House For Sale £775,000
Standing proud in a substantial plot interspersed with mature trees and thriving flower beds, The Lindens is a most unique property oozing character and charm alongside the versatility needed to be a truly functional and fulfilling family home.
Over 3,000 sq. ft. of warm and welcoming accommodation provides an insight into the rich history of this period home, with a fine array of period features being showcased alongside the modernity and functionality of a home capable of supporting the ever changing needs of modern family life.
A large rear hallway ensures a welcoming embrace upon returning home, with an expanse of original parquet flooring leading to all the ground floor accommodation, including a classic country kitchen/breakfast room with exposed timbers, pamment tiled floor and even an Esse wood-fired stove.
A formal dining room enjoys yet more character whilst the double aspect sitting room is awash with natural light via large sash windows, and makes for a brilliantly elegant and embracing space to unwind as a family next to the recently fitted wood-burner.
A further reception to the rear leads to the splendid garden room/conservatory enjoying panoramic views of the rear garden, whilst further accommodation on the ground floor includes a substantial utility/boot room and further family room.
The impressive first floor is equally spacious and versatile, with no less than six double bedrooms arranged along a classic farmhouse landing. An en-suite principal bedroom can be accessed via the landing or independently via back stairs, whilst many of the further bedrooms benefit from built-in storage.
Among the finest features of this home is the substantial and established plot in which it sits. Stretching to approximately 0.6 acres (STMS), the mature and thriving plot ensures a grand welcome home with a circular driveway leading round to further off-road parking and the double garage.
A sprawling lawn to the rear offers plenty of space for all the family members to stretch their legs whilst mature trees and thriving flower beds intersperse the gardens beautifully.
HORSFORD A thriving village, Horsford is surrounded by places to walk, jog, or cycle. Both St Faiths Common and Horsford Woods are open to the public and are certainly worth exploring.
Horsford offers many amenities such as a shop with a post office, a bakery, butchers, various takeaways including fish and chips, plus a popular public house, The Dog, which has served the village for many years. There is great access to doctors here with three surgeries available: Horsford, Drayton, and St. Faiths, and various pharmacies.
For those with families, there is a pre-school and a primary school within the village, and Horsford is in the catchment area for both Hellesdeon High School and Taverham High School, both of which are less than 5 miles away.
The community is welcoming not only to its residents, but also visitors to the area, hosting various events throughout the year with many organised by Horsford Social Club. One of which being the village festival, where many groups within the community get involved.The Social Club also holds various events throughout the week such as darts, pool, bingo and more.
Horsford Methodist Church and Horsford All Saints Church both hold regular services. The Church Room at All Saints Church hosts a knitting club, coffee mornings and a toddler group for those with young children.
Next to the Methodist Church is the Village Hall and Recreation Ground. In addition to the football pitches, there is a play park and outdoor gym equipment. The Village Hall, home to Horsford Social Club, also hosts the Horsford Women's Institute once a month and an amateur drama group. For those looking for a sport to participate in, Horsford has teams for football, cricket and bowls!
Enjoy the convenience of being located approximately 6 miles from the historic city of Norwich, with excellent amenities and rail links, whilst relishing in the comfort of village life.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band G.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING To be confirmed.
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///bliss.laughs.badge
PROPERTY REFERENCE 45030
WEBSITE TAGS garden-parties
family-life
historical-homes
Over 3,000 sq. ft. of warm and welcoming accommodation provides an insight into the rich history of this period home, with a fine array of period features being showcased alongside the modernity and functionality of a home capable of supporting the ever changing needs of modern family life.
A large rear hallway ensures a welcoming embrace upon returning home, with an expanse of original parquet flooring leading to all the ground floor accommodation, including a classic country kitchen/breakfast room with exposed timbers, pamment tiled floor and even an Esse wood-fired stove.
A formal dining room enjoys yet more character whilst the double aspect sitting room is awash with natural light via large sash windows, and makes for a brilliantly elegant and embracing space to unwind as a family next to the recently fitted wood-burner.
A further reception to the rear leads to the splendid garden room/conservatory enjoying panoramic views of the rear garden, whilst further accommodation on the ground floor includes a substantial utility/boot room and further family room.
The impressive first floor is equally spacious and versatile, with no less than six double bedrooms arranged along a classic farmhouse landing. An en-suite principal bedroom can be accessed via the landing or independently via back stairs, whilst many of the further bedrooms benefit from built-in storage.
Among the finest features of this home is the substantial and established plot in which it sits. Stretching to approximately 0.6 acres (STMS), the mature and thriving plot ensures a grand welcome home with a circular driveway leading round to further off-road parking and the double garage.
A sprawling lawn to the rear offers plenty of space for all the family members to stretch their legs whilst mature trees and thriving flower beds intersperse the gardens beautifully.
HORSFORD A thriving village, Horsford is surrounded by places to walk, jog, or cycle. Both St Faiths Common and Horsford Woods are open to the public and are certainly worth exploring.
Horsford offers many amenities such as a shop with a post office, a bakery, butchers, various takeaways including fish and chips, plus a popular public house, The Dog, which has served the village for many years. There is great access to doctors here with three surgeries available: Horsford, Drayton, and St. Faiths, and various pharmacies.
For those with families, there is a pre-school and a primary school within the village, and Horsford is in the catchment area for both Hellesdeon High School and Taverham High School, both of which are less than 5 miles away.
The community is welcoming not only to its residents, but also visitors to the area, hosting various events throughout the year with many organised by Horsford Social Club. One of which being the village festival, where many groups within the community get involved.The Social Club also holds various events throughout the week such as darts, pool, bingo and more.
Horsford Methodist Church and Horsford All Saints Church both hold regular services. The Church Room at All Saints Church hosts a knitting club, coffee mornings and a toddler group for those with young children.
Next to the Methodist Church is the Village Hall and Recreation Ground. In addition to the football pitches, there is a play park and outdoor gym equipment. The Village Hall, home to Horsford Social Club, also hosts the Horsford Women's Institute once a month and an amateur drama group. For those looking for a sport to participate in, Horsford has teams for football, cricket and bowls!
Enjoy the convenience of being located approximately 6 miles from the historic city of Norwich, with excellent amenities and rail links, whilst relishing in the comfort of village life.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band G.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING To be confirmed.
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///bliss.laughs.badge
PROPERTY REFERENCE 45030
WEBSITE TAGS garden-parties
family-life
historical-homes
