the ground floor. Of particular note is the impressive sitting room of 8.95m x 5.83m, with open fireplace and dual aspect with French doors out to the gardens, and the spacious farmhouse kitchen, with Aga, dining area and part open plan access to the conservatory. All important functionality is provided by a boot room and utility, together with a separate study.
All bedrooms are on the first floor, off a light central landing. The principal bedroom is a great space of 5.85m x 5.24m, with dressing room and large en suite bathroom, with a further three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The bedrooms all enjoy views of the gardens and views beyond.
Outside
Manor Farm is approached from the south, over a long horse chestnut lined avenue, that sweeps round to the rear of the house, to a gravelled parking and turning area that continues in a turning circle back to the drive, and spurring off to the barn.
The gardens and grounds are a wonderful feature of Manor Farm, framing the house and providing a high degree of privacy. The formal garden area is predominantly to the south of the house, with an expanse of lawn bordered by shrubberies and woodland, and left open to the south with views over the meadows. Adjoining the south facing elevation of the house is large patio, ideal for outside dining and entertaining.
The meadowland beyond the gardens have a park like feel with established grazing dotted with fine specimen trees, including sweet chestnut, oak, willow and beech. The meadows are grazed by sheep, making for a well maintained grass structure, and is currently one large field, but could be divided. A stretch long stretch of grass, that could be used as a paddock, has more recently been used as an archery range.
To the north of the house are further lawed area, with an assortment of trees and tree lined boundary. To the north west of the house is are the outbuildings, comprising of one substantial building of about 2000 square feet, that are divided into areas including garaging, workshop, a first floor hayloft and the main barn area of 13.8m x 5.2m. The outbuilding could be utilised in many different ways to suit a range of requirements.
Location
The house is located on the edge of the well served village of Clenchwarton, about three miles to the west of Kings Lynns. The village has a post office and village store (Morrisons), a primary school rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, renowned pub and restaurant "The Partridge" and local amenities.
The historic town of Kings Lynn, with medieval origins and prosperous architecture throughout the ages, has a range of schools, retail offerings, recreational facilities, supermarkets, business parks, cinema and a main rail service to London Kings Cross.
The Norfolk coastline at Heacham is about 14 miles, with the coastline as a whole providing a plethora of restaurants, gastro pubs, sailing, coastal walks and excellent bird watching.
Square Footage: 3,076 sq ft
Acreage: 7.06 Acres
Additional Info
Local Authority
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk District Council
Council tax band E
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Agent's Note
The barn is subject to a covenant, please refer to the selling agent for further info.
Fixtures and Fittings
Fitted carpets and curtains included. Any other fixtures and fittings may be available in addition, subject to separate negotiation.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with Savills. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, we invite you to discuss this with us, especially before you travel to view the property.
NB Floor plans prepared by ehouse are for guidance only. Savills do not accept any responsibility for their accuracy.
Marketed by: Savills, Norwich
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.