House For Sale £750,000
Located on 0.75 acres of land sits this very well presented 4/5 bedroom detached home with a separate annex. The property is within easy distance of Littleport with its prestigious secondary school, two primary schools, garage and shops.
This beautiful, unique home has no near neighbours and is bordered on 3 sides by farmland. The current owners regularly see deer, hares, rabbits, swans and pheasants from the windows of the property.
The entrance of the property is beautifully designed with a strikingly beautiful solid oak staircase, banisters and upstairs gallery. The entranceway with its 18 panel oak French doors leads into a living room, a cloakroom and a kitchen/ dining room. Both the living room and the kitchen have additional space inside the turrets. The living room houses a dual aspect multi fuel burning stove. The living room leads, through another set of 18 panel oak doors, into a garden room.
The kitchen/ dining room leads into a conservatory and a utility room. The kitchen units are of pearwood and the worktop is granite. It has an integrated dishwasher and a range style electric cooker with a 5 ring gas burner. There is a butler sink in the utility room and space for a washing machine and fridge freezer.
Off from the utility room is the boiler room housing the oil fired central heating boiler with manifolds for under floor central heating. There is also a Cyclo-Vac cylinder which enables a highly convenient central vacuuming system to operate throughout the house. There are French doors in the kitchen leading to a small raised wooden terrace, where it is pleasant to sit and watch the wildlife. Leading out of the kitchen through a stable door is the conservatory.
Galleried landing with a feature stained glass window. There are 4/ 5 bedrooms (one with ensuite), a study and a family bathroom. The two double bedrooms at the front of the property are attractively shaped by the turrets on either side of the house. To the rear of the house, the master bedroom has its own ensuite and a connecting door to bedroom 5.
Currently used as a dressing room, bedroom 5 would also be highly suitable as a baby’s nursery room. There is an additional doorway into bedroom 5, so it does not have to be accessed from the master bedroom. It is large enough to house a single bed and be a bedroom in its own right if wished.
The family bathroom contains a bath and a large walk-in shower cubicle. The study area has windows overlooking the garden and field views and is a lovely light space in which to work from home. There is a further single bedroom on this side of the house.
The extensive private driveway has ample parking for numerous vehicles. To the front of the property there is a summerhouse (7’x7’), a shed (10’ x 8’) and a car port with light and power (20’ x 11’). A dog run and a central heating oil storage tank are discretely placed behind a shrubbery. The shrubbery edging the property contains fruiting trees of: apple, cherry, plum, apricot and mulberry and a long established walnut tree.
Also accessed via the extensive gravelled driveway is a double garage/ annex. Currently, the annex is divided into 2 ground floor living areas and a kitchen and shower room. Upstairs is a huge space of approximately 30’ x 19’ which allows fantastic views of the surrounding countryside. The potential uses of the annex simply as a garage, or for generating additional income in its current state, are yet to be explored. Behind the annex is a small garden with a pear tree, an apple tree and a small nature pond.
To the rear of the main house is a large garden, divided into separate areas. There is a lawned area with children’s play equipment and a fenced fishpond. There is an orchard with multiple fruit trees including: apples (cooking and dessert) pear, plum, apricot, cherry and quince. Fruiting shrubs include redcurrant, whitecurrant, blackcurrant and gooseberry. At the farthest end of the garden is an additional gated vehicular access and a variety of outbuildings, including a 40’container for storage, a polytunnel and poultry cages.
This beautiful, unique home has no near neighbours and is bordered on 3 sides by farmland. The current owners regularly see deer, hares, rabbits, swans and pheasants from the windows of the property.
The entrance of the property is beautifully designed with a strikingly beautiful solid oak staircase, banisters and upstairs gallery. The entranceway with its 18 panel oak French doors leads into a living room, a cloakroom and a kitchen/ dining room. Both the living room and the kitchen have additional space inside the turrets. The living room houses a dual aspect multi fuel burning stove. The living room leads, through another set of 18 panel oak doors, into a garden room.
The kitchen/ dining room leads into a conservatory and a utility room. The kitchen units are of pearwood and the worktop is granite. It has an integrated dishwasher and a range style electric cooker with a 5 ring gas burner. There is a butler sink in the utility room and space for a washing machine and fridge freezer.
Off from the utility room is the boiler room housing the oil fired central heating boiler with manifolds for under floor central heating. There is also a Cyclo-Vac cylinder which enables a highly convenient central vacuuming system to operate throughout the house. There are French doors in the kitchen leading to a small raised wooden terrace, where it is pleasant to sit and watch the wildlife. Leading out of the kitchen through a stable door is the conservatory.
Galleried landing with a feature stained glass window. There are 4/ 5 bedrooms (one with ensuite), a study and a family bathroom. The two double bedrooms at the front of the property are attractively shaped by the turrets on either side of the house. To the rear of the house, the master bedroom has its own ensuite and a connecting door to bedroom 5.
Currently used as a dressing room, bedroom 5 would also be highly suitable as a baby’s nursery room. There is an additional doorway into bedroom 5, so it does not have to be accessed from the master bedroom. It is large enough to house a single bed and be a bedroom in its own right if wished.
The family bathroom contains a bath and a large walk-in shower cubicle. The study area has windows overlooking the garden and field views and is a lovely light space in which to work from home. There is a further single bedroom on this side of the house.
The extensive private driveway has ample parking for numerous vehicles. To the front of the property there is a summerhouse (7’x7’), a shed (10’ x 8’) and a car port with light and power (20’ x 11’). A dog run and a central heating oil storage tank are discretely placed behind a shrubbery. The shrubbery edging the property contains fruiting trees of: apple, cherry, plum, apricot and mulberry and a long established walnut tree.
Also accessed via the extensive gravelled driveway is a double garage/ annex. Currently, the annex is divided into 2 ground floor living areas and a kitchen and shower room. Upstairs is a huge space of approximately 30’ x 19’ which allows fantastic views of the surrounding countryside. The potential uses of the annex simply as a garage, or for generating additional income in its current state, are yet to be explored. Behind the annex is a small garden with a pear tree, an apple tree and a small nature pond.
To the rear of the main house is a large garden, divided into separate areas. There is a lawned area with children’s play equipment and a fenced fishpond. There is an orchard with multiple fruit trees including: apples (cooking and dessert) pear, plum, apricot, cherry and quince. Fruiting shrubs include redcurrant, whitecurrant, blackcurrant and gooseberry. At the farthest end of the garden is an additional gated vehicular access and a variety of outbuildings, including a 40’container for storage, a polytunnel and poultry cages.
