• A detached property of cavity brick construction under tiled roofs
• Predominantly arranged on one level
• Entrance Porch
• Hall
• Double aspect Sitting Room with bay window and wood-burning stove
• Kitchen / Dining Room with fitted hob, oven, dishwasher and fridge-freezer
• Utility Room
• Family Room
• Three ground floor double Bedrooms, two with en suites
• Family Bathroom
• Bedroom 4 on the first floor
• Attic Storage
• Large driveway with ample Parking
• Mature gardens to front and rear - in total 0.36 acre
• External Shower Room

BURNHAM MARKET is one of Norfolk's most sought-after addresses; a large, thriving village with handsome, principally Georgian, properties set around a grassy Market Place also known as the Green.
The village offers a varied selection of traditional shops and hostelries with barely a high street chain in sight. There are award-winning restaurants, cafes and a deli, a fishmongers, butchers and an excellent wine merchant.
The village lies about a mile inland from the North Norfolk coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, famed for mile upon mile of sandy beaches and never-ending skies. The nearby villages of Burnham Overy Staithe and Brancaster Staithe offer natural harbours and amenities for sailors which, along with links golf courses at Brancaster (The Royal West Norfolk) and Old Hunstanton, as well as jump racing at Fakenham, are some of the leisure pursuits in the region.
There is a mainline railway connection to London King's Cross in 97 minutes from King's Lynn (21 miles).

HEATING: Oil-fired central heating

COUNCIL TAX: Currently business rated

SERVICES: Mains electricity, water and drainage

BROADBAND: Ofcom indicate that Superfast Fibre Broadband is available to the property.

MOBILE COVERAGE: Ofcom indicate that EE, O2, Three and Vodafone are likely to have voice and data available inside the property and voice, data and enhanced data available outside the property.

RIGHTS OF WAY: Red Gables enjoys the benefit of vehicular and pedestrian Rights of Way from North Street to its curtilage. It also enjoys a pedestrian Right of Way from its rear garden onto Herrings Lane. There are no Rights of Way benefitting others across Red Gables itself.