House For Sale £250,000
The deceptively spacious period 3 bed cottage requires some updating but has enormous potential. It has off road parking, a courtyard garden and is being sold with no upward chain!
Area - Gresham is a small and pleasant rural village close to Holt in semi-rural wooded surroundings southwest of Sheringham and Cromer. It has an interesting church with a much-organised Victorian remodelled exterior. However, once inside, you find it whitewashed and free of any decoration. The church used to be Anglo Catholic but was 'persuaded' to be Protestant by a Consistory Court in the 1940's. The church, with its 14th century chancel, is a magnet for church explorers, because it contains one of the best of the East Anglian seven-sacrament fonts series. It is also the ancestral home of the Gresham family, founders of Gresham's School and the Royal Exchange.
First Impressions - The property is set back slightly off the road which runs through the village. To the front are flower beds. To the side is an off road parking area and a driveway to the garage. The main entrance is to the side aspect.
Lounge/Dining Room - A uPVC glazed door opens directly into the lounge/dining room. This room has double glazed windows to the front aspect with a feature exposed brick fireplace (not currently in use) fitted carpets and radiators. A timber latched door opens into the kitchen/breakfast room.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room - Double glazed window to the side aspect. Latched timber doors open to the inner hallways and the wet room. The kitchen has a range of timber base and wall units with wooden worktops over and an inset stainless steel sink and draining board. Built-in appliances include an electric double oven and grill and a four ring halogen hob with a filter extractor unit over. Under counter spaces for a washing machine, dishwasher and further space for an upright fridge freezer. Solid tiled flooring and tiled splash backs to the work surfaces.
Wet Room - Double glazed opaque window to the side aspect. Shower area, a WC and a sink.
Inner Hallways - The are two inner hallways leading to the three bedrooms.
Inner Hall/Utility Area - A glazed uPVC door opens to the rear courtyard. A latched door opens to the master bedroom and a period solid oak door opens to the further inner hallway. In one corner is the oil fired boiler.
Master Bedroom & En Suite - Double glazed window to the rear aspect with carpeted flooring and a radiator. A latched door opens to the en-suite. In one corner of the room is a storage cupboard.
EN-SUITE BATHROOM: Double glazed opaque window. Bath, WC and wash hand basin. Chrome towel rail heater.
Bedroom 2 & 3 - Two double bedrooms to the front aspect with carpeted flooring and radiators.
Studio And Garage - Accessed from the rear courtyard, a door opens to a studio/hobby room. To the rear of this room is an access door to the garage which has an up and over door to the front.
Exterior - To the front is a raised garden bed, to the side is a lawned area. The rear courtyard is mainly laid to patio with a flower bed and the oil tank.
Services - Mains drainage and electricity.
Council Tax - Band B
Area - Gresham is a small and pleasant rural village close to Holt in semi-rural wooded surroundings southwest of Sheringham and Cromer. It has an interesting church with a much-organised Victorian remodelled exterior. However, once inside, you find it whitewashed and free of any decoration. The church used to be Anglo Catholic but was 'persuaded' to be Protestant by a Consistory Court in the 1940's. The church, with its 14th century chancel, is a magnet for church explorers, because it contains one of the best of the East Anglian seven-sacrament fonts series. It is also the ancestral home of the Gresham family, founders of Gresham's School and the Royal Exchange.
First Impressions - The property is set back slightly off the road which runs through the village. To the front are flower beds. To the side is an off road parking area and a driveway to the garage. The main entrance is to the side aspect.
Lounge/Dining Room - A uPVC glazed door opens directly into the lounge/dining room. This room has double glazed windows to the front aspect with a feature exposed brick fireplace (not currently in use) fitted carpets and radiators. A timber latched door opens into the kitchen/breakfast room.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room - Double glazed window to the side aspect. Latched timber doors open to the inner hallways and the wet room. The kitchen has a range of timber base and wall units with wooden worktops over and an inset stainless steel sink and draining board. Built-in appliances include an electric double oven and grill and a four ring halogen hob with a filter extractor unit over. Under counter spaces for a washing machine, dishwasher and further space for an upright fridge freezer. Solid tiled flooring and tiled splash backs to the work surfaces.
Wet Room - Double glazed opaque window to the side aspect. Shower area, a WC and a sink.
Inner Hallways - The are two inner hallways leading to the three bedrooms.
Inner Hall/Utility Area - A glazed uPVC door opens to the rear courtyard. A latched door opens to the master bedroom and a period solid oak door opens to the further inner hallway. In one corner is the oil fired boiler.
Master Bedroom & En Suite - Double glazed window to the rear aspect with carpeted flooring and a radiator. A latched door opens to the en-suite. In one corner of the room is a storage cupboard.
EN-SUITE BATHROOM: Double glazed opaque window. Bath, WC and wash hand basin. Chrome towel rail heater.
Bedroom 2 & 3 - Two double bedrooms to the front aspect with carpeted flooring and radiators.
Studio And Garage - Accessed from the rear courtyard, a door opens to a studio/hobby room. To the rear of this room is an access door to the garage which has an up and over door to the front.
Exterior - To the front is a raised garden bed, to the side is a lawned area. The rear courtyard is mainly laid to patio with a flower bed and the oil tank.
Services - Mains drainage and electricity.
Council Tax - Band B
