4 bedroom detached house

Guide Price of £350,000 - £400,000

Tucked away in a quiet residential setting, 19 Dunlop Road presents a superb opportunity for modern family living just moments from the heart of Dereham. This substantial five-bedroom detached home offers generous proportions, a practical layout, and a welcoming atmosphere—perfect for growing families or those seeking space to live, work, and relax in equal measure.

From the moment you arrive, the home’s attractive frontage and ample driveway set the tone for what lies within. Step through the front door into a bright and airy entrance hall, leading to a spacious kitchen/breakfast room—the heart of the home. Light-filled and sociable, it’s ideal for everything from morning routines to weekend gatherings.

To one side of the hallway, the sitting room provides a warm and comfortable retreat, with twin sets of internal double doors opening into the adjacent dining room—creating a wonderfully open and versatile living space. From the dining room, further double doors flow through to the conservatory, seamlessly connecting the living areas and offering lovely views of the garden beyond. Whether hosting friends or enjoying quiet family time, this layout lends itself beautifully to both entertaining and everyday life.

Upstairs, five well-proportioned bedrooms offer flexibility for any lifestyle. The principal bedroom benefits from its own en suite, while the remaining rooms are well suited to children, guests, or home working. Outside, the rear garden is private and enclosed—ideal for summer barbecues, playtime, or simply relaxing in the sun. A carport and private driveway provide ample off road parking.

DEREHAM
Nestled in the Brecklands, Dereham is a classic country market town with Georgian architecture and more recent developments. In the eighth century, Anna, King of East Anglia’s youngest daughter, founded a nunnery and prayed for a miracle during a famine. Two deer appeared daily, providing milk. When a huntsman tried to capture them, he was killed after being thrown from his horse, believed to be divine retribution. This event is depicted on a town sign at the entry to Butter Market from the High Street. Today, Dereham boasts a twice-weekly market on Tuesdays and Fridays, numerous independent shops, and free parking, making it a great spot for an afternoon browse. Notable landmarks include the Mid-Norfolk Railway, running 1950s railcars to Wymondham Abbey, the Grade II listed Dereham Windmill, and Bishop Bonner’s Cottage, the oldest building in town, established in 1502. Nearby attractions for heritage enthusiasts include Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse, Castle Acre Castle and Priory, and the National Trust property Oxburgh Hall, all within a short drive. For dining, try Spice Fusion curry house or The George Hotel, Bar and Restaurant, known for its excellent accommodation, food, and award-winning drinks. Brisley, 6.5 miles away, hosts The Brisley Bell, a highly acclaimed pub, while The Old Dairy in Stanfield offers artisan bread and produce. With good local schools, a leisure centre, and a golf course, Dereham and its surrounding villages provide an ideal blend of Norfolk country living with easy access to Norwich and the coast at Wells-next-the Sea, just 22 miles away. Discover this Norfolk gem.

SERVICES CONNECTED
Mains water, electricity gas and drainage. Gas central heating.

COUNCIL TAX
Band D.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
D. Ref:[use Contact Agent Button]-4527-1088.
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TENURE
Freehold.

LOCATION
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