Chapel Road, Pott Row, PE32 1DZ

Guide Price of £425,000 - £450,000.

Steeped in heritage and thoughtfully updated for modern living, White House Farmhouse is a beautifully presented seventeenth-century Grade II Listed detached farmhouse offering a character-rich lifestyle in the peaceful Norfolk village of Pott Row.

Behind its whitewashed brick elevations and red pantile roof lies a generous two-storey layout with four double bedrooms, including a principal suite with an en suite shower room.

The interiors bring period warmth with refined practicality, featuring two inviting reception rooms with exposed beams, red brick fireplaces, and wood-burning stoves, a separate study, and a stylish Shaker-style kitchen with solid wood worktops, a butler's sink, and integrated appliances.

A dedicated dining room, utility with matching cabinetry, and ground-floor WC add to the home’s functionality, while the family bathroom upstairs complements the design with traditional detailing and a Velux window.

Outside, the fully enclosed rear garden offers a large patio and lawn, with a shingled driveway within the secure gated area providing ample off-road parking.

Set about seven miles from King’s Lynn on the route toward the coast, the location offers countryside charm with everyday convenience, close to a popular pub, primary school and scenic walking and cycling routes.

Location Chapel Road sits in Pott Row, a village about seven miles from King’s Lynn on the route toward the coast.

The setting gives an easy pace of life with a village shop, play areas and regular bus links that take you straight into King’s Lynn for wider services.

Supermarkets, schools, medical facilities and retail areas are all close enough for smooth day to day living.

Sandringham Estate, nearby woodland trails and the coastline offer plenty of choice for time outdoors, giving a good blend of rural calm and practical access to town amenities.

Families appreciate the community feel in Pott Row and the steady flow of local activity through the year.

Walkers enjoy the surrounding countryside and the established routes around Pott Row and Grimston.

Commuters have simple road connections into King’s Lynn and out toward the A148, keeping travel easy in all directions.

White House Farmhouse, Chapel Road White House Farmhouse is a striking 17th-century detached farmhouse that exudes timeless character while offering the comfort and practicality of modern living.

Behind its charming whitewashed brick elevations and red pantile roof lies a beautifully presented home that pairs period features with thoughtful design, creating an inviting space ideal for family life.

Stepping through the timber front door framed by period-style lighting, the entrance reveals a warm and welcoming atmosphere where heritage details are immediately evident.

The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, finished with shaker-style cabinetry, solid wood work surfaces, and white metro tiles.

Integrated appliances include an electric oven, induction hob with glass extractor, and a tall built-in fridge-freezer, while a butler sink positioned beneath the rear window offers a lovely outlook across the garden.

Continuing through, the dining room echoes the same elegant finish with wood flooring, neutral décor, and inset shelving, providing the perfect setting for everyday meals or more formal entertaining.

A separate utility room extends the practicality of the home, fitted with additional storage and matching worktops, along with plumbing for laundry appliances.

Adjacent to this is a well-appointed ground-floor WC featuring part-panelled walls, a vanity basin, and a stylish feature wall.

The living room is a standout feature, combining warmth and character with its exposed beams, wood flooring, and a striking red brick fireplace with an oak mantle and a wood-burning stove.

Dual-aspect windows, including a charming front bay, flood the room with natural light.

The family room continues the home’s traditional charm, offering generous proportions and another fireplace with a stove, providing a flexible second reception space perfect for relaxed evenings or gatherings.

At the front of the property, the study offers a quiet space for home working or reading, enhanced by a decorative fireplace, sash window, and soft neutral décor.

Upstairs, the landing showcases exposed beams and leads to four beautifully presented double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with its own en suite featuring a tiled shower enclosure, illuminated mirror, and heated towel rail.

One of the additional bedrooms retains an original fireplace, while all are finished with soft carpeting and cottage-style windows.

The family bathroom provides a soothing space complete with half-panelled walls, a shower over the bath, chrome fittings, and a Velux roof window.

Outside, the rear garden is fully enclosed and thoughtfully landscaped, featuring a generous patio area ideal for outdoor dining, a well-kept lawn, and a wood-fired hot tub that provides a relaxing focal point.

Two garden sheds offer useful storage, with timber fencing and double gates ensuring privacy.

The home’s front elevation showcases classic period details with exposed brick window surrounds and traditional lighting, while a shingled driveway within the enclosed space provides ample off-road parking.

Additionally, there is the option to include the curtains within the sale, offering a convenient and ready-to-move-in finish for the new owners.

Agents notes We understand that the property will be sold freehold, connected to main services, water, electricity and drainage.

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