House For Sale £350,000
Located in a well-regarded road opposite playing fields, stands this charming, detached home. With plenty of parking at the front, the property is entered into via a lobby which opens into a dining/family room which has a semi-open plan connection to the adjoining Kitchen making a lovely area for entertaining. The lounge has a feature fireplace and has a light and airy feel due to the window overlooking the playing field to the front and twin doors opening on to the patio at the rear. The kitchen also has doors to the garden patio and offers a pantry/utility room as a useful addition, and off a further lobby there is a door to the bathroom which comprises a lovely roll-top bath and a separate shower cubicle. The first floor has four well-matched bedrooms and a WC which all come off of the landing. The property has a generous plot, the rear terrace leads to an area with well stocked beds containing shrubs and perennials. Further to the rear, extra land has been added to the garden which opens out into an area set to lawn which is fence enclosed. The property has two brick built outhouses attached to the rear of the house. The property offers exciting scope for extension (S.T.P). Situated in a no-through road with a large garden and a view over playing fields this is a great opportunity to acquire a period home.
Ditchingham is a popular hamlet set on the outskirts of the Georgian Market Town of Bungay. Set within a triangle between Norwich, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, it is ideal for commuters looking for a more rural setting. The village has a great community with a Primary School, a shop with a post office, and a Village Hall. Close by is Broome Heath and fishing lakes which is ideal for dog walkers. Bungay itself offers a variety of pubs, cafés and a supermarket, set on the broads you can hire canoes to paddle the waterways. Beccles, which is also close by, offers companies which hire broads cruisers for day trips or longer. By car, the A12 and A11 are within easy access giving routes out of the County and Train Services to London are available at Halesworth and Norwich
Ditchingham is a popular hamlet set on the outskirts of the Georgian Market Town of Bungay. Set within a triangle between Norwich, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, it is ideal for commuters looking for a more rural setting. The village has a great community with a Primary School, a shop with a post office, and a Village Hall. Close by is Broome Heath and fishing lakes which is ideal for dog walkers. Bungay itself offers a variety of pubs, cafés and a supermarket, set on the broads you can hire canoes to paddle the waterways. Beccles, which is also close by, offers companies which hire broads cruisers for day trips or longer. By car, the A12 and A11 are within easy access giving routes out of the County and Train Services to London are available at Halesworth and Norwich
