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Features and description
- Attractive Period Home Offering a Perfect Balance of Style, Comfort and Practicality
- Impressive and Light-Filled Open-Plan Kitchen/Living Space for Both Everyday Living and Entertaining
- Sitting Room, Snug and Office
- Principal Bedroom with Luxurious En-Suite
- Two Further Double Bedrooms and Dressing Room/Bedroom Four
- Family Bathroom and Ground Floor Shower
- Elegant Décor with a High Quality Finish and a Cohesive, Modern Feel Across All Rooms
- Generous Landscaped Garden Giving a Countryside Feel
- Garage and Ample Driveway Parking
- Guide Price £550,000 - £575,000
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An elegant and beautifully enhanced home, 73 Norwich Road has been thoughtfully extended to the rear and finished to a high standard throughout, offering refined living in a well-connected setting.
The rear extension has created an impressive, light-filled living space that forms the natural heart of the home. Designed with both everyday comfort and entertaining in mind, it provides a seamless flow that feels spacious, contemporary and inviting.
Internally, the property has been carefully decorated with a consistent, high-quality finish, giving each room a polished and cohesive feel. The attention to detail is evident throughout, creating an environment that is both stylish and effortlessly liveable.
Positioned along Norwich Road, the home combines convenience with a sense of privacy and calm. It offers a turnkey opportunity for buyers seeking a property where the hard work has already been done - simply move in and enjoy a home that delivers on space, quality and lifestyle.
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 electricity, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX
Band D.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
D. Ref:[use Contact Agent Button]-8896-3996
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Freehold.
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