Take a tour of this fabulous Character Property in Saham Toney

A stunning 3 bedroom character property enriched with period features located in the village of Saham Toney approximatley 2 miles from the town of Watton. The seller has found their next property they wish to purchase. To arrange a viewing of this fabulous property do contact the office on 01953 453838

A beautifully presented 3 bedroom character property enriched with period features, exposed beams and oak ledged doors. As you arrive at this property you pull onto a large gravel driveway which offers ample off road parking and a large garage. The accommodation comprises of a spacious entrance hall, kitchen / dining room, lounge measuring 19FT x 15FT with BI fold doors leading to the garden and a wood burning stove, family bathroom, 3 bedrooms all with built in storage with an en suite to the master bedroom. To the rear of property offers a large courtyard style garden mainly laid to patio with a range of beautiful shrubs and plants   


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