House For Sale £500,000
We’re delighted to present this fantastic three-bedroom detached home in a highly sought-after part of Aylsham.
This property offers plenty of character and charm, and represents a rare opportunity to acquire an individual home in this vibrant Norfolk market town.
A Character Home In A Prime Location
Occupying an elevated position in the sought-after Bure Way area of Aylsham, this three-bedroom detached home was originally constructed in the 1930s and has been extended and updated to create a flexible family home whilst retaining many original character features.
The property is set back from the road behind mature trees and hedging, and is approached over a gravel driveway which provides ample off-road parking and access to the detached garage at the side of the house. A storm porch with oak beams shelters the original timber entrance door from the elements, whilst large double-sash windows with timber mullions enhance the traditional façade of this home and admit plenty of natural light to the rooms at the front of the property.
The entrance hall retains the original clay tile flooring with mosaic borders, and all the principal rooms have the high ceilings and picture rails typical of the period. To one side of the hallway is a generous living room with a wonderful wood-burning stove and French doors to the garden, with a recent garden room providing flexible family living space. To the other side of the property, a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining room combines modern living with traditional features, including a cast iron open fireplace in the dining area, and an original inset bread oven in the kitchen, with a utility room beyond the kitchen and a ground floor cloakroom completing the accommodation on this floor.
Three bedrooms and a family bathroom radiate from the first floor landing, with the dual aspect master bedroom benefiting from views front and rear over the gardens which surround the property. Those gardens are predominantly lawned, with mature trees and shrubs, and a generous patio area to the side of the property which is partially sheltered by an oak-framed pergola with a pantile roof, providing flexible outdoor space whatever the weather – ideal for entertaining in the British summer!
Detached properties of this style are highly prized in Aylsham, and this house is sure to prove popular with a wide range of buyers seeking a character home in a very desirable part of a thriving Norfolk market town.
Early viewing is recommended to fully appreciate the opportunity that this property offers, and is exclusively available through Pendefords – The Individual Property Specialists.
Aylsham - A Thriving Market Town
Aylsham is a thriving Norfolk market town approximately 12 miles North of the City of Norwich, steeped in history and home to some of the finest architecture in the region. Aylsham has been home to a regular market since the 13th Century, and the town has grown up around its well-preserved open-air market place and the imposing church which dates back to the same period.
From the Jacobean grandeur of Blickling Hall, to the Victorian Town Hall and many individual properties in between, Aylsham is one of our favourite Norfolk locations, and one which has something for everyone.
There’s a wide range of local independent businesses lining Aylsham’s historic streets, with bakeries, butchers and tea rooms rubbing shoulders with supermarkets, convenience stores and cafes. There are plenty of pubs, bars and restaurants, a medical centre, vets, community centres and pharmacy, well-regarded primary and secondary schools, and a host of opportunities for work and play.
Aylsham is located on the River Bure, popular with canoeists and paddleboarders, and is at the junction of the Bure Valley Path and Marriott’s way – providing over 35 miles of traffic-free cycling and walking routes between Wroxham at one end and Norwich at the other.
With the wide skies and expansive beaches of the Norfolk Coast only ten miles away, six miles to the Norfolk Broads National Park, and Norwich International Airport only nine miles distant, relaxing escapes are never far from your doorstep – although there’s so much on offer in Aylsham, you may not want to leave!
Inside The Property
On The Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Part-glazed timber entrance door and window to front aspect, textured ceiling with picture rail, dado rail, tiled floor, radiator. Stairs to first floor with storage cupboard under, doors to:
Living Room (3.71m x 4.45m (12'2" x 14'7"))
Dual-aspect room with timber double sash window to front aspect and UPVC French doors to side. Smooth ceiling with picture rail, open fireplace incorporating traditional wood-burning stove onto tiled hearth with timber mantel. Exposed wooden floorboards, French doors to:
Garden Room (3.48m x 4.38m (11'5" x 14'4"))
Dual aspect room with UPVC casement windows to rear aspect and UPVC French doors to side and rear. Polycarbonate roof with exposed timber beams, exposed brick walls, painted wooden floorboards, radiator.
Cloakroom
Timber sash window to side aspect, smooth ceiling, W.C., washbasin with mixer tap, extractor fan, laminate flooring.
Dining Room (3.45m x 3.85m (11'3" x 12'7"))
Timber double sash window to front aspect, smooth coved ceiling with decorative ceiling rose, cast iron open fire onto stone hearth with decorative mantel and surround and alcoves to either side, radiator, laminate flooring. Open plan to:
Kitchen (3.45m x 2.74m (11'3" x 8'11"))
UPVC casement window to rear, smooth ceiling, range of fitted units incorporating integrated electric oven and hob with stainless steel hood over, wine cooler, inset ceramic sink with drainer, laminate flooring. Decorative feature inset bread oven. Opening to:
Utility Room (2.85m x 2.06m (9'4" x 6'9"))
UPVC French doors to rear aspect. Textured vaulted ceiling, fitted worktops with space for washing machine and dishwasher, tiled flooring.
On The First Floor:
First Floor Landing
Textured ceiling with picture rail and loft access hatch, UPVC casement window to rear aspect, dado rail, laminate flooring, radiator. Doors to:
Bedroom One (3.73m x 4.54m (12'2" x 14'10"))
Dual aspect room with timber double-sash window to front aspect and UPVC casement window to rear aspect. Smooth ceiling, radiator. Built-in wardrobe storage cupboard, wooden flooring.
Bedroom Two (3.50m x 3.90m (11'5" x 12'9"))
Timber double-sash window to front aspect, smooth ceiling, fitted carpets, radiator, built-in wardrobe storage cupboard.
Bedroom Three (2.47m x 2.47m (8'1" x 8'1"))
UPVC casement window to rear aspect, smooth ceiling with picture rail, fitted carpets, radiator.
Bathroom
UPVC casement window to side aspect, wood panelled ceiling, p-shaped bath with curved shower screen and mixer tap with dual shower attachment over, dual-flush W.C., pedestal wash basin with mixer tap, extractor.
Outside The Property
To The Front Of The Property
The garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a gravel driveway providing ample parking and access to the detached timber frame single garage. The gardens are bounded by established planting to the front aspect and continue to the side and rear of the property.
To The Side Of The Property
Is a paved patio area, partially covered by a timber framed pergola with pantile roof and storage over. The rear gardens are terraced, and again predominantly laid to lawn, bounded by close-board timber fencing to the rear. There are two timber sheds and a summerhouse.
This property offers plenty of character and charm, and represents a rare opportunity to acquire an individual home in this vibrant Norfolk market town.
A Character Home In A Prime Location
Occupying an elevated position in the sought-after Bure Way area of Aylsham, this three-bedroom detached home was originally constructed in the 1930s and has been extended and updated to create a flexible family home whilst retaining many original character features.
The property is set back from the road behind mature trees and hedging, and is approached over a gravel driveway which provides ample off-road parking and access to the detached garage at the side of the house. A storm porch with oak beams shelters the original timber entrance door from the elements, whilst large double-sash windows with timber mullions enhance the traditional façade of this home and admit plenty of natural light to the rooms at the front of the property.
The entrance hall retains the original clay tile flooring with mosaic borders, and all the principal rooms have the high ceilings and picture rails typical of the period. To one side of the hallway is a generous living room with a wonderful wood-burning stove and French doors to the garden, with a recent garden room providing flexible family living space. To the other side of the property, a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining room combines modern living with traditional features, including a cast iron open fireplace in the dining area, and an original inset bread oven in the kitchen, with a utility room beyond the kitchen and a ground floor cloakroom completing the accommodation on this floor.
Three bedrooms and a family bathroom radiate from the first floor landing, with the dual aspect master bedroom benefiting from views front and rear over the gardens which surround the property. Those gardens are predominantly lawned, with mature trees and shrubs, and a generous patio area to the side of the property which is partially sheltered by an oak-framed pergola with a pantile roof, providing flexible outdoor space whatever the weather – ideal for entertaining in the British summer!
Detached properties of this style are highly prized in Aylsham, and this house is sure to prove popular with a wide range of buyers seeking a character home in a very desirable part of a thriving Norfolk market town.
Early viewing is recommended to fully appreciate the opportunity that this property offers, and is exclusively available through Pendefords – The Individual Property Specialists.
Aylsham - A Thriving Market Town
Aylsham is a thriving Norfolk market town approximately 12 miles North of the City of Norwich, steeped in history and home to some of the finest architecture in the region. Aylsham has been home to a regular market since the 13th Century, and the town has grown up around its well-preserved open-air market place and the imposing church which dates back to the same period.
From the Jacobean grandeur of Blickling Hall, to the Victorian Town Hall and many individual properties in between, Aylsham is one of our favourite Norfolk locations, and one which has something for everyone.
There’s a wide range of local independent businesses lining Aylsham’s historic streets, with bakeries, butchers and tea rooms rubbing shoulders with supermarkets, convenience stores and cafes. There are plenty of pubs, bars and restaurants, a medical centre, vets, community centres and pharmacy, well-regarded primary and secondary schools, and a host of opportunities for work and play.
Aylsham is located on the River Bure, popular with canoeists and paddleboarders, and is at the junction of the Bure Valley Path and Marriott’s way – providing over 35 miles of traffic-free cycling and walking routes between Wroxham at one end and Norwich at the other.
With the wide skies and expansive beaches of the Norfolk Coast only ten miles away, six miles to the Norfolk Broads National Park, and Norwich International Airport only nine miles distant, relaxing escapes are never far from your doorstep – although there’s so much on offer in Aylsham, you may not want to leave!
Inside The Property
On The Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Part-glazed timber entrance door and window to front aspect, textured ceiling with picture rail, dado rail, tiled floor, radiator. Stairs to first floor with storage cupboard under, doors to:
Living Room (3.71m x 4.45m (12'2" x 14'7"))
Dual-aspect room with timber double sash window to front aspect and UPVC French doors to side. Smooth ceiling with picture rail, open fireplace incorporating traditional wood-burning stove onto tiled hearth with timber mantel. Exposed wooden floorboards, French doors to:
Garden Room (3.48m x 4.38m (11'5" x 14'4"))
Dual aspect room with UPVC casement windows to rear aspect and UPVC French doors to side and rear. Polycarbonate roof with exposed timber beams, exposed brick walls, painted wooden floorboards, radiator.
Cloakroom
Timber sash window to side aspect, smooth ceiling, W.C., washbasin with mixer tap, extractor fan, laminate flooring.
Dining Room (3.45m x 3.85m (11'3" x 12'7"))
Timber double sash window to front aspect, smooth coved ceiling with decorative ceiling rose, cast iron open fire onto stone hearth with decorative mantel and surround and alcoves to either side, radiator, laminate flooring. Open plan to:
Kitchen (3.45m x 2.74m (11'3" x 8'11"))
UPVC casement window to rear, smooth ceiling, range of fitted units incorporating integrated electric oven and hob with stainless steel hood over, wine cooler, inset ceramic sink with drainer, laminate flooring. Decorative feature inset bread oven. Opening to:
Utility Room (2.85m x 2.06m (9'4" x 6'9"))
UPVC French doors to rear aspect. Textured vaulted ceiling, fitted worktops with space for washing machine and dishwasher, tiled flooring.
On The First Floor:
First Floor Landing
Textured ceiling with picture rail and loft access hatch, UPVC casement window to rear aspect, dado rail, laminate flooring, radiator. Doors to:
Bedroom One (3.73m x 4.54m (12'2" x 14'10"))
Dual aspect room with timber double-sash window to front aspect and UPVC casement window to rear aspect. Smooth ceiling, radiator. Built-in wardrobe storage cupboard, wooden flooring.
Bedroom Two (3.50m x 3.90m (11'5" x 12'9"))
Timber double-sash window to front aspect, smooth ceiling, fitted carpets, radiator, built-in wardrobe storage cupboard.
Bedroom Three (2.47m x 2.47m (8'1" x 8'1"))
UPVC casement window to rear aspect, smooth ceiling with picture rail, fitted carpets, radiator.
Bathroom
UPVC casement window to side aspect, wood panelled ceiling, p-shaped bath with curved shower screen and mixer tap with dual shower attachment over, dual-flush W.C., pedestal wash basin with mixer tap, extractor.
Outside The Property
To The Front Of The Property
The garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a gravel driveway providing ample parking and access to the detached timber frame single garage. The gardens are bounded by established planting to the front aspect and continue to the side and rear of the property.
To The Side Of The Property
Is a paved patio area, partially covered by a timber framed pergola with pantile roof and storage over. The rear gardens are terraced, and again predominantly laid to lawn, bounded by close-board timber fencing to the rear. There are two timber sheds and a summerhouse.
