5 bedroom detached house for sale

Accommodation

With four first floor bedrooms, family bathroom and ensuite to master there is plenty of room for the needs of most families, with the ground floor accommodation skilfully enlarged to make this a home in which to relax, entertain or spread out as a family. The large entrance reception hall is protected by a lovely porch, and provides the perfect area for an office or study depending if you would like to work from home. An additional ground floor room provides an alternative study but is also just right as a ground floor or guest bedroom, standing next to the shower room.

The garden room to the rear with wide windows and sliding patio doors creates perfect access to the garden, and the adjacent utility room allows access to dry the washing on bright sunny days, with a second downstairs cloakroom providing a useful facility when tending the ample rear garden. Keep an eye on the children or relax in the family room, which is open from the large and well-fitted kitchen, and enjoy the excellent 24 ft sitting room.

In summary, the accommodation comprises:

Ground Floor: Entrance porch | Reception Hall & Inner Hallway open to Office area | Study (potential bedroom) | Shower Room with WC and wash basin | Sitting Room | Kitchen/Dining Room | Family Room | Garden Room | Utility Room | Cloakroom with WC and wash basin.

First Floor: Landing | Master Bedroom | Ensuite Shower Room | Three Further Bedrooms | Bathroom with bath, wash basin and WC.

Outside: Lawned Front Garden with ample Parking, large area of hard-standing suitable for caravan/boat Timber decking and a Garden shed | Integral Double Garage | Rear Garden mainly laid to lawn | Timber decking | L Shaped Wooden Workshop/Studio .

Room Dimensions:
Ground Floor
Home Office: 14’7’’ x 7’11’’ (4.45m x 2.41m)
Family Room: 11’6’’ x 8’11’’ (3.51m x 2.72m)
Conservatory: 24’2’’ x 9’1’’ (7.37m x 2.77m)
Utility Room: 1’7’’ x 5’5’’ (3.53m x 1.65m)
Playroom/Bedroom 5: 8’4’’ x 7’11’’ (2.54m x 2.41m)
Sitting Room: 24’3’’ x 15’1’’ (7.39m x 4.60m)
First Floor
Bedroom 1: 14’8’’ max narrowing to 9’3’’ min x 12’5’’ (4.47m max narrowing to 2.82m min x 3.78)
Bedroom 2: 11’8’’ max narrowing to 9’6’’ min x 10’5’’ (3.56m max narrowing to 2.90m min x 3.18m)
Bedroom 3: 11’4 x 9’ (3.45 x 2.74m)
Bedroom 4: 8’9’’ x 7’5’’ (2.67 x 2.26m)
Double Garage: 21’ x 15’11 (approx.)

Situation

The village of Buxton lying 10 miles north of Norwich City Centre has had a settlement since Roman times and is nestled to the west side of the Bure Valley, around which there are attractive walks. The narrow gauge Bure Valley Railway does, as its name suggests, follows the river valley between Wroxham and the busy market town of Aylsham, which is about three and a half miles north west of Buxton. Access to the Broads and their facilities is readily available, Coltishall is less than four miles away and Wroxham is about seven miles distance.

Buxton itself is a thriving community with two pubs, clubs and societies, and a primary school. There is a local shop and post office, with Aylsham catering for most day-to-day needs.

Whilst standing on the right side of Norwich for access to North Norfolk and the Coast, the City of Norwich is within easy reach, with a local bus service. The city is rightly famous for its arts and culture and the vibrant night life, with night clubs, cinemas and theatres, and shopping facilities which are hard to beat. As the regional centre, Norwich is a busy commercial area and centre of employment, but exudes a sense of history and place which few other cities can match; this is the most complete medieval city in Britain and offers a rare blend of history and sophistication, with a modern outlook. There is a mainline railway station providing good links to Cambridge and London Liverpool Street, and the international airport with daily flights to continental Europe and internal destinations stands on the north side of the city, on the main A140 road towards Buxton.

Description

With rendered walls and a tiled roof, the extensions bed well into the original building and the property provides spacious but well-proportioned accommodation with a flexibility of use.

The accommodation has been modernised and updated, and it would be no exaggeration to describe some rooms as opulent, with a bamboo floor finish in the sitting room, a luxury fitted kitchen with Travertine tiled floor and splashbacks, fully tiled bathrooms and down-lighters. There are double glazed windows and gas fire radiator central heating, with a modern condensing, energy efficient boiler with designer sanitaryware, an inset fireplace and modern décor, this is a property ready to move into and we think you will be pleasantly surprised when you see the inside.

General

Tenure: The property is Freehold.
Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property.
Local Authority Council: Broadland District Council
Council Tax Band: D
Post Code: NR10 5EH