King Street

The Beams is a delightful Grade II listed period home, originally constructed in the 16th century, offering a wealth of character throughout. The property benefits from planning approval for multiple alterations and improvements (further details available from the selling agent), presenting an excellent opportunity to enhance and tailor the accommodation.

Externally, the property includes a timber workshop, greenhouse, and a concrete garage with electric roller door. There are two external taps, one of which is thermostatically controlled, making it particularly practical for rinsing dogs after countryside walks.

Parking for two to three vehicles is conveniently located to the rear of the property, accessed via Marsh Lane.

New Buckenham is a highly regarded and picturesque village, celebrated for its rich history and abundance of character homes. Founded between 1146 and 1176 by William D’Albini to serve his nearby castle, the village has retained much of its medieval charm, centred around a traditional and attractive village green.

The village enjoys a welcoming community atmosphere and offers excellent local amenities including a well-regarded public house, a popular café ideal for socialising and enjoying quality food, and a village store providing everyday conveniences.