Tiernaur, Butt Lane, Burgh Castle, Norfolk

Tiernaur is a shining example of iconic retro influences from the subtle wavy curve of the eyebrow dormer and the mosaic inspired chimney stack to the slightly split-level sitting room, a striking feature heralding back to the golden years.
There’s no denying that this home needs a little tlc now, having been a much-loved home for decades, surfaces are now a little tired and in need of a good boost combined with a careful eye to reimagine this wonderfully unique home.
Making clever use of the generous footprint, the sitting room is bright and fluid with plenty of versatility to furnish this room as you please. The raised dining area is adjacent through the wall to the kitchen, sparking ideas to open this space up even further should you prefer, alternatively the retro dining hatch is another fun feature which is equally incredibly functionable! Exploring the views out to the first section of the generous gardens that lay in wait outside, the bay window is the perfect stage to just sit back and take it all in and perhaps another opportunity to creatively improve with French doors.
Almost Scandinavian inspired, the kitchen has been purposely planned to enjoy sociable, informal dining with built-in corner seating, great for everyday dining.
The entrance hall is almost the unspoken hero, aside from being generous in size, the Mahogany open staircase is yet another feature celebrating the quirks that 1970’s homes offer. Upstairs, four impressively double bedrooms span from the equally large landing area creating a wonderful sense of space and calm amongst your sleeping quarters. Something taken quite seriously when planning this unique home was clearly storage, with endless double closets, wardrobes built into eaves and even clever corner built cupboards can be found at every turn. The cherry on the cake has to be the Principal suite, complete with the aforementioned storage, a walk-through dressing area and ensuite shower room this is a suite where there’s definitely no shortage of space.
Currently home to a full-size Snooker table, the garage presents as another un-tapped area of potential if you are looking for it, integral to the house and a great space to develop further should you not need garaging.

Outside

Complete with sweeping in and out driveway, there’s no shortage of off-road parking available. Moving to the rear, the gardens stretch out as far as the eye can see, sectioned off by varying degrees of hedgerow. With a plot extending to approximately 0.8 acres (sts) and surrounded by neighbouring gardens, swathes of sky are in abundance with plenty of space for keen green fingers to enjoy. A quaint detached barn-like building of concrete structure sits at the rear boundary, handy for everyday garden storage.

Franks Thoughts…

Whilst our minds are spinning with the potential this home has to offer, it is the quirky curb appeal that has our hearts, with the artistic eyebrow dormer as a stand out feature there is simply so much to say about Tiernaur, it’s one you just need to view…