Oak Road, Stoke Ferry, King's Lynn, PE33

Situated within the popular semi-rural village of Stoke Ferry, this two-bedroom detached bungalow offers well-proportioned accommodation, a generous driveway, garage and an established rear garden. The property benefits from oil-fired central heating and double glazing throughout, with accommodation including a lounge, conservatory, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom.

The property is approached via a long driveway providing ample off-road parking, which continues to the garage. A pathway leads to the UPVC front entrance door.

Entrance Hall

15' 0" x 3' 3" (4.57m x 0.99m) The entrance hall provides access to the majority of the accommodation, with radiator, loft hatch and a useful airing cupboard housing the immersion tank.

Bedroom 2

9' 4" x 10' 10" (2.84m x 3.30m) A well-proportioned bedroom with double-glazed window overlooking the front aspect and radiator.

Bedroom 1

11' 9" x 12' 2" (3.58m x 3.71m) The main bedroom also enjoys a double-glazed window to the front, radiator and a range of fitted wardrobes and drawer storage.

Bathroom

5' 8" x 10' 10" (1.73m x 3.30m) Partially tiled and fitted with a suite comprising low-level WC, panelled bath with shower over and wash hand basin. Double-glazed window to the side and extractor fan.

Dining Room

7' 5" x 14' 6" (2.26m x 4.42m) A separate dining area with double-glazed window to the side and radiator. An open archway leads through to the kitchen.

Kitchen

8' 10" x 14' 6" (2.69m x 4.42m) Fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces over and a one-and-a-half bowl sink and drainer. Further features include a fitted electric hob with extractor over, fitted double oven, space for fridge/freezer and space and plumbing for a washing machine. There is also a radiator, flooring, double-glazed window overlooking the rear garden and a UPVC double-glazed door opening directly onto the patio.

Living Room

14' 10" x 12' 3" (4.52m x 3.73m) A comfortable main reception room with radiator, TV point and feature fireplace. Sliding patio doors open into the conservatory, creating a pleasant connection with the rear garden.

Conservatory

Providing additional living space overlooking the garden, with tiled flooring and UPVC double-glazed doors opening onto the patio.

Outside

To the front, the property is predominantly laid to lawn with shingled areas, a pathway to the entrance and a substantial driveway providing off-road parking and access to the garage.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed by fencing, with a patio area providing space for outdoor seating and entertaining. There is also a small garden shed and oil storage tank positioned behind the garage.

Garage

18' 1" x 9' 6" (5.51m x 2.90m) The garage benefits from an up-and-over entrance door, power, pitched roof and a useful side access door leading into the rear garden.

Location

Stoke Ferry is a historic village on the River Wissey, recorded in detail in the Domesday Book of 1086. Its village centre, known as "The Hill", is home to The Hall, an imposing three-storey brick house of 1792, and a long-established blacksmith's shop still trading after more than a century. Once linked to Downham Market by its own branch railway (1882–1898), the village today has a good range of small businesses, including hairdressers and takeaways, giving it a genuinely active community feel despite its rural setting.