A health centre near a town's historic waterfront could be turned into a home.
West Norfolk Council has received plans to convert the property, which stands in an alley off King Street, in the centre of King's Lynn.
A design statement says: "The existing building will be sensitively converted into one four bedroom dwelling.
"9A King Street, King’s Lynn, is a Grade II Listed Building originally an outbuilding of indeterminate use that was restored and converted to a health centre in 1982."
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The two-storey Grade II listed building is believed to have been originally built in the 17th century.
Some of its beams were formed from sections of ships' masts.
It stands between the Custom House and Guildhall of St George.
"King Street is a fascinating showcase of various architectural styles, reflecting the town ’s long history and its role as a major port and trading hub," the statement adds.
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