3 bedroom property

Warners Land and New Homes are pleased to offer this 3/4 bedroom semi-detached traditional Norfolk red brick barn conversion on the small Wood Farm Barns complex in the popular village of Ashwellthorpe overlooking the historic woodland.

*Strictly by appointment only*

The barns are being individually renovated and are unique in their layout, offering spacious flexible accommodation, exposed timbers with landscaped courtyards and gardens externally each providing their own individual character and outlook.

Barn 24B- Largely single storey, this sympathetically renovated barn offers a spacious open plan kitchen, diner living room with feature woodburner,3/4 bedrooms ,two with first floor ensuite bathrooms and exposed beams throughout. Externally there is a large private courtyard, double garage, and a parcel of lawned area across the drive to the front of the property.

Specification:

Kitchen:
*Shaker Style Kitchen
*Wood Effect Worksurfaces
*Appliances- 2x Ovens, 5 ring induction Hob, Washer/Dryer

Internal:
*All flooring included
*Underflooring heating to ground floor
*Wood Burner
*Oak finished doors
*Wooden double glazed windows
*Exposed Beams

Bathrooms:
*Quality Sanitary ware

External:
*Double open cart lodge garaging
*Spotlights and Downlighting
*Shingle Driveway

*Air Source Heat Pump

Agents Note:
*The enclosed lawned area to the front will be subject to a development uplift clause for 20 years providing the current owner to receive 25% of any profits resulting.
*There is also access over the property's driveway to a neighbouring property.

Location:

Ashwellthorpe is a popular South Norfolk village in easy access of the main A11 trunk road. The village itself has a church, brand new village hall, recreational and leisure facilities including Tennis Courts and playing field along with Primary Schools in the nearby villages of Tacolneston and Wreningham. Ashwellthorpe also offers fantastic walks including extensive footpaths including the NWT Lower Wood, an ancient woodland, recorded in the Domesday Book, is particularly noted for large oak trees.The rapidly expanding, yet charming historic market town of Wymondham is only 4 miles away and enjoys a full range of services including:- most major banks, Waitrose, Morrisons and Lidl supermarkets, three medical centres, four dentists, two veterinary practices, a wide choice of pubs, restaurants and cafes, leisure and sports facilities, a full range of local schools including Wymondham College and Wymondham High Academy, both having excellent reputations. The town has an award winning railway station with regular services to Norwich, London, Cambridge and many other destinations via connections at Ely and is on a regular bus route.