House For Sale £875,000
Beautifully renovated and restored at a high standard, this period farmhouse presents a sense of history with modern comforts creating a much-loved family home ready for you to move into.
Minors and Brady are delighted to present to the market this four bedroom detached home set within the heart of Hevingham village, where you are in walking distance from the school, village hall, shop and beautiful botanical scenery. Suitable for families with modern lifestyles with its luxurious interior, spacious accommodation, opportunity to run your business from home, traditional features and its breath-taking exterior.
LOCATION The property is situated in the village of Hevingham just off the A140, providing ease of access to the city of Norwich and the market town of Aylsham, as well as the North Norfolk coast. Its amenities include a primary school, village hall, a popular food-led pub called the The Marsham Arms, bakery, a butchers, playing fields and park as well as access to Hevingham Heath where you will find the perfect sunday woodland walks.
Upon entry into this beautifully renovated and restored period Farmhouse, you are welcomed by an attractive oak-framed porch that sets the tone for what's to come, opening into a grand entrance hall. Throughout the home you face a sense of history with modern features, creating character to the home. Entering one side of the property is a dual aspect sitting room with traditional log burner and beyond is a study or home business premises. This has its own access from the drive, perfect if your looking to work from home.
The far side of the entrance hall you will discover an enchanting playroom, complete with an entertaining playhouse and slide, a suitable environment for bringing up your little ones. You then reach the magnificent open plan kitchen/family room, its the real 'heart of the home', with the breath-taking island catching your attention. Its a great room for hosting family and friends, but also for a coffee and unwinding.
Onto the first floor, you will find four generous sized bedrooms to relax after a busy day, two of which offer pleasant ensuites in immaculate conditions. The other two share a luxurious bathroom comprising of an all-white suite, with a feature rolltop bath.
The garden is just as astonishing as the house, as its been beautifully presented in an impressive manor. Stepping out onto the decked entertaining terrace, part of which is covered by a lovely wooden gazebo, for all your al-fresco dining parties during the summer months, plus a second gazebo where the owners currently have a hot tub as well as an area including fun play equipment, a child's dream! Overall this enjoyable space is privately enclosed so you can unwind in seclusion.
The owners have built garaging, a workshop, kennels and chicken pens, which could be put to a number of different uses.
AGENTS NOTES We understand that this property is freehold and connected to mains electricity, gas, water and drainage, with gas central heating.
Built in 1856.
Council Tax Band: C
DISCLAIMER: We endeavour to make our adverts accurate and correct, and ask our sellers to approve these details prior to going to market, however these do not form any part of a contract and any buyers are advised to check the details upon viewing, including any specifications, sizes and what's included on their fixtures and fittings forms when purchasing.
Minors and Brady are delighted to present to the market this four bedroom detached home set within the heart of Hevingham village, where you are in walking distance from the school, village hall, shop and beautiful botanical scenery. Suitable for families with modern lifestyles with its luxurious interior, spacious accommodation, opportunity to run your business from home, traditional features and its breath-taking exterior.
LOCATION The property is situated in the village of Hevingham just off the A140, providing ease of access to the city of Norwich and the market town of Aylsham, as well as the North Norfolk coast. Its amenities include a primary school, village hall, a popular food-led pub called the The Marsham Arms, bakery, a butchers, playing fields and park as well as access to Hevingham Heath where you will find the perfect sunday woodland walks.
Upon entry into this beautifully renovated and restored period Farmhouse, you are welcomed by an attractive oak-framed porch that sets the tone for what's to come, opening into a grand entrance hall. Throughout the home you face a sense of history with modern features, creating character to the home. Entering one side of the property is a dual aspect sitting room with traditional log burner and beyond is a study or home business premises. This has its own access from the drive, perfect if your looking to work from home.
The far side of the entrance hall you will discover an enchanting playroom, complete with an entertaining playhouse and slide, a suitable environment for bringing up your little ones. You then reach the magnificent open plan kitchen/family room, its the real 'heart of the home', with the breath-taking island catching your attention. Its a great room for hosting family and friends, but also for a coffee and unwinding.
Onto the first floor, you will find four generous sized bedrooms to relax after a busy day, two of which offer pleasant ensuites in immaculate conditions. The other two share a luxurious bathroom comprising of an all-white suite, with a feature rolltop bath.
The garden is just as astonishing as the house, as its been beautifully presented in an impressive manor. Stepping out onto the decked entertaining terrace, part of which is covered by a lovely wooden gazebo, for all your al-fresco dining parties during the summer months, plus a second gazebo where the owners currently have a hot tub as well as an area including fun play equipment, a child's dream! Overall this enjoyable space is privately enclosed so you can unwind in seclusion.
The owners have built garaging, a workshop, kennels and chicken pens, which could be put to a number of different uses.
AGENTS NOTES We understand that this property is freehold and connected to mains electricity, gas, water and drainage, with gas central heating.
Built in 1856.
Council Tax Band: C
DISCLAIMER: We endeavour to make our adverts accurate and correct, and ask our sellers to approve these details prior to going to market, however these do not form any part of a contract and any buyers are advised to check the details upon viewing, including any specifications, sizes and what's included on their fixtures and fittings forms when purchasing.
