No 6 is an end of terrace, 1950s house on the outskirts of Nelson’s village. Burnham Thorpe is famous as the birthplace of Britain’s greatest hero, Admiral Horatio Nelson. The village is quietly appointed centred on the church and with an excellent pub called, not surprisingly, The Nelson.
The area is well known for its delightful walks, and for the miles of sandy beaches that make up the coast. Burnham Thorpe is just one mile from Burnham Overy with its sailing and beach, 4 miles from Brancaster Beach and 4 miles from Holkham Hall and Holkham beach made famous by the film Shakespeare in Love.
The busy market town of Burnham Market is just one mile away and provides a wide range of delightful boutique shops. Whether you are interested in food, restaurants, gift and antique shopping or clothes shopping. Burnham Market has something to keep everyone happy.
The house is tucked away on a corner plot making it very private. It is comfortable, with central heating, a large kitchen and a very good size garden. There is broadband service at the house. The accommodation comprises:
• Sitting room, 18 feet, double aspect. TV, DVD and CD player.
• Kitchen, 15 x 15 feet, with electric cookeroven, large fridge, and plenty of fitted units. Table to seat 4 people. Separate scullery cupboard.
• Bedroom one. With double bed and cupboard
• Bedroom two. With twin beds and cupboard
• Small bedroom three. Suitable for a cot
• Bathroom with basin, WC, bath, and power shower over bath
• Large garden |
