Walton Highway

Believed to date back to the early 1800s, The Woodlands has been the cherished family home of our sellers for 15 years. The whole family has spent more time outdoors, whilst the children have enjoyed a wonderful lifestyle with plenty of space and freedom, including their own smallholding.

Entering through the elegant wrought iron gates gives a feeling of exclusivity.

The 34ft long sunroom, connected to the kitchen, has been the heart of the home where many memories were made. The kitchen is spacious with lots of storage and worksurface, perfect for cooking enthusiasts.

There are two equally sized reception rooms, allowing everyone their own space. It's ideal for separate activities like watching a film or reading, while others socialise in the sunroom.

For those who prefer not to use stairs, there's a ground floor bedroom with a separate shower room. Upstairs, there are four more bedrooms, the main bedroom benefiting from an en-suite.

The outdoor area has a lot to offer. There are a two stables for horse or pony owners, and a good-sized paddock surrounded by mature hedges for privacy. For those who work from home, there's a studio cabin available.

Of course, ample parking is available with an in and out driveway, and there's more than enough space to store a motorhome, caravan or boat.

With over an acre of land, equestrian facilities, or the potential for a smallholding, The Woodlands offers plenty for a spacious family home or multi-generational living. 

WALTON HIGHWAY On the edge of the county of Norfolk, sits the quiet but well-connected village of Walton Highway.

This charming area falls within the parish of King's Lynn and West Norfolk but is within minutes of Cambridgeshire.

Walton Highway offers a good number of amenities, with a chip shop, and plant nursery, one of its biggest exploits is the popular farm shop, Worzals. The shop is often-popular, especially around pumpkin season, and also has an adjoining restaurant which is highly rated.

St Mary's Church, shared with neighbouring West Walton, was built in around 1240. The church's detached Bell Tower is stunning and can be seen on walks around the village and outside of it. West Walton also has well-regarded primary and secondary schools, and a village hall.
Wisbech is around eight minutes away, with King's Lynn just over 15. Both of these towns boast a significant history and have a range of shops, restaurants and entertainment.

Whilst King's Lynn has its own train line, and direct route to London, a 45 minute car journey will land you at the historic city of Peterborough.

With a large pedestrian shopping centre, Norman-dated cathedral and a professional English third tier football team - the city offers much. However, it also offers fantastic connectivity up and down the country as its train station is a major interchange. With services to London, York, Newcastle and Glasgow, easy access to this city could be a commuter's dream.

For a quiet village, well-connected for Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and beyond, Walton Highway might be your ideal next home. 

SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
 

COUNCIL TAX Band E. 

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING E. Ref:- 8091-7227-6930-0367-5992
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TENURE Freehold. 

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PROPERTY REFERENCE 45737 

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