House For Sale £625,000
Acorn Cottage is an attractive period edge of village house with lots of light filled characterful accommodation and charming front and rear gardens. Built of brick rendered elevations under pantile roof, the property is positioned in a small community of houses down the end of a private lane and benefitting from direct access to countryside walks. Inside the property enjoys an open and flexible double reception room with wood burning stove and large windows onto the garden. The kitchen has a pamment tile floor and is fully fitted with integrated induction hob and fan oven in shaker style units under oak worktops, and is open plan to a dining area with block parquet flooring and French doors out to the south facing gardens. In addition there is a spacious downstairs shower room with plumbing for washing machine Upstairs is the principal bedroom with built in wardrobes, two further double bedrooms, and a family bathroom, all with wooden floorboards and large windows overlooking gardens and neighbouring fields.
Outside, Acorn Cottage enjoys well stocked established gardens with exterior lighting to the front and rear. The south facing rear garden is split in half with lawn bordered with hedge, shrub and plant bed borders and a gravelled terrace with outdoor dining space beneath the shade of mature trees and alongside climbing wisteria, jasmine and vines against the south elevation of the property. To the front of the property is a gravel drive and a vegetable garden with garden shed and a 3m x 3m contemporary garden office with power and double glazed floor to ceiling windows overlooking fields.
Acorn Cottage is located on the edge of the North Norfolk village of Hindolveston in peaceful seclusion. This friendly village has a children’s playground, recreation park and active village hall. The nearby villages of Briston and Melton Constable have shop, post office, butcher, baker, doctor’s surgery and garage. Approximately 7 miles to the north is the charming Georgian market town of Holt. This highly attractive and popular town has a vast array of boutique shops and restaurants, as well as private schooling at Gresham's School for boarding and day children of all ages. A little further is the Heritage Coast where the villages of Blakeney, Salthouse and Cley can be found, providing access to the marshes, beaches, sailing, seal trips, bird watching and many other leisure pursuits. About 20 miles to the south east is the cathedral city of Norwich, which has a vibrant arts and business community and a regional centre for cultural and shopping amenities. There are a number of schools in the private and state sectors and mainline railway station to London Liverpool Street and to the north of the city is the international airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.
Outside, Acorn Cottage enjoys well stocked established gardens with exterior lighting to the front and rear. The south facing rear garden is split in half with lawn bordered with hedge, shrub and plant bed borders and a gravelled terrace with outdoor dining space beneath the shade of mature trees and alongside climbing wisteria, jasmine and vines against the south elevation of the property. To the front of the property is a gravel drive and a vegetable garden with garden shed and a 3m x 3m contemporary garden office with power and double glazed floor to ceiling windows overlooking fields.
Acorn Cottage is located on the edge of the North Norfolk village of Hindolveston in peaceful seclusion. This friendly village has a children’s playground, recreation park and active village hall. The nearby villages of Briston and Melton Constable have shop, post office, butcher, baker, doctor’s surgery and garage. Approximately 7 miles to the north is the charming Georgian market town of Holt. This highly attractive and popular town has a vast array of boutique shops and restaurants, as well as private schooling at Gresham's School for boarding and day children of all ages. A little further is the Heritage Coast where the villages of Blakeney, Salthouse and Cley can be found, providing access to the marshes, beaches, sailing, seal trips, bird watching and many other leisure pursuits. About 20 miles to the south east is the cathedral city of Norwich, which has a vibrant arts and business community and a regional centre for cultural and shopping amenities. There are a number of schools in the private and state sectors and mainline railway station to London Liverpool Street and to the north of the city is the international airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.
