Wymondham

The Priory stands as a remarkable Grade II Listed townhouse located in the charming town of Wymondham, formerly a grammar school, and was remodelled in the Early 1700s, creating a space with Georgian splendour.

Having undergone considerate updates, this residence showcases a wealth of historical features, from intricate architraves and panelling to the grandeur of a fluted pilaster and the captivating fireplace in the drawing room, all enhanced by the allure of stripped wooden floors. If you have an affinity for period charm and rich history, The Priory is the property for you.

Stepping into the entrance hall, one is greeted with an air of grandeur and warmth, setting the tone for the character awaiting within. The drawing room has been artfully transformed into a bright and calming space, with softly painted panelling, recessed alcoves, and a striking fireplace flanked by a fluted pilaster columns.

The kitchen benefits from planning permission to extend to the rear with the use of glass and timber to create a wonderful bright and airy kitchen space if so desired.

Meanwhile, the cellar has been ingeniously converted into a versatile cinema and games room, offering both entertainment and practical storage solutions.

Ascending the impressive staircase to the first-floor landing, one discovers the splendour of the principal bedroom, complete with a functional fireplace, two delightful window seats, and painted floor timbers, offering a cosy space during chilly winter evenings.

The updated bathroom exudes period elegance, featuring a free-standing bath that offers picturesque views of the Abbey, adding a touch of serenity to the space. An additional bedroom awaits on the first floor, while a second set of stairs leads to two vaulted attic bedrooms boasting views of The Abbey.

Outside, a pathway leads to the south- west facing rear garden, where a lawn, apple trees, and a historic brick boundary wall create a tranquil outdoor retreat. A raised terraced seating area offers the perfect spot for unwinding, while the convenience of two allocated off-road parking spaces adds practicality to this idyllic home. 

WYMONDHAM Nestled in the heart of Norfolk, Wymondham stands as a testament to centuries of history and community, with the 12th-century abbey, a beacon of the town's storied past.

Despite enduring the ravages of time, including the infamous Great Fire of 1615, Wymondham still proudly displays its heritage through its charming streets and historic buildings.

The Market Square, a hub of activity, hosts a vibrant weekly market, enveloped by 17th-century structures and winding medieval lanes. Here, amidst the bustling atmosphere, one can explore an eclectic array of shops, from quaint boutiques to familiar high-street retailers. And when hunger strikes, the town offers a tempting selection of eateries, promising culinary delights for every palate.

Transportation is a breeze with Wymondham's mainline railway service providing direct links to Norwich, Cambridge, and London, making it not only a commuter's dream but also a gateway to adventure and exploration.

Education thrives in Wymondham, with esteemed institutions like Wicklewood Primary School, Wymondham College, and Wymondham High School shaping young minds to excellence. Meanwhile, for daily needs, residents can easily access amenities such as the Waitrose supermarket, ensuring convenience at every turn.

Beyond its borders, Wymondham's proximity to Norwich, a mere 8 miles away, opens doors to further opportunities. The cathedral city beckons with its own treasures, from sought-after schools to a bustling array of shops, restaurants, and services.

As one wanders through Wymondham, echoes of its past resonate in every corner. From the time-worn timbers of the 14th-century Green Dragon Pub to the enduring elegance of the Grade II listed White Hart Hotel, history intertwines with the present, creating a tapestry of timeless beauty.

Even the Market Cross, symbolizing resilience in the face of adversity, stands as a testament to the town's enduring spirit. Rebuilt in 1617 after the Great Fire, it now serves as a beacon of knowledge, housing the Tourist Information Office and preserving the legacy of generations past.

In Wymondham, every step is a journey through time, where the past and present coexist in harmony, inviting all who visit to become part of its rich tapestry of life. 

SERVICES CONNECTED Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating. 

COUNCIL TAX Band D. 

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING An Energy Performance Certificate is not required for this property due to it being Grade II listed. 

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