House For Sale £270,000
Are you searching for a 3 bedroom family home, within walking distance to town, schools and parks? This link-detached home on a quiet and peaceful cul-de-sac, which backs onto the Leisure Centre and Loch Neaton could be perfect for you.
The Lifestyle
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With only one previous owner since built, this home will especially suit a young couple or family who are looking for maximum space for their budget, which they won’t outgrow for many years. Serving as their ideal family home for over 40 years, the current owners have watched their family grow up and move out and it is now time for them to downsize to life on one level. The home has been updated over the years and is ready to move straight in to, whilst enabling you to put your own decorative stamp on it over time.
The Home
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A 1982 built, link detached home within a private cul-de-sac, situated in the top corner of Nelson Court, in Watton. You can walk into the town centre in around 5 minutes and there is a private pedestrian gate directly into the leisure centre grounds from the back garden.
The accommodation consists of an entrance hallway, sitting/dining room which opens into an office area or play room, a modern fitted kitchen, with space for a dining table if you prefer a kitchen/diner or breakfast room, as well as a downstairs cloakroom. French doors from the kitchen open up into the garden which has the potential for a conservatory or extension, subject to the necessary planning consents. Upstairs there are two good sized double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes as well as a single bedroom and family bathroom
Outside
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Outside there is a generously sized garden which is laid to lawn with a large patio area, shed and side access door into the garage which has an electric door, with driveway and off-road parking for 1-2 cars. There is a private gate to the rear into Watton leisure centre play park, sports fields and Loch Neaton which is a great place to feed the ducks or go for a walk with the family.
Location
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Watton is surrounded by beautiful Norfolk countryside and woodlands including Thetford Forest and Wayland Wood. There are regular bus services to Norwich, Swaffham, Dereham and Kings Lynn which are all within an easy drive, providing a wide choice of shopping and leisure venues. The nearby station at Harling Road is a 15 minute drive away and has a regular service to Norwich taking as little as 34 minutes, with the journey to Cambridge taking 54 minutes. You can be at the glorious Norfolk coastal resorts of Hunstanton, Cromer or Wells-next-the-Sea in around an hour by car.
Watton is one of 5 market towns that sit within ‘The Brecks’. The Brecks, which gives Breckland District its name, spans an area across Norfolk and Suffolk and has one of the most distinctive landscapes in the UK. Prehistoric pingos are also found here. Formed during the last ice-age, there are three pingos remaining in the Brecks, the most notable being Thompson Common which is just on the outskirts of Watton. The Brecks is also known for its favourable climate bosting low rainfall and hotter summers.
COUNCIL TAX - Band C
SERVICES CONNECTED - Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage, Broadband connected.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING - D
The Lifestyle
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With only one previous owner since built, this home will especially suit a young couple or family who are looking for maximum space for their budget, which they won’t outgrow for many years. Serving as their ideal family home for over 40 years, the current owners have watched their family grow up and move out and it is now time for them to downsize to life on one level. The home has been updated over the years and is ready to move straight in to, whilst enabling you to put your own decorative stamp on it over time.
The Home
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A 1982 built, link detached home within a private cul-de-sac, situated in the top corner of Nelson Court, in Watton. You can walk into the town centre in around 5 minutes and there is a private pedestrian gate directly into the leisure centre grounds from the back garden.
The accommodation consists of an entrance hallway, sitting/dining room which opens into an office area or play room, a modern fitted kitchen, with space for a dining table if you prefer a kitchen/diner or breakfast room, as well as a downstairs cloakroom. French doors from the kitchen open up into the garden which has the potential for a conservatory or extension, subject to the necessary planning consents. Upstairs there are two good sized double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes as well as a single bedroom and family bathroom
Outside
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Outside there is a generously sized garden which is laid to lawn with a large patio area, shed and side access door into the garage which has an electric door, with driveway and off-road parking for 1-2 cars. There is a private gate to the rear into Watton leisure centre play park, sports fields and Loch Neaton which is a great place to feed the ducks or go for a walk with the family.
Location
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Watton is surrounded by beautiful Norfolk countryside and woodlands including Thetford Forest and Wayland Wood. There are regular bus services to Norwich, Swaffham, Dereham and Kings Lynn which are all within an easy drive, providing a wide choice of shopping and leisure venues. The nearby station at Harling Road is a 15 minute drive away and has a regular service to Norwich taking as little as 34 minutes, with the journey to Cambridge taking 54 minutes. You can be at the glorious Norfolk coastal resorts of Hunstanton, Cromer or Wells-next-the-Sea in around an hour by car.
Watton is one of 5 market towns that sit within ‘The Brecks’. The Brecks, which gives Breckland District its name, spans an area across Norfolk and Suffolk and has one of the most distinctive landscapes in the UK. Prehistoric pingos are also found here. Formed during the last ice-age, there are three pingos remaining in the Brecks, the most notable being Thompson Common which is just on the outskirts of Watton. The Brecks is also known for its favourable climate bosting low rainfall and hotter summers.
COUNCIL TAX - Band C
SERVICES CONNECTED - Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage, Broadband connected.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING - D
