3 bedroom barn conversion for sale

Found tucked away in the highly desirable village of Great Massingham, this terraced barn conversion is a must see for those looking for low maintenance living in a peaceful location or those looking to put their own stamp on a property.

Accommodation on the ground floor includes a kitchen/breakfast room, shower room and 24ft lounge. Upstairs has three double bedrooms, bathroom and eaves storage. The property also benefits from a courtyard garden to the rear and garage and parking to the front.

One of Norfolk's most attractive villages, Great Massingham enjoys a thriving community and rural village life, whilst nestled between the busy market towns of King's Lynn and Fakenham. There is a local primary school, pre-school, village shop and post office, church, village hall, tea rooms and the popular The Dabbling Duck pub.

*For sale by public auction on Monday 20th October 2025 at 6.30pm via Butters John Bee Auctioneers.

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