Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Cinlanna Wells Road, Fakenham, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the NR21 0PL area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £266,500 and a rental potential of £1,732 per month,
,
it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
Additional analysis
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Feb 27, 2025. It's possible the property has changed since then,
but we are dedicated to giving you everything you need to make smart property decisions. Here's a snippet, and if you'd like to view the full thing, just click to expand.
"**Beat the STAMP DUTY RISE and be in your brand new home before 31st March 2025, saving yourself up to £6250*
*Also received a flooring package when you reserve before 28th February 2025*
Description
Wells Road, Hindringham
Introducing Wells Road, a brand new development of eleven new homes situated in the quaint village of Hindringham, four of which are available on the open market.
The homes have been meticulously designed to reflect the rural charm of the developments surroundings and to effortlessly blend in with the existing architecture.
Each home benefits from three bedrooms, a garage or cartlodge, energy saving air source heat pumps and has been built to the highest specification.
Broadland St Benedicts
Formed in 2006, Broadland St Benedicts is the full market housing subsidiary of Broadland Housing. The company was formed to create additional funding for the Group s development aspirations for affordable housing in Norfolk and Suffolk.
Since its inception the company has concentrated on specialising in smaller developments in Norfolk s fantastic villages. The ethos is to create true mixed tenure housing that balances the needs of the village, designed to both reflect and enrich their surroundings. Each development is individually designed by Norfolk architects who understand the rural context of each location.
Based in Norwich the company employs some of the best contractors in Norfolk to construct and successfully deliver our developments. This scheme reflects everything about the company, the ethics of great design, sustainable local Norfolk building and the uniqueness of each development the company delivers.
Specification
Kitchen
Symphony Shaker style kitchen units in Platinum with
curved satin nickel handles
Premium laminate Colmar Oak Block worktops and
upstand
1.5 bowl stainless steel sink with chrome taps
Integrated Bosch appliances including oven with
induction hob and glass splashback, fridge freezer,
washing machine and dishwasher
Caple wine cooler
LVT flooring in Honey Rich Oak
Bathrooms, En Suites and WC
White sanitaryware
Chrome plated bath and basin taps
LVT flooring in pavilion limed oak
Chrome thermostatic shower
Heated towel radiator to bathroom en suite
Bath shower screen
Full height tiling around bath
Shaver socket
Internal Finishes
A mixture of pendant lights and spotlights
White moulded doors
Internal door handles throughout in Polished Chrome
Walls and ceilings painted White
External Finishes
UPVC double glazed wood effect windows colour depending on plot
Outside tap
External letterbox
External plug socket
Electrical, Heating and Lighting
Air Source Heat Pump
Underfloor heating to ground floor, radiators to first
floor
Ducting provided for future installation of EV charger
Photovoltaic Panels PVs to the roof
Kitchen
Symphony Shaker style kitchen units in Platinum with
curved satin nickel handles
Premium laminate Colmar Oak Block worktops and
upstand
1.5 bowl stainless steel sink with chrome taps
Integrated Bosch appliances including oven with
induction hob and glass splashback, fridge freezer,
washing machine and dishwasher
Caple wine cooler
LVT flooring in Honey Rich Oak
Bathrooms, En Suites and WC
White sanitaryware
Chrome plated bath and basin taps
LVT flooring in pavilion limed oak
Chrome thermostatic shower
Heated towel radiator to bathroom en suite
Bath shower screen
Full height tiling around bath
Shaver socket
Internal Finishes
A mixture of pendant lights and spotlights
White moulded doors
Internal door handles throughout in Polished Chrome
Walls and ceilings painted White
External Finishes
UPVC double glazed wood effect windows colour depending on plot
Outside tap
External letterbox
External plug socket
Electrical, Heating and Lighting
Air Source Heat Pump
Underfloor heating to ground floor, radiators to first
floor
Ducting provided for future installation of EV charger
Photovoltaic Panels PVs to the roof
Services
Mains electric
Mains drainage
Mains water
*Please note virtually staged images are of Plot 2 and are for illustrative purposes only.
Location
Hindringham is a small village located in Norfolk, known for its rural charm and countryside setting. It features traditional Norfolk architecture, including historical buildings and church sites. The area is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, making it a peaceful location for residents and visitors alike, as well as offering a glimpse into local agricultural life.
Hindringham offers local amenities including Hindringham VC Primary School, a popular sports and social club that acts as a clubhouse for the local football team on matchdays, a church and a local brewery.
Approximately a 15 minute drive* away, you will find the thriving market town of Fakenham. Fakenham is famous for its
market, dating back to 1250, which still runs every week on a Thursday. Fakenham benefits from a range of amenities including supermarkets, a selection of schools, ranging from nursery to sixth form, public houses, a doctors surgery, hairdressers, a vets and more. The town is also well known for Fakenham Racecourse, one of the finest rural national hunt horse racecourses in the country which holds several race meetings during the year.
Approximately a 16 minute drive away* is the historic Georgian town of Holt, a timeless north Norfolk town with traditional flint stone buildings and plenty of independent shops to explore. Holt is a town you will be able to wander around
for ages, enjoying the hidden yards which are full of unique shops, independent cafes, galleries, antique shops, tea rooms, wine bars and pubs.
Wells Road is also perfectly placed for exploring the iconic
North Norfolk coast, with Blakeney and Wells next the Sea just a short drive away.
Blakeney
Blakeney is known for its picturesque landscapes as it is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and boasts views of the uninterrupted coastline. It features a harbor, traditional architecture, and is popular for activities like birdwatching and seal spotting. The surrounding area, including the nearby Blakeney Point, is a designated National Nature Reserve, making it a significant spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
Wells next the Sea
Wells next the Sea is renowned for its beautiful sandy beaches and vibrant salt marshes. It features a charming mix of quaint narrow streets, traditional fishermen s cottages, and bustling local shops, cafes, and seafood restaurants. The town is popular for its scenic walks, local seafood restaurants, and proximity to the beautiful Holkham National Nature Reserve, making it a popular destination for those seeking nature and relaxation.
Square Footage 1,094 sq ft
Directions
Additional Info
*Please note virtually staged images are of Plot 2 and are for illustrative purposes only."
