TypeOffice · Retail Office · Flat in Commercial
PE31 Church House, Overy Road, Burnham Market, King's Lynn
TenureFor rent
Specification
- Building size
- Building size 1,345 sqft
- Property type
- Property type Office · Retail Office · Flat in Commercial
- Tenure
- Tenure For rent
Description
Church House is situated in a prime location on Overy Road and is residential and commercial property suitable for investment, and only a short stroll from the Market Place. The opportunity to acquire a mixed-use property in this famous village is rare, especially in such a location.
The property is an attractive period building with Georgian façade constructed in Flemish bond red brick, over two storeys, with sliding sash windows, under a Norfolk pantile roof.
The property comprises a ground floor retail unit and a first floor two bedroom apartment.
There is a shared entrance hall, access to open plan office with
storage, kitchen and W.C. beyond . At the rear of the entrance hallway, there is access to the upper floor with rear utility/kitchen and access to rear courtyard .
On the first floor there are two period sitting rooms , bedroom with a kitchen/breakfast room, second bedroom and bathroom to the rear of the property.
Outside, at the rear of the property is a small external courtyard area affording some additional storage.
The property is Grade II listed. and offers scope for a variety of uses subject to planning and listed building consent.
Location
Burnham Market is a renowned and Georgian village situated close to the striking north Norfolk coast, an area officially recognised as being of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The village is often known as the jewel in the north Norfolk crown and is a long-established property hot spot, and as such is a primary retail destination with a strong collection of both local and national retailers.
Demand for both residential and commercial property in Burnham Market has remained strong for over two decades with few vacancies throughout recent economic uncertainties.
Potential for holiday let use
To be let as a whole




