Property description

THE BARNS An exciting opportunity to convert a complex of barns with planning permission to convert to 4 dwellings located in an idyllic location up a quiet lane and set back from the road and only minutes from the North Norfolk coast. The barns offer a wealth of original features, such as the beautiful brick and flint walls, traditional red pantiles and vaulted ceilings with exposed roof timbers.



Further land is available by separate negotiation. 

THE APPROACH

The long, sweeping driveway to the barns is approached off a quiet country lane leading through paddocks on either side.



 

ACCOMMODATION

There is full planning permission to convert the barns to provide the following specification:



BARN 1



• 3 double bedrooms, the master bedroom of which is ensuite plus a further family bathroom



• Open plan kitchen/dining room



• Sitting room



• South west facing courtyard garden





BARN 2



• 4 double ensuite bedrooms, 3 of which are on the 1st floor with a further bedroom on the ground floor.



• Open plan kitchen and dining area



• Living room with doors leading out to:



• Split level south facing terrace and garden









BARN 3



• 2 Double bedrooms and 1 bathroom



• Open plan kitchen/dining room and sitting room.



• Private south east facing courtyard garden with original brick and flint wall





BARN 4



• 2 double bedrooms and 1 bathroom



• Open plan kitchen/dining room



• Sitting room with doors leading out to:



• Private south east facing courtyard garden with original brick and flint wall





 

LOCATION

Edingthorpe is a small and tranquil village in north east Norfolk approximately 10 miles south-east of Cromer and 2 miles west of North Walsham. The sandy beaches of Bacton and Mundesley are just a few miles to the east. The cathedral city of Norwich is approximately 15 miles to the south via the A140.  

AMENITIES Edingthorpe is dominated by it's striking round tower All Saints church. The village benefits from being part of the quiet lanes scheme, ensuring excellent walking and cycling through peaceful countryside, local forest walks and bridle paths.



The nearby market town of North Walsham (2.5 miles) has a surprising array of both independent specialist shops and high street named shops and a Thursday market centred around the market place, as well as a wide selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants. There are doctors and dental surgeries, a hospital, a veterinary clinic and a post office. North Walsham has a sports centre, a rugby football club, hockey club and scouts and guides. The nearest schools are Bacton First School; Mundesley First and Junior Schools; Millfield Primary; North Walsham Infant & Nursery School, and North Walsham Junior and High Schools.



The nearby North Norfolk coastal village of Bacton (2.5 miles) offers sandy beaches, public houses, a small selection of shops as well as traditional fish & chips and a cafe. For the garden enthusiast the famous East Runton Old Vicarage with approx. 20 acres of tropical gardens is just 4 miles away.



The coastal town of Cromer (11.5 miles) is referred to as The Gem of the North coast and has a market every Friday. As well as one of Norfolk's most attractive seaside resorts, Cromer is also an important residential, administrative and service centre for the growing population of North Norfolk. A recent regeneration programme has enhanced the town introducing new facilities in and on the seafront. Attractions include its pier, two museums, wide open beaches, spectacular cliffs and its famous pier show.



The regions capital Norwich is about 45 minutes by car and provides a wider variety of shopping, commercial and leisure facilities; these include a full range of sports clubs and societies, restaurants and high street stores. Set in the heart of East Anglia, the historic city of Norwich has everything you would desire of a vibrant regional capital. You will find a modern cultural city with beautiful heritage, vibrant nightlife, sophisticated shopping and mouth-watering restaurants. Norwich is the most complete medieval city in Britain. It has also been voted one of the top 5 places to shop - a rare blend of historic interest and modern sophistication.

 

TRAVEL

Norwich (via the A140), London (via A11/M11) and the Midlands (via A14) are all easily accessible.

Train links are available at North Walsham to both Norwich and then London. Also, good links to both Norwich Airport and London Stansted Airport via trains and by car using the A140 and A11 respectively.

 

DIRECTIONS

Please ring Barn Masters on 01603 621177 for details of directions to the barns. 

COUNCIL AUTHORITY

North Norfolk District Council



Tel: 01263 516150



Planning Ref: 01 2007 1753

 

SERVICES

Not connected. 

VIEWING

Strictly by appointment with Barn Masters.