The Marlowes
Marham, Norfolk
Guide Price
£540,000
"Spacious 4-bed home in peaceful Marham cul-de-sac with countryside views, landscaped gardens, bespoke studio, and modern updates. Village charm with easy access to amenities and rail links."
Property Description
Located at the end of a quiet private cul de sac in the village of Marham, The Marlowes is a beautifully presented home that offers far more than conventional living. Designed to adapt to a range of lifestyles, it blends generous living space with thoughtful details that support family life, remote working, and quiet retreat. Backing directly onto open countryside, the property enjoys uninterrupted views across the Nar Valley, best appreciated from the Juliet balcony in the second bedroom.
The home has been carefully enhanced by its current owners over the past two decades, balancing comfort, character and practicality. The lounge features a welcoming open fireplace and bespoke bi fold doors that open into a bright conservatory, re roofed in glass in 2024 and covered by a 10-year guarantee. This space brings in natural light and connects effortlessly with the garden, creating a smooth transition between inside and out. The dining area flows seamlessly into a well equipped kitchen, complete with a filtered water tap, under cabinet lighting and a Calor gas hob. Every element has been considered with usability in mind.
Upstairs, the layout is designed for flexibility. The fourth bedroom serves well as a home office, while the third has been transformed into a dedicated studio space. All bedrooms are light filled and peaceful, with the principal rooms enjoying countryside views that shift beautifully with the seasons. The interior also includes a part boarded loft in the main house with an integrated ladder and lighting, and understairs storage with a built in vacuum charger point.
Externally
The rear garden is a standout feature of the property. Landscaped for privacy and ease of use, it offers a pergola for relaxed mornings, decking for summer gatherings, and a garden room for year round enjoyment. A bespoke garden studio or summer house, fully powered and heated, adds a versatile space ideal for remote working, creative projects or simply unwinding. Additional external features include a garage with power, lighting and boarded loft storage, a small workshop with power, lighting and a workbench, as well as a lean to storage area also fitted with lighting and power. Security and garden lighting are thoughtfully arranged with PIR control and spotlights to ensure both safety and ambiance.
Marham itself is a friendly and well served village with a range of amenities including a shop, post office, doctor’s surgery, takeaway options and a hairdresser. The surrounding Norfolk countryside offers excellent walking routes, and attractions such as Castle Acre, Oxburgh Hall and Westacre Theatre are just a short drive away. For commuters, Downham Market station is easily accessible and provides direct rail connections to Ely, Cambridge and London.
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Local Information
Tucked away in the scenic Nar Valley, Marham is a peaceful yet well-connected Norfolk village that offers a wonderful balance of rural living and everyday convenience. Surrounded by gently rolling countryside and big skies, it’s the kind of place where life moves at a gentler pace — perfect for those seeking space, fresh air, and a strong sense of community.
At the heart of the village is a collection of useful amenities, including a local shop and post office, a doctor’s surgery, hairdresser, and ATM, along with several food outlets such as Subway, a Chinese takeaway, and a pizza and kebab shop. The village playing field and Social and Bowls Club bring residents together regularly, supported by an active residents’ association that helps foster a friendly, neighbourly feel.
Just a short drive away, the bustling market town of King’s Lynn offers a wider selection of shops, restaurants, historic buildings, and cultural venues, as well as a mainline train station with direct services to Cambridge and London King’s Cross — making commuting or day trips straightforward. For everyday essentials and boutique shopping, the nearby town of Downham Market offers a thriving high street and also has its own rail station. To the east, Swaffham adds even more variety with its historic charm and regular markets.
For those who love the outdoors, the location couldn’t be better. Walks from your doorstep lead into the countryside with far-reaching views over the Nar Valley, and nearby attractions such as Castle Acre, Oxburgh Hall, Stow Hall Gardens, and Westacre Theatre provide weekend inspiration. The Norfolk coast and countryside are also within easy reach for longer adventures.
Services
Mains electricity and water. Drainage to septic tank. Oil fired central heating.
Tenure
Freehold.
Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way
The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars.
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Marham, Norfolk
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