House For Sale £450,000
Set in one of the area’s most popular roads, this detached house offers a lot of charm. Today, the twentieth century movement for the Scandinavian influence in architecture led by Finn Juhl and Aren Jacobsen seems more fashionable than ever. The period’s love of clean lines, open-plan, and the desire to welcome light into rooms seems perfect for today’s buyers, and this house fits that description.
The heart of the house is a lovely L shaped reception room with a period correct wide fire surround and parquet flooring. The property is excellent for entertaining with a further reception area which also enjoys a double aspect with doors opening onto the rear garden. The dining room has a wide bay window, and laying adjacent to the kitchen gives scope to create a larger open-plan kitchen/diner at the rear of the property. There is also a downstairs shower room/WC and porch area.
The first floor offers four well-matched bedrooms with the main bedroom enjoying a double aspect. Bedrooms two and three benefit from built-in wardrobes and there are possibilities to extend over the garage to create further accommodation or an en-suite (S.T.P).
Outside, the rear garden is a delight, offering a high degree of seclusion with a large area of lawn perfect for pets and children to play. There is also a good size lawn to the front of the property bordering the driveway which provides ample parking and leads to the garage. A house which offers buyer’s a great opportunity for them to create their forever home.
Oulton Broad is always a popular area locally and is the southernmost area of open water in the Broads system. It acts as a tourist and sporting centre and is used for a variety of water sports, including sailing and motorboat racing. Attractions include the yacht station, cafes and restaurants and access to miles of country walks. To the far side lays Nicholas Everitt Park, which offers an extensive water frontage surrounded by stunning gardens with views over the broads, those wanting to be a little more active can make use of the tennis courts and bowling green. The band stand is home to traditional Sunday afternoon brass band concerts.
The area has a number of bus routes into the town, local shops for daily groceries and a selection of pubs and restaurants within easy reach. The coast is within a ten minute drive and there is also a train line to London Liverpool Street. By road there is easy access to Norwich, Ipswich and the beautiful heritage coast, this is a location that has a lot to offer.
The heart of the house is a lovely L shaped reception room with a period correct wide fire surround and parquet flooring. The property is excellent for entertaining with a further reception area which also enjoys a double aspect with doors opening onto the rear garden. The dining room has a wide bay window, and laying adjacent to the kitchen gives scope to create a larger open-plan kitchen/diner at the rear of the property. There is also a downstairs shower room/WC and porch area.
The first floor offers four well-matched bedrooms with the main bedroom enjoying a double aspect. Bedrooms two and three benefit from built-in wardrobes and there are possibilities to extend over the garage to create further accommodation or an en-suite (S.T.P).
Outside, the rear garden is a delight, offering a high degree of seclusion with a large area of lawn perfect for pets and children to play. There is also a good size lawn to the front of the property bordering the driveway which provides ample parking and leads to the garage. A house which offers buyer’s a great opportunity for them to create their forever home.
Oulton Broad is always a popular area locally and is the southernmost area of open water in the Broads system. It acts as a tourist and sporting centre and is used for a variety of water sports, including sailing and motorboat racing. Attractions include the yacht station, cafes and restaurants and access to miles of country walks. To the far side lays Nicholas Everitt Park, which offers an extensive water frontage surrounded by stunning gardens with views over the broads, those wanting to be a little more active can make use of the tennis courts and bowling green. The band stand is home to traditional Sunday afternoon brass band concerts.
The area has a number of bus routes into the town, local shops for daily groceries and a selection of pubs and restaurants within easy reach. The coast is within a ten minute drive and there is also a train line to London Liverpool Street. By road there is easy access to Norwich, Ipswich and the beautiful heritage coast, this is a location that has a lot to offer.
