Riverview House is a handsome, detached period house that has more than a combined 5,000 square feet of highly attractive accommodation with up to six bedrooms offering spectacular far reaching southerly views over the River Yare and beyond, while there is also a large coach house providing further living and working space.

The house features splendid original details, including high ceilings, large windows with stained glass detailing and original fireplaces. The welcoming reception hall has tiled flooring, a bay window seat, a fireplace and doors leading to the ground floor reception rooms. There is a large drawing room with a bay window, a sitting room with a wood burning stove and French doors opening onto the garden and a dining room with sunny south and west-facing bay window aspects. The kitchen has space for a breakfast table, modern units in cream under Corian worktops, a central island, an Aga and integrated appliances, while there is also a large adjoining utility room.

The first floor has a large open landing that incorporates a study area, three generous double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with its en suite bathroom and adjoining dressing room with balcony. There are two further double bedrooms on the second floor. Both the first and second floors have family bathrooms.

Outside, the property has a substantial detached coach house with two large double garages with electric doors providing secure parking. The coach house also has an impressive modern working facility, with a meeting area, a library with extensive built-in shelving and upstairs, a light and airy office with a balcony. The property is accessed via Blakes Lane, where gates open onto a gravel driveway with plenty of parking space and access to the house and coach house. The tiered gardens are south facing and include paved terracing and split-level lawns. The garden is bordered by mature trees and established hedgerow for privacy, while there are delightful views to the south across the River Yare.

The popular Norfolk village of Brundall lies in a highly desirable position, alongside the River Yare with access to the beautiful Norfolk Broads, yet just seven miles from Norwich city centre. The bustling, vibrant village offers several everyday amenities, including local shops, restaurants, cafés and pubs, as well as a primary school. Neighbouring Blofield provides further amenities, while Norwich’s city centre offers an excellent choice of shops, supermarkets, leisure and cultural facilities. Norwich also provides an extensive choice of schooling, including the outstanding-rated Thorpe St Andrew School and Sixth Form and the independent Norwich School. The area is well connected by road, with the A47 and Northern Distributor Road creating easy access to Norwich city centre, the A11, Norwich International Airport and North Norfolk. Brundall also has a railway station serving routes to Norwich, where connections can be made to London Liverpool Street and Cambridge.