March Road, Welney, PE14 9SA

Hockeys are pleased to bring to market this three-bedroom detached bungalow in Welney.

The property benefits from a generous plot and a well-thought-out layout, with scope to renovate and make further improvements.

Upon entering the home, you are welcomed by an entrance hall leading to the central area of the bungalow, providing access to all rooms.

The three bedrooms are located to the front of the property, all of which are comfortable doubles and benefit from built-in wardrobes. The fully tiled bathroom features a three-piece shower suite.

The kitchen benefits from a range of wall and base units with worktop space, an integrated induction hob, oven, fridge/freezer, and ceramic sink with drainer.

This room offers excellent scope to improve and create an open-plan kitchen/dining space. Windows and a door to the garden create a light-filled room.

The dual-aspect living room enjoys plenty of natural light and features patio doors leading into the rear garden.

Outside, the property benefits from a mature and generously sized garden, with a gravel and patio pathway running through the centre.

The rear section of the garden provides an ideal space for keen gardeners, with a shed and greenhouse already in place.

The garden can be accessed via the garage, living room, kitchen and through a side gate.

To the front of the property, there are paved and gravel parking areas providing space for multiple vehicles, while mature shrubs and hedges offer privacy and complete the exterior.

The garage is accessible via a manual up-and-over door.

Location Welney is a charming village situated on the border of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire, approximately 12 miles (19 km) north of Ely and 18 miles (29 km) south of King’s Lynn.

Nestled in the heart of the Fens, the village is renowned for its tranquil rural setting and unique wetland landscape, with easy access to major routes like the A10 and A1101.

Village Information Welney is best known for the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) Welney Centre, a world-famous birdwatching and conservation site that attracts visitors from far and wide.

The village has a strong community spirit, with regular events held at the Parish Hall, fostering connections among residents.

Welney Primary School provides local primary education, while secondary schooling is available in nearby Downham Market or Ely.

The village’s rich history, tied to its fenland location, is reflected in its architecture and cultural heritage, including St. Mary’s Church, which has stood as a landmark for centuries.

Facilities Welney offers essential amenities such as a village hall, post office, and the welcoming Lamb and Flag pub, which serves as a hub for dining and socializing.

While local shops are limited, nearby towns like Littleport and Downham Market provide a wider range of services, including supermarkets, healthcare facilities, and leisure options.

Recreational opportunities abound in and around Welney, with the wetlands offering a haven for birdwatchers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers.

The surrounding fens are perfect for walking and cycling, with trails that showcase the area’s stunning natural beauty.

Connectivity Although rural, Welney is well-connected by road, with easy access to nearby towns and cities.

The railway stations in Downham Market and Ely provide services to Cambridge, London, and other major destinations.

Welney’s unique setting, natural attractions, and close-knit community make it an appealing choice for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle in the heart of the fens.