The origins date back to the 1600's where it was originally built as a wealthy merchant's residence with offices. The building has had various uses over the years including a public house, museum and private residence and was then restored and extended by the King's Lynn Preservation Trust in the late 1990's. The property features a wealth of original features with the most significant being the Jacobean wall paintings which can be found in the first floor bedroom of the house. The historic south quay is only a few minutes' walk and the rear of the property benefits from the West facing sunsets across the River. King's Lynn is a historic market town situated in West Norfolk which serves a wide area covering North & West Norfolk, Northern Cambridgeshire and Southern Lincolnshire. The town is well connected with mainline railway to London Kings Cross via Ely & Cambridge and the A47 trunk road which provides easy access to Norwich & Peterborough (both around 1 hour).
Floor number: Ground
Convenient location in the town with large walled and gated parking area, Ideal "live/work" premises., East West aspects with views of River Great Ouse
