Corner House

About this property

Corner House is a well‑placed house in the historic town of King’s Lynn, Norfolk. Offering an easy base for families and friends looking to explore the area with their dog, set close to the River Great Ouse and within walking distance of local amenities, the property combines a practical layout with a central location. Arriving on King Street, you can pull in nearby on the roadside or use one of the public car parks close by, before taking in the character of the surrounding streets and the gentle presence of the river nearby, setting the tone for a relaxed stay in this historic market town.

The house itself is curved, an eye-catching feature that adds charm to your stay. Entering the house, you step straight into the open‑plan living space, where wooden flooring leads you through the room and anchors the layout, creating a natural flow between areas. A curved feature wall subtly frames the space, adding character as you move from the sitting area to the dining table. Settle into the sofa or armchair with the Smart TV on after a day exploring the town, or gather around the table for meals that stretch into the evening. The kitchen sits neatly within the open‑plan layout, allowing you to stay part of the conversation while preparing food.

A breakfast bar offers a relaxed spot for morning coffee or quick lunches, while the fitted units provide everything needed for easy self‑catering, whether you are cooking with local produce or unpacking treats from nearby bakeries and shops. Stairs lead up to a generous landing, creating a sense of space between rooms. The bathroom is well arranged for everyday routines, with the option of a long soak or a refreshing shower before heading out or winding down for the night. The master bedroom features a king‑size bed and a softly curved wall that gives the room a distinctive feel, making it a calming place to retreat to at the end of the day.

The twin bedroom, which can be arranged as a king‑size on request, mirrors this sense of character, offering flexibility for couples, friends, or children sharing. While there is no private outdoor space, the location more than compensates. Step outside and you are immediately immersed in the life of King’s Lynn, with cafés, restaurants, pubs, and shops right on the doorstep, and the riverfront close by for relaxed walks at any time of day. Wander through the town to discover the striking Corn Exchange hosting live performances, or catch a film at the independent Majestic Cinema, adding a cultural rhythm to your stay, while throughout the year the town comes alive with events such as Festival Too, Europe’s largest free music festival, alongside long‑standing traditions like the annual King’s Lynn Mart, an 800‑year‑old funfair weaving colour and energy through the streets, and seasonal highlights including the Festival of Watersports and the vibrant Hanseatic Festival celebrating King’s Lynn’s rich heritage.

The historic setting means there is always something to discover just beyond the front door, from architectural details to hidden corners of the town. From this central base, days out are easily woven into your stay. A visit to the Sandringham Estate offers sweeping parkland walks beneath ancient trees, time spent exploring the gardens as they change through the seasons, and the chance to experience one of Norfolk’s most well‑known royal landmarks. Along the coast, Snettisham rewards visitors with wide skies over the Wash, memorable wildlife moments as birds gather along the shoreline, and peaceful paths through its nature reserve. Hunstanton provides a classic seaside experience, where walks along the promenade are paired with sea views, the striped cliffs create a striking backdrop, and traditional attractions bring energy to the coastline.

Settle into life in the heart of King’s Lynn at Corner House and explore town, coast, and countryside with ease.

King's Lynn is a historic, medieval port dating back to the 12th century, situated on the River Great Ouse. A treasure trove for history lovers, the town boasts grand merchant houses, art galleries and museums, and the Custom House, built by Henry Bell in 1683, which is a Grade I listed building. The town retains its original winding streets and alleys, and boasts good shopping facilities, with a combination of national retailers and specialist shops, along with a selection of pubs and restaurants. Much of the surrounding Norfolk countryside is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with the West Norfolk coastline within easy driving distance. Hunstanton, in particular, is renowned for its sunsets and lovely beaches. Boat trips are available from several points along the coast, while the Norfolk Coast Cycleway runs from King's Lynn to Cromer. The impressive Visitor Centre at The Queen's fabulous country retreat, Sandringham, is also a short drive away and well worth a visit.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x twin (zip/link, can be king-size on request).

Bathroom with bath, shower, basin and WC.

Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area

Electric immersion boiler and heating.

Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, air fryer, coffee maker, kettle, toaster.

Smart TV, WiFi.

Fuel and power included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Roadside parking available and public car parks nearby.

One well‑behaved pet welcome.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop, pub and river 0.1 miles