House For Sale £300,000
A fond family home, with a separate studio, that enviably overlooks the village pond at the very heart of the idyllic riverside village of Surlingham, which is nestled within a meandering bend of the River Yare on the renowned Norfolk Broads and which lies a commutable distance to east of the historic city of Norwich.
Situated on the outskirts of the city, the rural village of Surlingham plays host to more than one wildlife reserve and is a haven for cyclists and walkers with access to the winding Wherryman’s Way, and recreation on the waters of the Norfolk Broads or the chance to simply relax on its grassy banks and watch boats bobbing by from the local sailing club.
Largely screened from the passing road by tall timber fencing, The Cottage is approached through a timber gate that grants private access to an enclosed garden with a decked sun terrace and access to a versatile studio, beyond which a shingle expanse provides valuable off-road parking.
The Cottage enters into a generous and sociable kitchen lounge diner with double doors opening to views over the village pond. An inner hall from the kitchen leads to a practical utility cloakroom and a warming sitting room with a focal fireplace and inset wood-burner. Stairs rise from the hallway to a first-floor landing with separate doors to a family bathroom and three bedrooms; two overlooking the village pond.
Aside from its rural setting, residents of Surlingham also enjoy a primary school, a combined post office and general store and the enviable waterways and wildlife of the National Broads Park. The city centre is a journey of around eight miles and with closer access to the Southern Bypass and Northern Distributor Road to readily navigate the outskirts of the city and beyond.
Under Section 21 of The Estate Agency Act, pleased be informed that the sellers are employees of Stobart & Hurrell.
Situated on the outskirts of the city, the rural village of Surlingham plays host to more than one wildlife reserve and is a haven for cyclists and walkers with access to the winding Wherryman’s Way, and recreation on the waters of the Norfolk Broads or the chance to simply relax on its grassy banks and watch boats bobbing by from the local sailing club.
Largely screened from the passing road by tall timber fencing, The Cottage is approached through a timber gate that grants private access to an enclosed garden with a decked sun terrace and access to a versatile studio, beyond which a shingle expanse provides valuable off-road parking.
The Cottage enters into a generous and sociable kitchen lounge diner with double doors opening to views over the village pond. An inner hall from the kitchen leads to a practical utility cloakroom and a warming sitting room with a focal fireplace and inset wood-burner. Stairs rise from the hallway to a first-floor landing with separate doors to a family bathroom and three bedrooms; two overlooking the village pond.
Aside from its rural setting, residents of Surlingham also enjoy a primary school, a combined post office and general store and the enviable waterways and wildlife of the National Broads Park. The city centre is a journey of around eight miles and with closer access to the Southern Bypass and Northern Distributor Road to readily navigate the outskirts of the city and beyond.
Under Section 21 of The Estate Agency Act, pleased be informed that the sellers are employees of Stobart & Hurrell.
