Enjoying an unrivalled sense of privacy and tranquillity in its idyllic setting, Greenacres offers accommodation arranged over two floors, with light, airy, flexible-use interiors and an open atmosphere ideally suited to modern lifestyles.

The house is subject to an agricultural occupancy condition which states: The occupation of the dwelling shall be limited to persons employed or last employed locally in agriculture as defined in Section 221(i) of the Town and Country Planning Act, 1962, or in Forestry, and the dependents of such persons.

Ground floor reception rooms comprise a sitting area with fireplace focal-point and picture-windows which look over the garden, with an adjoining dining area offering an entertaining space for family and friends. Steps lead down into a cosy drawing room which enjoys the warming ambience of a wood-burning stove and features exposed timbers to ceiling and walls. Fitted with wood-fronted wall and base level cabinetry, the kitchen has an arched aperture through to the informal breakfast area, with an inner hall linking to a utility which provides additional units and a home for domestic appliances. A conservatory with south-west facing aspect is reached from the central reception hall and offers a light-filled spot to sit and relax and enjoy views of the garden and surrounding woodland. An office provides a home-working environment and there is direct access from the home into the adjoining garaging.

A stairway rises to the first floor, where the accommodation provides a study and five bedrooms, with the generous principal room having extensive wardrobe storage. Two bathrooms are situated on the upper level, one with both a bathtub and separate shower cubicle.

The property is approached via a gravelled driveway which passes through a wooded glade and leads to a parking area at the front of the home and to the adjoining garaging. The naturalistic gardens are mainly laid to lawn interspersed with specimen trees and enclosed by woodland which provides a peaceful setting with a pleasing sense of enclosure. A paved terrace adjoins the rear of the home offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation whilst enjoying the sanctuary of this private plot.

The small village of Dunston is situated to the south of the Cathedral City of Norwich and is home to the luxurious Dunston Hall Hotel where there is a spa, golf course and restaurants. Norwich is the regional centre of Norfolk and offers a comprehensive range of retail, cultural and leisure facilities, along with a vibrant business community and excellent schooling in both the public and private sectors. Communication links are provided by the A11 and A47, which connect to the wider road networks, whilst Norwich mainline railway station offers regular services to London Liverpool Street, Cambridge and Stansted Airport. Norwich International Airport to the north of the city also caters for a range of domestic and international flight destinations. The beaches of the Norfolk east coast are just 22 miles distant offering opportunities for days out at seaside towns, promenades along the beach and water sports activities.