House For Sale £575,000
A detached period house set along a leafy lane in the Norfolk Broads capital of wroxham. Once an important stopping point on the Aylsham to Gt Yarmouth route along the navigable river bure, Wroxham became a thriving commercial centre and was later complemented by the growth in leisure sailing with the all year-round appeal of the norfolk broad’s waters.
Tucked away, towards the end of this sedate no-through road and partially screened behind natural high-hedging, this handsome period property is approached to the side over a broad block-weave driveway that provides ample off-road parking. A timber pedestrian gate and twin timber electric gates grant private access to a side terrace housing a covered historic well and a shingle driveway bordered by a lawn garden that extends to a rear sun terrace.
Roundly improved and thoughtfully extended this property enters into a welcoming entrance hallway with separate doors leading to a formal sitting room, a study and a sociable and spacious open kitchen with a separate utility and cloak room, dining area and seating area boasting a feature fireplace and double doors to the rear garden. To the first floor, doors off the landing lead to a family bathroom and four double bedrooms, the master bedroom with a dressing room and an en-suite shower room as well as juliet balcony overlooking the rear garden.
Life in this leafy loke is further complemented in its setting; around three quarters of a mile to the amenities and beyond to the train station, primary or high school and norfolk yacht club. If you are looking for relaxation or recreation on your doorstep of the Broad’s waters, or short access to the historic city of norwich by road or rail or simply the sandy beaches of the north norfolk coastline; Wroxham lies within a thirty-minute car journey of each.
Tucked away, towards the end of this sedate no-through road and partially screened behind natural high-hedging, this handsome period property is approached to the side over a broad block-weave driveway that provides ample off-road parking. A timber pedestrian gate and twin timber electric gates grant private access to a side terrace housing a covered historic well and a shingle driveway bordered by a lawn garden that extends to a rear sun terrace.
Roundly improved and thoughtfully extended this property enters into a welcoming entrance hallway with separate doors leading to a formal sitting room, a study and a sociable and spacious open kitchen with a separate utility and cloak room, dining area and seating area boasting a feature fireplace and double doors to the rear garden. To the first floor, doors off the landing lead to a family bathroom and four double bedrooms, the master bedroom with a dressing room and an en-suite shower room as well as juliet balcony overlooking the rear garden.
Life in this leafy loke is further complemented in its setting; around three quarters of a mile to the amenities and beyond to the train station, primary or high school and norfolk yacht club. If you are looking for relaxation or recreation on your doorstep of the Broad’s waters, or short access to the historic city of norwich by road or rail or simply the sandy beaches of the north norfolk coastline; Wroxham lies within a thirty-minute car journey of each.
