2 bed terraced house for sale

Albion Street, King's Lynn PE30

Two bedrooms, a proper lounge/diner and a courtyard out the back. Walking distance to town.

This is a straightforward two-bedroom terrace that does the basics well. No wasted space, no awkward layout, nothing you'll need to fight with. If you want a first home, a step down from something larger, or a rental that will let easily, this one is worth twenty minutes of your time.

Ground floor
The lounge/diner runs the depth of the room and takes a sofa and a table without either feeling squeezed. It works as one open space for the evening or splits comfortably into sitting and eating ends. Behind it sits the fitted kitchen, with the bathroom on the ground floor - a common layout in terraces of this age, and one that keeps both bedrooms upstairs free for sleeping.

Upstairs
Two bedrooms. A double and a second room that takes a single bed, a cot, a desk or a drying rack, depending on what stage of life you're at.

Outside
A small walled courtyard at the rear with a shed. Low effort, low cost, and useful - bikes, bins, tools, a couple of chairs and a few pots. If gardening isn't your thing, this is the right amount of outside.

Gas central heating throughout. Double glazing is partial, not full. That's worth knowing before you view, not after. It's a straightforward job to finish, and we'll happily talk you through what it typically costs so you can factor it into your offer rather than discover it later.

Town centre is an easy walk - shops, cafés, restaurants, the everyday things you actually use. Being able to leave the car at home for the school run, the food shop or a Saturday coffee is worth real money over a year.

Broadband and mobile (Ofcom data)
EE: Good outdoors and indoors. Three: Good outdoors and indoors. O2: Good outdoors, variable indoors. Vodafone: Good outdoors, variable indoors. If you work from home, EE or Three are your safest bet.

Who it suits
A couple, a small family, a first-time buyer, or a landlord after a two-bed that lets quickly and stays let. It's a sensible house at a sensible size in a sensible spot.

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EPC Rating: C

Location

Albion Street sits in the middle of King's Lynn, on the short run between Old Market Street and Railway Road. It is one of those addresses where you stop thinking about the car.
King's Lynn railway station is a two-minute walk. From there you get direct trains to Cambridge and London King's Cross without changing, which puts a proper commute within reach and makes this street a sensible choice for anyone splitting their week between Norfolk and the city. The bus station is closer still - it is on Albion Street itself, so local routes across West Norfolk start from your doorstep.
The everyday shopping is done on foot. Sainsbury's is around 145 yards away, Heron Foods a few steps further, and Lidl is 0.1 miles. Three supermarkets inside five minutes covers the weekly shop, the forgotten pint of milk and everything in between.
The town centre is a short walk in the other direction. King's Lynn has an unusual centre for a town this size - a medieval core, an historic working port on the Great Ouse, the Tuesday and Saturday markets, independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants alongside the high street names. The Walks, the town's large Victorian park, is close by for green space.

For families, Eastgate Academy is roughly 300 yards away and rated Outstanding by Ofsted. Highgate Infant School is 0.4 miles. King Edward VII Academy and King's Lynn Academy, both rated Good, are within 0.7 miles. The nearest gp surgery is Southgates, half a mile away, and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital is under two miles.

There is real money going into the town. King's Lynn has already received a £25 million Town Deal, and from 2026 it draws up to £20 million more over ten years. That funding is behind the restoration of St George's Guildhall as a creative hub, a new library and adult skills centre in the former Argos building, the Southgates remodelling, better walking and cycling routes, and the ongoing riverfront regeneration, with new quayside moorings and facilities completing this year. Central King's Lynn is being improved rather than left alone, and this street sits inside that footprint.
Beyond the town, the North Norfolk coast, Sandringham, and the beaches at Hunstanton, Brancaster and Holkham are an easy drive. The A47 and A149 put Norwich, Peterborough and the Fens within comfortable reach.
Central, connected and walkable - with a station, a bus network and a full town centre on your doorstep.

Lounge/Diner (6.46m x 3.62m)

Lounge /Dining room with under stairs cupboard.

Kitchen (2.05m x 3.48m)

Basic fitted kitchen

Bathroom (1.87m x 1.69m)

Bathroom with over bath shower, toilet and sink

Bedroom 1 (3.62m x 3.24m)

Bedroom 1 Front of house

Bedroom 2 (3.08m x 2.76m)

Bedroom 2 overlooks rear of house.

Courtyard (2.61m x 2.15m)

Small courtyard with storage shed

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