House For Sale £500,000
Dating back to the 1800s, this deceptively spacious flint clad cottage offers unique bungalow living yet boasts a fusion of historic charm meets contemporary chic. From the vaulted ceiling to the exposed beams and original thumb and latch cottage doors, the character throughout is a true delight.
Through the hall entrance you are overwhelmed by the vast open plan kitchen / diner with extensive farmhouse style units, there is space for a large dining table or potentially a central island and with the stable style door open, you can enjoy dinner with views over your rear garden.
The dual aspect living room with original herringbone flooring and an exposed flint feature wall offers a focal point cast iron wood burner emitting a snug undertone to the room.
The principal suite stretching over 16 feet could potentially accommodate its very own ensuite and is located to the rear of the bungalow with views over the lawn.
The inner hallway leads to two further double bedrooms and the lobby makes way to a practical wet room and separate bathroom with a victorian three piece suite showcasing the clawfoot slipper bath as the centrepiece.
Not only does this home come complete with a sweeping driveway and garage come workshop, the garden is landscaped in two parts with a timber cabin ideal for family entertainment or al fresco dining. From the second garden ideally placed, you’ll find a detached self contained annex finished with all modern fittings potentially making for a profitable Airbnb or simply an offering of independence for an elderly relative.
Further benefits include newly installed bespoke double glazed windows and composite doors and oil central heating.
Perfectly located in the quiet village of Ditchingham, yet conveniently offering many amenities on your very own doorstep, such as the village primary school, convenience store or enjoy activities from the countryside walks perfect for your furry friends to enjoy to a lazy weekend by the local fishing lake or possibly a short stroll for a Sunday lunch out with the family to the local pub. And if you fancy something further afield being on a bus route, you could pop into the market towns of Beccles and Bungay or why not pop to the city of Norwich for a spot of shopping.
Through the hall entrance you are overwhelmed by the vast open plan kitchen / diner with extensive farmhouse style units, there is space for a large dining table or potentially a central island and with the stable style door open, you can enjoy dinner with views over your rear garden.
The dual aspect living room with original herringbone flooring and an exposed flint feature wall offers a focal point cast iron wood burner emitting a snug undertone to the room.
The principal suite stretching over 16 feet could potentially accommodate its very own ensuite and is located to the rear of the bungalow with views over the lawn.
The inner hallway leads to two further double bedrooms and the lobby makes way to a practical wet room and separate bathroom with a victorian three piece suite showcasing the clawfoot slipper bath as the centrepiece.
Not only does this home come complete with a sweeping driveway and garage come workshop, the garden is landscaped in two parts with a timber cabin ideal for family entertainment or al fresco dining. From the second garden ideally placed, you’ll find a detached self contained annex finished with all modern fittings potentially making for a profitable Airbnb or simply an offering of independence for an elderly relative.
Further benefits include newly installed bespoke double glazed windows and composite doors and oil central heating.
Perfectly located in the quiet village of Ditchingham, yet conveniently offering many amenities on your very own doorstep, such as the village primary school, convenience store or enjoy activities from the countryside walks perfect for your furry friends to enjoy to a lazy weekend by the local fishing lake or possibly a short stroll for a Sunday lunch out with the family to the local pub. And if you fancy something further afield being on a bus route, you could pop into the market towns of Beccles and Bungay or why not pop to the city of Norwich for a spot of shopping.
