House For Sale £450,000
Nestled in the ever-charming village of Mattishall, this enchanting four bedroom Grade II Listed cottage offers picturesque views of the village church. Step inside and be welcomed by an inviting hallway leading to two main reception rooms. To the left, a delightful dining room awaits, whilst to the right, a stunning sitting room boasts an impressive inglenook fireplace with captivating markings.
Towards the rear of the cottage, you'll find a spacious and inviting kitchen/dining room, perfect for hosting gatherings and creating lasting memories. Upstairs, a haven of comfort awaits with four double bedrooms. The primary bedroom boasts an en-suite, while the other three bedrooms share a family shower room, providing convenience and modern living.
Outside, a very cute courtyard greets you, while a hidden gate leads to a secret garden, mainly laid to lawn. Complete with a single garage and parking for two cars facing the road, this charming cottage offers both character and practicality in one delightful package.
MATTISHALL The popular village of Mattishall is about 9 miles to the west of Norwich and 4 miles from the market town of Dereham.
The village has a good range of amenities including a village store, post office, public house, church, doctor's surgery with pharmacy, butchers, fish and chips takeaway, hairdressers and a very popular junior school.
There is a gym and two cafés, one being near the church, and a children's nursery at Southgreen Enterprise Centre.
In addition to this the village has its own cricket, football, bowls and golf clubs for all ages. The village is about 2 miles from the A47 providing straight-forward access to Norwich and Dereham.
Dereham is a busy market town mixing both the new with the old. Free parking allows you time to stroll around seeking out the restaurants, pubs and cafes or for an afternoon shop.
There are museums, a leisure centre, golf course and schools within the town, or for the nature lovers take a stroll along the Neatherd Moor and the Vicarage Meadow.
Slightly further afield are the ruins of the Saxon Cathedral at North Elmham, the wildlife and Dinosaur Parks, Pensthorpe, a bird lovers paradise and Thetford Forest Park. Norwich has good local transport links with the town, with bus services as regular as every half hour to and from the city.
The city of Norwich provides a wider range of amenities including major rail links to London and beyond and Norwich International Airport.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band C.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING An Energy Performance Certificate is not required for this property due to it being Grade II listed.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///streaking.oddly.kicks
PROPERTY REFERENCE 43140
WEBSITE TAGS historical-homes
Towards the rear of the cottage, you'll find a spacious and inviting kitchen/dining room, perfect for hosting gatherings and creating lasting memories. Upstairs, a haven of comfort awaits with four double bedrooms. The primary bedroom boasts an en-suite, while the other three bedrooms share a family shower room, providing convenience and modern living.
Outside, a very cute courtyard greets you, while a hidden gate leads to a secret garden, mainly laid to lawn. Complete with a single garage and parking for two cars facing the road, this charming cottage offers both character and practicality in one delightful package.
MATTISHALL The popular village of Mattishall is about 9 miles to the west of Norwich and 4 miles from the market town of Dereham.
The village has a good range of amenities including a village store, post office, public house, church, doctor's surgery with pharmacy, butchers, fish and chips takeaway, hairdressers and a very popular junior school.
There is a gym and two cafés, one being near the church, and a children's nursery at Southgreen Enterprise Centre.
In addition to this the village has its own cricket, football, bowls and golf clubs for all ages. The village is about 2 miles from the A47 providing straight-forward access to Norwich and Dereham.
Dereham is a busy market town mixing both the new with the old. Free parking allows you time to stroll around seeking out the restaurants, pubs and cafes or for an afternoon shop.
There are museums, a leisure centre, golf course and schools within the town, or for the nature lovers take a stroll along the Neatherd Moor and the Vicarage Meadow.
Slightly further afield are the ruins of the Saxon Cathedral at North Elmham, the wildlife and Dinosaur Parks, Pensthorpe, a bird lovers paradise and Thetford Forest Park. Norwich has good local transport links with the town, with bus services as regular as every half hour to and from the city.
The city of Norwich provides a wider range of amenities including major rail links to London and beyond and Norwich International Airport.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band C.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING An Energy Performance Certificate is not required for this property due to it being Grade II listed.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///streaking.oddly.kicks
PROPERTY REFERENCE 43140
WEBSITE TAGS historical-homes
