A rarely available executive bungalow built in 2020 by a luxury homes specialist Orchard Homes, located in an exclusive cul-de-sac in a picturesque south Norfolk village. With a stunning kitchen/diner, a separate lounge, ceramic tiles throughout and a beautiful landscaped low maintenance garden.

Welcome to Copperfield Court, a development of 10 properties built around 2020 by renowned Norfolk builder Orchard Homes and get ready to indulge yourself in this fine example of modern contemporary living. The property itself is a detached bungalow comprising of approximately 1345 square feet of living space including a kitchen/diner with part vaulted ceiling, a well designed kitchen with a selection of units, quartz work surfaces, central island, induction hob, integrated appliances, a separate utility with door to garden, a living room with french doors to garden, an inviting hallway, three double bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes, luxurious en-suite shower room and family bathroom. Internally the property has a neutral decorative finish, underfloor heating powered by an air source heat pump, Porcelanoss ceramic floor tiles throughout and an intruder alarm. The property benefits from high performance double glazing throughout with the exterior a fawn colour and the property is highly energy efficient with an EPC B rating. Outside the property has a gravel driveway with a brickweave path leading to the entrance, garage and side access, the double garage benefits from 2 electric roller doors and loft storage. To the rear and side is a low maintenance but heavily landscaped garden, a selection of shingle areas, synthetic grass, feature planting, patio areas, water features, fruit trees, greenhouse, a base for a shed, oak raised beds and outside power points.

Pulham Market Regarded as one of the prettiest villages in south Norfolk, Pulham Market centres around a picturesque green surrounded by thatched cottages, a medieval church and a centuries-old alehouse, the quintessential English village. Recent history includes that during World War 2 the village was the home of an airship squadron. While residents are proud of this rich heritage, the village is far from a quaint and sleepy corner of rural Norfolk. Modern-day Pulham Market is a thriving and active community with a rich seam of clubs and organisations, its own primary school/ pre-school, doctors surgery, two churches, post office, general stores, two pubs and farming, commercial and artisan activities. Pulham Market lies approximately 15 miles South of Norwich on the A140 Norwich to Ipswich road and has good access to nearby towns of Long Stratton, Harleston and Diss. The later having rapid train service to London Liverpool Street running on the half hour and taking around an hour and a half. Within 25 miles of the Norfolk/ Suffolk coast with locations such as Southwold, Aldeburgh and Thorpeness all within striking distance. Pulham Market also has easy access to the renown Norfolk Broads network.