House For Sale £550,000
abbotFox Bespoke presents The Workshop, offering a rare opportunity to live in an exceptional, unspoilt location in rolling countryside just south of Norwich. The landscaped grounds lead directly to the historic network of paths and bridleways which wind in all directions through the well-tended meadows and woods of Caistor St Edmund, originally a Roman town. It truly is an idyllic spot.
Formerly a light and airy workshop, the architect-designed interior offers a living space akin to a barn or loft conversion and incorporates a similarly fascinating array of unique features. The Workshop also comes with huge potential – planning credentials to build in virtually all directions, including upward. This makes The Workshop a highly versatile proposition, encompassing holiday home and private house markets.
The front and rear gardens offer delightful prospects with far-reaching views, mainly over the fields where the horses of the renowned High Ash Farm livery graze. To the rear, the views could be further opened up as desired.
The main floor area of The Workshop currently extends to some 135 sq m2 (or 1,450 sq ft), the same size as a conventionally arranged 3-4 bedroom bungalow. In addition, the Workshop benefits from a barn to the front (with potential as a studio or outside entertaining area) and a well-constructed base for a garden room (or home office) to the rear. There is parking for 4 cars on the driveway plus a concrete hard standing with field gate leading to Caistor Lane. A secure timber storage building is located to the side.
All ancillary buildings and spaces are well-related to the main house and a careful review of opportunities afforded by the alternative layout plans attached is recommended.
Formerly a light and airy workshop, the architect-designed interior offers a living space akin to a barn or loft conversion and incorporates a similarly fascinating array of unique features. The Workshop also comes with huge potential – planning credentials to build in virtually all directions, including upward. This makes The Workshop a highly versatile proposition, encompassing holiday home and private house markets.
The front and rear gardens offer delightful prospects with far-reaching views, mainly over the fields where the horses of the renowned High Ash Farm livery graze. To the rear, the views could be further opened up as desired.
The main floor area of The Workshop currently extends to some 135 sq m2 (or 1,450 sq ft), the same size as a conventionally arranged 3-4 bedroom bungalow. In addition, the Workshop benefits from a barn to the front (with potential as a studio or outside entertaining area) and a well-constructed base for a garden room (or home office) to the rear. There is parking for 4 cars on the driveway plus a concrete hard standing with field gate leading to Caistor Lane. A secure timber storage building is located to the side.
All ancillary buildings and spaces are well-related to the main house and a careful review of opportunities afforded by the alternative layout plans attached is recommended.
