Overview
- The property was put on the market by King's Lynn estate agent Landles for £1.25 million on Friday and is offered as a three‑bedroom home on roughly a half‑acre plot.
- The conversion preserves original royal-era rooms such as the former Royal Suite and public waiting rooms and retains railway fittings including the 40 levers, lever frame and gate wheel.
- Long-term restorations began after the station closed in 1969, with owners including Eric Walker and later railway enthusiast Richard Brown completing a 25‑year renovation that added underfloor heating, air conditioning, a heat-exchange system and an EV charger.
- The adjacent signal box has been almost entirely rebuilt and now functions as a self-contained annexe with working levers that echo the station’s operational past.
- Built in 1862 to serve Sandringham, the station’s Grade II* listing guided sensitive restoration and the sale highlights how heritage properties near the royal estate blend historic character with modern living.