House For Sale £895,000
The Orchards is an adaptable and charming detached house offering over 3,100 sq. ft of adaptable accommodation across two light-filled floors.
The main home features a central entrance hallway with stairway and fine Victorian tiled flooring opening to a pair of dual-aspect reception rooms with peaceful views to the garden. The hallway opens to the main open-plan sociable kitchen and dining area, with its original stone flooring, half wood-panelled walls and ceiling beams, divided by a handsome central brick-built double feature fireplace with log burning stove. The traditional kitchen features a range of attractive wooden cabinetry with integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher as well as large island with wooden worktops, a butler sink and range cooker. From the dining area double doors open to a south-westerly facing conservatory and store room with fitted cabinetry. The further hallway with cloakroom opens to a self-contained annexe housing a bedroom with en suite bathroom, kitchenette, spacious sitting room and conservatory opening to the terrace.
On the first floor are three further well-proportioned and bright dual-aspect bedrooms with several fitted wardrobes and elevated views of the peaceful grounds. The principal room enjoys the use of a modern en suite shower room, with the further two rooms well-served by a sizeable family bathroom.
The property benefits from a considerable private plot of 3.81 acres nestled among lush countryside, surrounded by a variety of mature trees and hedgerows. It is accessed via a long sweeping gravelled driveway leading beside the main home. There is a neat part-gravelled part-paved terrace enclosed via wrought iron fencing beside the home, with large expanses of level lawn surrounding. The wide range of outbuildings includes a dedicated detached office building, stables, tack room, sheds and a substantial range of kennels and cattery buildings with ample facilities.
The Orchards occupies an idyllic rural setting and is located about 1.5 miles east of the A140 making it conveniently located for both Norwich and Diss. In the nearby villages of Pulham Market, Pulham St Mary and Long Stratton there are excellent local amenities. Also nearby is the popular Goodies Food Hall with butchery, bakery, fruit and veg, cheese and deli counter, shop, off licence and café. There are some good pubs and local schools in the area. Diss has a mainline railway station with a direct service to London/Liverpool Street with a journey time of about 90 minutes. Norwich is the regional centre and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling.
The main home features a central entrance hallway with stairway and fine Victorian tiled flooring opening to a pair of dual-aspect reception rooms with peaceful views to the garden. The hallway opens to the main open-plan sociable kitchen and dining area, with its original stone flooring, half wood-panelled walls and ceiling beams, divided by a handsome central brick-built double feature fireplace with log burning stove. The traditional kitchen features a range of attractive wooden cabinetry with integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher as well as large island with wooden worktops, a butler sink and range cooker. From the dining area double doors open to a south-westerly facing conservatory and store room with fitted cabinetry. The further hallway with cloakroom opens to a self-contained annexe housing a bedroom with en suite bathroom, kitchenette, spacious sitting room and conservatory opening to the terrace.
On the first floor are three further well-proportioned and bright dual-aspect bedrooms with several fitted wardrobes and elevated views of the peaceful grounds. The principal room enjoys the use of a modern en suite shower room, with the further two rooms well-served by a sizeable family bathroom.
The property benefits from a considerable private plot of 3.81 acres nestled among lush countryside, surrounded by a variety of mature trees and hedgerows. It is accessed via a long sweeping gravelled driveway leading beside the main home. There is a neat part-gravelled part-paved terrace enclosed via wrought iron fencing beside the home, with large expanses of level lawn surrounding. The wide range of outbuildings includes a dedicated detached office building, stables, tack room, sheds and a substantial range of kennels and cattery buildings with ample facilities.
The Orchards occupies an idyllic rural setting and is located about 1.5 miles east of the A140 making it conveniently located for both Norwich and Diss. In the nearby villages of Pulham Market, Pulham St Mary and Long Stratton there are excellent local amenities. Also nearby is the popular Goodies Food Hall with butchery, bakery, fruit and veg, cheese and deli counter, shop, off licence and café. There are some good pubs and local schools in the area. Diss has a mainline railway station with a direct service to London/Liverpool Street with a journey time of about 90 minutes. Norwich is the regional centre and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling.
