House For Sale £400,000
*** Guide Price £400,000 - £425,000 *** We’re delighted to present this four/five bedroom family home in a popular village location to the East of Norwich, with wonderful field views to the rear.
Nestling behind flowering trees and a picket fence in an established village location, the exterior of this delightful chalet bungalow barely hints at the wealth of spacious accommodation to be found within.
A shingled in-and out driveway offers parking for up to three vehicles, and the neatly maintained borders provide a pleasant outlook to the front of the property, with large windows maximising the feeling of light and space.
Inside, the high ceilings on the ground floor enhance this feeling further, and the generously-proportioned reception rooms provide ample space for family life.
What really sets this family home apart though, are the expansive views to the rear of the property over extensive fields and woodland, bringing the countryside right up to the back door with low-level boundary fencing to the rear.
The current owners have installed a spacious covered deck area to the rear of the property, to take full advantage of the nature on their doorstep whatever the weather. Large bifold doors in the dining area mean that they can enjoy the views all year round, as well as admitting plenty of natural light into the dual aspect open-plan living and dining room which runs the full length of the property.
This is very much a family home, with a wonderful shaker-style kitchen/breakfast room as the sociable hub of family life. There are four generous bedrooms on the first floor and a ground floor reception room with plenty of potential to be used as a home office, snug or a fifth bedroom if required. The configuration options are wide-ranging and diverse, with a ground floor bathroom and a first floor shower room providing further flexibility.
The current owners have also installed a new central heating system, with new radiators and an intelligent gas-fired boiler with weather compensation and app control. Well-presented chalet bungalows such as this are always popular, and in our opinion this individual home offers the very best combination of well-packaged and spacious accommodation and rural living, with the convenience of village community life.
This charming home is favourably located within the village, of Little Plumstead, within close proximity of the popular public house, hair salon, village hall and play area, and is approximately 1.2 miles from the village Primary School and Anglo-Saxon grade II* listed parish church. In the heart of the Broadland countryside, this property also benefits from easy access to the A47 east of Norwich, and the A1270 Broadland Northway.
Approximately six miles from Norwich City Centre, five miles from the thriving Norfolk Broads village of Wroxham, and roughly 30 minutes from the Norfolk coast, this versatile property embodies many of the characteristics of the ideal family home, with flexible living space, ample privacy and enviable countryside views
On The Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Smooth plastered ceiling, stripped wood floor, window to front aspect, stairs to first floor, radiator, doors to:
Living Room (3.32m x 7.31m)
Coved textured ceiling, window to front aspect, open fireplace onto tiled hearth with wooden mantel and surround, fitted carpets, dado rail, two radiators. Open plan to:
Dining Room (3.93m x 2.99m)
Coved textured ceiling, laminate flooring, wall-mounted feature radiator. Bifold doors onto covered elevated deck
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (5.22m max x 6.12m max)
Dual aspect room with windows to side and rear. Smooth plastered ceiling, comprehensive range of built-in fitted units, built-in display unit, freestanding range cooker with stainless steel extractor over, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, 1.5 bowl ceramic sink with mixer tap, tiled splashbacks, two radiators, tiled floor, external door to side
Study / Bedroom Five (3.33m x 2.82m)
Smooth plastered coved ceiling, window to front aspect, fitted carpet, radiator
Family Bathroom
Smooth plastered ceiling, obscure glazed window to side aspect, vinyl flooring, shower cubicle with electric shower over, panelled bath, pedestal washbasin, WC, radiator
On The First Floor:
First Floor Landing
Textured ceiling with access to loft, built-in shelved airing cupboard, radiator, fitted carpet. Doors to:
Bedroom One (4.22m x 4.71m max)
Dormer window to front aspect, smooth plastered ceiling with loft access, two eaves storage cupboards (one housing gas central heating boiler), radiator, fitted carpet
Bedroom Two (2.90m max x 4.95m)
Textured ceiling with Velux window, dormer window to rear aspect, radiator, fitted carpet, eaves storage cupboard
Bedroom Three (4.70m max x 3.17m max)
Dormer window to front aspect, smooth plastered ceiling, radiator, fitted carpet, two eaves storage cupboards
Bedroom Four (2.85m x 3.12m max)
Dormer window to rear aspect, textured ceiling, radiator, fitted carpet, eaves storage cupboard
Shower Room
Textured ceiling with Velux window, washbasin, WC, shower tray with electric shower over, extractor fan, vinyl flooring
Outside The Property
To The Front Of The Property
The property is approached via a predominantly shingled in-and-out driveway, which provides ample parking for three vehicles and which is bordered by established planting and mature trees and shrubs . A wooden picket fence and two 5-bar gates enclose the front garden, and a pedestrian access gate to the side of the property leads to an elevated deck area and the rear garden. To the other side of the property is the:
Garage (2.51m x 5.58m)
Up-and-over garage door to front, window and personnel door to rear, light and power
To The Rear Of The Property
The rear garden benefits from views over adjacent fields and woodland, and is mainly laid to lawn with a range of mature shrubs and low-level planting. A covered raised deck area runs the full width of the rear of the property, and the garden contains a greenhouse and timber shed. Close board fenced boundaries to either side of the garden give privacy, whilst low-level picket fencing to the rear maximises the benefits of the open spaces beyond
Nestling behind flowering trees and a picket fence in an established village location, the exterior of this delightful chalet bungalow barely hints at the wealth of spacious accommodation to be found within.
A shingled in-and out driveway offers parking for up to three vehicles, and the neatly maintained borders provide a pleasant outlook to the front of the property, with large windows maximising the feeling of light and space.
Inside, the high ceilings on the ground floor enhance this feeling further, and the generously-proportioned reception rooms provide ample space for family life.
What really sets this family home apart though, are the expansive views to the rear of the property over extensive fields and woodland, bringing the countryside right up to the back door with low-level boundary fencing to the rear.
The current owners have installed a spacious covered deck area to the rear of the property, to take full advantage of the nature on their doorstep whatever the weather. Large bifold doors in the dining area mean that they can enjoy the views all year round, as well as admitting plenty of natural light into the dual aspect open-plan living and dining room which runs the full length of the property.
This is very much a family home, with a wonderful shaker-style kitchen/breakfast room as the sociable hub of family life. There are four generous bedrooms on the first floor and a ground floor reception room with plenty of potential to be used as a home office, snug or a fifth bedroom if required. The configuration options are wide-ranging and diverse, with a ground floor bathroom and a first floor shower room providing further flexibility.
The current owners have also installed a new central heating system, with new radiators and an intelligent gas-fired boiler with weather compensation and app control. Well-presented chalet bungalows such as this are always popular, and in our opinion this individual home offers the very best combination of well-packaged and spacious accommodation and rural living, with the convenience of village community life.
This charming home is favourably located within the village, of Little Plumstead, within close proximity of the popular public house, hair salon, village hall and play area, and is approximately 1.2 miles from the village Primary School and Anglo-Saxon grade II* listed parish church. In the heart of the Broadland countryside, this property also benefits from easy access to the A47 east of Norwich, and the A1270 Broadland Northway.
Approximately six miles from Norwich City Centre, five miles from the thriving Norfolk Broads village of Wroxham, and roughly 30 minutes from the Norfolk coast, this versatile property embodies many of the characteristics of the ideal family home, with flexible living space, ample privacy and enviable countryside views
On The Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Smooth plastered ceiling, stripped wood floor, window to front aspect, stairs to first floor, radiator, doors to:
Living Room (3.32m x 7.31m)
Coved textured ceiling, window to front aspect, open fireplace onto tiled hearth with wooden mantel and surround, fitted carpets, dado rail, two radiators. Open plan to:
Dining Room (3.93m x 2.99m)
Coved textured ceiling, laminate flooring, wall-mounted feature radiator. Bifold doors onto covered elevated deck
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (5.22m max x 6.12m max)
Dual aspect room with windows to side and rear. Smooth plastered ceiling, comprehensive range of built-in fitted units, built-in display unit, freestanding range cooker with stainless steel extractor over, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, 1.5 bowl ceramic sink with mixer tap, tiled splashbacks, two radiators, tiled floor, external door to side
Study / Bedroom Five (3.33m x 2.82m)
Smooth plastered coved ceiling, window to front aspect, fitted carpet, radiator
Family Bathroom
Smooth plastered ceiling, obscure glazed window to side aspect, vinyl flooring, shower cubicle with electric shower over, panelled bath, pedestal washbasin, WC, radiator
On The First Floor:
First Floor Landing
Textured ceiling with access to loft, built-in shelved airing cupboard, radiator, fitted carpet. Doors to:
Bedroom One (4.22m x 4.71m max)
Dormer window to front aspect, smooth plastered ceiling with loft access, two eaves storage cupboards (one housing gas central heating boiler), radiator, fitted carpet
Bedroom Two (2.90m max x 4.95m)
Textured ceiling with Velux window, dormer window to rear aspect, radiator, fitted carpet, eaves storage cupboard
Bedroom Three (4.70m max x 3.17m max)
Dormer window to front aspect, smooth plastered ceiling, radiator, fitted carpet, two eaves storage cupboards
Bedroom Four (2.85m x 3.12m max)
Dormer window to rear aspect, textured ceiling, radiator, fitted carpet, eaves storage cupboard
Shower Room
Textured ceiling with Velux window, washbasin, WC, shower tray with electric shower over, extractor fan, vinyl flooring
Outside The Property
To The Front Of The Property
The property is approached via a predominantly shingled in-and-out driveway, which provides ample parking for three vehicles and which is bordered by established planting and mature trees and shrubs . A wooden picket fence and two 5-bar gates enclose the front garden, and a pedestrian access gate to the side of the property leads to an elevated deck area and the rear garden. To the other side of the property is the:
Garage (2.51m x 5.58m)
Up-and-over garage door to front, window and personnel door to rear, light and power
To The Rear Of The Property
The rear garden benefits from views over adjacent fields and woodland, and is mainly laid to lawn with a range of mature shrubs and low-level planting. A covered raised deck area runs the full width of the rear of the property, and the garden contains a greenhouse and timber shed. Close board fenced boundaries to either side of the garden give privacy, whilst low-level picket fencing to the rear maximises the benefits of the open spaces beyond
