The Goodshed is a rare opportunity to own a nostalgic landmark building in Burnham Market, a village rich in social history. Built in 1866 as the principal goods storage shed for the village's West Norfolk Junction Line, the building has been well-maintained and converted into a spacious home over the years. The entrance is marked by a double-height space flooded with natural light, and the delicate parquet flooring was acquired from the nearby RAF Sculthorpe bowling alley. The property boasts a substantial amount of living and entertaining space, including a large kitchen, family dining room, and drawing room. There are five double bedrooms, two with en-suites, and a generous family bathroom. The garden is completely enclosed and private, with patio areas off the front and back, and plenty of tarmacked off-street parking. The current owners have fond memories of raising their family in The Goodshed and it makes the perfect family home or home-from-home. While the property is in need of some cosmetic updating, it is a rare opportunity to own an iconic building in a village steeped in history and culture.