Thurning, Melton Constable

Rookery Farm Bungalow is a charming two bedroom detached property enjoying a tranquil countryside setting. Showcasing a wealth of character, the versatile accommodation provides the opportunity to enjoy serene country living with no compromise. Available now on an initial 12 month tenancy.

Upon arrival to the bungalow, prospective tenants are immediately welcomed into the country style fitted kitchen. Boasting a wealth of cupboard and worktop units, the kitchen is ideal for those looking to display their culinary skills. Offered with an integral electric oven/hob, the kitchen has space for a dishwasher, washing machine and a fridge freezer.

Bathed in natural light, the cosy sitting room enjoys a picturesque aspect of the neighbouring countryside and features adequate dimensions for all traditional furnishings. The sitting room is complete with french doors leading to a private rear patio area.

The principal bedroom within the bungalow is a versatile double room sharing the same uninterrupted countryside aspect as the sitting room. The second bedroom is another comfortable double room which could alternatively be utilised as an office/study for those working remotely. Complimenting the bedrooms, the family bathroom comprises a shower, wash basin, WC, a heated towel rail and a wall mounted mirror.

Rookery Farm Bungalow is approached via a gated gravel driveway providing ample parking. The beautifully landscaped surrounding gardens feature a low maintenance lawn, raised beds, a metal structure storage shed and an array of mature shrubbery.

Fired by oil central underfloor heating, the property is available now on an initial 12 month tenancy.  

MELTON CONSTABLE Melton Constable is a small village with local shops including a butcher, a general store/post office and a garage. The village also has a primary school and a doctor's surgery. The village is between Holt and Fakenham. Melton Constable was developed in the 1880s as a railway town. It was at the junction of four railway routes crossing Norfolk, and features the robust brick built terraces typical of railway towns of that era. With the closing of the railways the village settled back into its rural and agricultural backdrop. It has two churches, one Norman with grandiose interiors and what has been described as 'the grandest C18 font in Norfolk.' The other is an interesting construction of corrugated iron built in 1903 for the new town and the railway workers. It's a fine piece of practical architecture and has passed the test of time. 

ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:-  

KITCHEN 14' 03" x 10' 08" (4.34m x 3.25m)  

SITTING ROOM 17' 07" x 12' 02" (5.36m x 3.71m)  

BEDROOM ONE 14' 05" x 12' 03" (4.39m x 3.73m)  

BEDROOM TWO 11' 01" x 10' 09" (3.38m x 3.28m)  

AGENT'S NOTE Unfurnished.
Available now.
Pets by negotiation.
12 month initial tenancy.
Oil fired underfloor heating.
 

COUNCIL TAX Band B. 

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING C. The reference number or full certificate can be obtained from Sowerbys upon request.
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