A retiring couple are selling their four-bedroom home regarding £850, 000 - and it also comes complete with a CATTERY who has room for almost HUNDRED cats.

Wendy and Graham Jones, that are both in their mid-70s, moved into the site of Timbers Cattery throughout Norwich, Norfolk, in 2007.

They said that 16 issue, the almost half-acre associated with land was a "very small, run-down place", with one or two small wooden sheds out the rear of their home.

But progressively, the couple have poured of their time and money straight into completely renovating and refitting this cattery - which now has a five-star animal welfare standing, and is able that will house 95 cats.

But they are now selling the individually-heated chalet accommodation for felines on vacation, as well as their unique four-bedroom home, as they intend to retire.

And former schoolteacher Wendy states that she and her husband's comments, who ran his unique consultancy business, will miss "each and every one" in their furry guests.
Wendy reported: "It is quite emotional to be parting with it : if it wasn't time for us to retire, I think we would stay here forever.

"We've got to know our customers gradually, and many of them are getting to be our friends.

"We now see in this way of some of our former customers to arrive, all grown up, and seeking to board their cats.

"I think we would have started seeing a great deal of grandchildren soon, too. "
But Wendy said she and Graham are arranging to stay in Norwich - and will continue to visit the Cattery every once in awhile.

She said: "I hope whoever buys it's going to enjoy having us around to indicate them the ropes. "
She said the bosses would suit a "dynamic, young, cat-loving family".

The cattery charges £10 each day for individual cats, has 35 chalets in the garden, and the facilities have got a five-star animal welfare history from South Norfolk Local authority or council.

It was completely refitted within 2016, meaning that a fresh owner will have the benefit of many years - with no need for further significant investment in to the business.

It has recently re-opened after closing with the Covid-19 outbreak - and it is full this month.
Special safety measures have been introduced, just like wearing of visors and increased cleaning to make certain the animals are harmless.
Selling agents Everett, Masson & Furby said: "We are delighted to bring on the market what is, in your opinion, one of the greatest quality boarding catteries that him and i have had the joy of being appointed to market.
"Both the lovely spacious family home and also the bespoke high quality cattery provide excellent high grade accommodaton for both individuals and cats alike.

"If you are looking for a cattery business as well as a property for yourself to settle in then look very little further, as you are going to be hard pressed to beat what is on offer here. ".
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