House For Sale £300,000
Dunnock Drive, Norwich

Lifestyle
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A modern and spacious property with enclosed and beautifully landscaped front and rear gardens, will be perfect for a growing family who want a future proof home to stay in for a long time. Within walking distance to amenities, Queens Hill Primary School & close to a number of parks for your children to enjoy.

The Home
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A much loved and improved 4 bedroom detached home, situated on the edge of Costessey. First impressions are excellent as you find the property on a well-established development with plenty to offer. The home is situated on a quiet cul-de- sac, with a single garage and off-road parking for 2 cars.

Enter a welcoming entrance hall which accesses a stylish family size kitchen/diner, lounge and ground floor cloakroom. There is also a utility room which can be accessed through the utility room and two sets of doors into the rear garden. Upstairs there are four bedrooms with an en-suite to the master bedroom. A family bathroom and airing cupboard are also accessed from the main landing.

Step out through French patio doors from the sitting room, into the family sized rear garden with a raised decking and artificial grass, perfect for a children's playhouse or goal!

The Location
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The development of Queens Hill is located approximately five miles West of Norwich City Centre, with good access to the Southern Bypass & all major routes out of Norfolk. On the fringes of Costessey, ideally situated for the UEA and the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, there is also a primary school and regular bus links into Norwich City centre for a further range of schooling.

The nearby Longwater Retail Park offers a fantastic range of shops and supermarkets such as a Sainsbury’s, M&S Simply Food, The Food Warehouse, Argos, The Range, Smyths Toys, Sports Direct, Pets at Home, Costa, Greggs, Pizza Hut, McDonalds, KFC and Next. There is a child friendly public house; The Copper Beech serving cask ales, wines, and great value pub food, with indoor and outdoor play areas so the kids can blow off steam while the adults sit and chat.

For a more active lifestyle there is the Bannatyne Heath Club and Queens Hill Community Park, Queen's Hills Community Park; a 90 acre site designated to county wildlife, with a range of habitats to include grasslands and woodland, making it a wonderful area for the local population to walk and relax and enjoy the nature around them.

Connected services
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Mains gas, electric, water and drainage, broadband connected.
Council Tax Band – D
EPC - TBC