Laburnum House is located within the pretty village of Wiggenhall St Germans; a perfect base for family and friends to enjoy the countryside with riverside walks on the doorstep yet within an easy commute of the stunning Norfolk coastline. This well presented cottage style abode sits between the grassy banks of the Ouse that run through the village centre; a perfect place to visit with your four-legged friends. The house itself is spacious and well-equipped, there is a large kitchen, breakfast room, dining room and wet room with four bedrooms upstairs and family bathroom. The rear garden is perfect for summer days, sit back and relax on the terrace and listen to the sound of birdsong in the garden or enjoy barbecues in the garden and dining ‘al-fresco’. Just a few minutes stroll away is the popular riverside pub, The Crown & Anchor Shop/Pub: all within walking distance
Ground Floor:
Sitting Room with comfortable seating, Smart TV, DVD player and CD player
Dining Area with table and six chairs
Kitchen with electric double oven and electric hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, dishwasher
Breakfast Area with table and chairs
Utility Room with washing machine and tumble dryer
Wet Room with walk in shower, washbasin and wc
Dressing Room adjacent to the Wet Room
First Floor:
Bedroom 1 with king size bed
Bedroom 2 with double bed
Bedroom 3 with single bed
Bedroom 4 with single bed
Bathroom with washbasin, bath and wc
Garden: Fully enclosed garden with patio, table and chairs and charcoal barbecue.
Parking: Driveway for four cars.
Pets: Two well behaved dogs welcome. Dogs are not allowed upstairs.
Heating: Oil central heating and electric heaters.
Also provided: Towels. WiFi. Books and games. Radio. Travel cot. Highchair. Stairgate.
Notes: Please note the staircase is steeper than standard with narrow treads.
Nestled beside the east bank of the river is the pretty village of Wiggenhall St Germans, boasting a village shop, hairdressers and public house and the nearby church of St German’s which is thought to date back to Norman times. The historic town of King’s Lynn is close-by; rich in heritage and maritime history and was one of England’s foremost ports as early as the 12th Century, other local attractions worth a visit are the Corn Exchange, Customs House and the historic quay where you will find a variety of restaurants by the river Ouse. If travelling by train King’s Lynn boasts a mainline station from London with popular places to visit en-route including Cambridge and Ely with magnificent cathedral. For those who prefer the great outdoors why not visit Welney Bird Reserve, spend an afternoon amongst the swans or try one of the events such as the bat and owl evenings, a must see for nature lovers and allegedly a memorable sight. The nearby North Norfolk coastline boasts stunning and dog-friendly beaches and well as a number of RSPB sites with reserves open to visitors at Snettisham and Titchwell. Royal followers can visit the Queen’s Sandringham residence, visit the royal gardens or take the children to the adventure playground set within a woodland landscape, with so much to see and do don’t forget your camera! For something different enjoy in an evenings’ entertainment viewing life in the fast-lane with a night at the local Speedway, teams compete from across the country and a fun evening can be had by all with the stadium located only a short drive from the village on the outskirts of King’s Lynn.