House For Sale £300,000
A well maintained semi-detached property that has been updated and improved upon by the current owners to create a social family home. Located in the heart of the picturesque riverside village of Horstead and bordering Coltishall – sometimes referred to as the ‘Gateway to the Norfolk Broads’. The property benefits from its proximity to local amenities to include the award-winning pub and restaurant, the Recruiting Sergeant, and beyond to the charming Georgian village high street amenities in Coltishall and the Outstanding Primary School, Doctors Surgery, Post Office and iconic grassy staithe with its fashionable riverside eateries.
Located overlooking a green and standing back from the road, the property is partially screened behind a brick wall and is approached over a pathway bordered by a low-maintenance shingle frontage. To the rear, a paved terrace, ideal for alfresco dining, extends away from the property to a lawn garden with a practical timber storage shed.
The property enters beneath a sheltering storm canopy into an entrance hallway, with separate doors to a family lounge with double doors opening to a sociable kitchen dining room and a further set of double doors from the dining area that open to the south facing sun terrace. A further door from the kitchen returns to the hallway and to the rear of the kitchen a practical lobby leads to a study. To the first floor a family bathroom and three bedrooms, one with a built in storage cupboard, complete the accommodation.
Life at the property is further complemented in its setting; four miles to Wroxham with its variety of shops, restaurants and boating adventures and seven miles to the capital city of Norwich, popular for its night life, public houses and historical attraction.
Located overlooking a green and standing back from the road, the property is partially screened behind a brick wall and is approached over a pathway bordered by a low-maintenance shingle frontage. To the rear, a paved terrace, ideal for alfresco dining, extends away from the property to a lawn garden with a practical timber storage shed.
The property enters beneath a sheltering storm canopy into an entrance hallway, with separate doors to a family lounge with double doors opening to a sociable kitchen dining room and a further set of double doors from the dining area that open to the south facing sun terrace. A further door from the kitchen returns to the hallway and to the rear of the kitchen a practical lobby leads to a study. To the first floor a family bathroom and three bedrooms, one with a built in storage cupboard, complete the accommodation.
Life at the property is further complemented in its setting; four miles to Wroxham with its variety of shops, restaurants and boating adventures and seven miles to the capital city of Norwich, popular for its night life, public houses and historical attraction.
