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£700,000
(£208/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleStation Road, Salhouse NR13
5 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
3,364 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
- Freehold
Minors & Brady
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About this property
Highly desirable location on Station Road in Salhouse, within walking distance of the train station, village pubs, and scenic Broads walks
Original period features throughout, including exposed oak beams, solid oak doors, and an elegant oak staircase
Four double bedrooms across both floors, offering flexibility for growing families, guests, or home working
Detached double garage, plus a large gravel driveway providing ample parking
Refitted shaker-style kitchen (2022) offering timeless design with modern functionality, complemented by a practical utility room
Newly enhanced wildflower meadow now featuring a large wildlife pond, encouraging biodiversity and creating a tranquil, nature-rich environment
Multiple outbuildings for versatile use, including two summer houses, a Dutch barn, a garden bar and a dedicated workshop
Substantial timber cabin (built 2017) equipped with a log-burning stove and sauna, perfect as a studio, gym, guest retreat, or peaceful escape
Energy-efficient features added in 2024, including solar panels and a WiFi-controlled heating system, reducing running costs and supporting modern, sustainable living
Britannia Cottage is a truly special family home, beautifully positioned on the highly desirable Station Road in the heart of Salhouse village. Brimming with charm and character, this individually designed 1920s property sits within 0.79 acres (stms) of stunning south-facing gardens, offering a lifestyle that feels both private and connected. Inside, spacious and flexible accommodation is paired with elegant period features, creating a home that is both timeless and practical. The beautifully updated kitchen (refitted in 2022) and bathrooms (updated in 2020 by the previous owner) reflect thoughtful modernisation, while original oak details and a log-burning stove add warmth and soul. Outdoors, a wildflower meadow with a large wildlife pond, two summer houses, a Dutch barn, workshop, garden bar and a luxury timber cabin with a sauna and log-burning stove complete this idyllic setting. With Salhouse Broad, the train station, and two excellent pubs all within walking distance, this is a home to fall in love with.
The Location
Positioned along the highly sought-after Station Road in Salhouse (NR13), this property enjoys an enviable setting within one of Norfolk’s most picturesque and well-connected villages. Perfect for families, the area offers access to reputable local schools, while the nearby village hall creates a strong sense of community with regular events and gatherings.
Residents benefit from excellent transport links, with bus routes offering easy travel to surrounding areas and Salhouse Train Station just a short walk away, providing direct connections to Norwich and beyond. When it comes to dining and socialising, you’re spoilt for choice — both The Stag and The Lodge at Salhouse, recently refurbished, are within easy walking distance and offer welcoming spots to enjoy great food and drinks with friends or family.
For those who love the outdoors, the location is equally appealing. From your doorstep, you can enjoy scenic walks to Salhouse Broad or nearby Wroxham Broad, immersing yourself in the natural beauty of the Norfolk Broads National Park. With Norwich city centre just a 15-minute drive away, this peaceful yet well-connected village address offers the perfect blend of countryside charm and urban convenience — making it a truly special place to call home.
Station Road, Salhouse
Placed in a popular Norfolk village, Britannia Cottage is a beautifully crafted family home dating back to around 1923. Set within approximately 0.79 acres (stms) of mature, landscaped gardens, this unique property offers a peaceful and private lifestyle surrounded by nature — all while remaining within easy reach of local amenities and transport links.
Individually designed and full of character, the home showcases wonderful period features such as exposed oak beams, solid oak doors, and an elegant oak staircase that greets you on arrival. The spacious layout is ideal for family life and offers flexibility across two floors.
The ground floor includes two generously sized bedrooms, a stylish shower room, and a welcoming sitting room complete with bay window and log-burning stove — perfect for cosy evenings. There’s also a separate drawing room and a third reception/bedroom, all of which open out onto the garden, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living.
The heart of the home is the kitchen, refitted in 2022, and styled in a timeless shaker design, which flows through to a practical utility room. Whether you're preparing family meals or hosting summer get-togethers, this space is both functional and inviting. A new family bathroom was installed in 2020 by the previous owner, reflecting the continued investment in the home’s upkeep and quality.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom offers a peaceful retreat, complete with built-in eaves storage and lovely views across the garden and surrounding countryside. Another spacious double bedroom sits alongside, while a separate family bathroom on the half landing serves this floor.
Outside, the lifestyle continues to impress. A sweeping gravel driveway leads to a detached double garage, added in 1992, and an additional car port added in 2021, offering plenty of parking and storage. The south-facing gardens are beautifully landscaped with a mix of formal lawns, established trees including magnolia and blossom, and a charming wildflower meadow that now features a large wildlife pond, bringing the countryside right to your doorstep.
There’s a large patio area perfect for dining, two summer houses, a Dutch barn, a workshop and a garden bar all complementing the existing outbuildings, creating endless opportunities for outdoor enjoyment, hobbies, or entertaining.
A substantial timber cabin built in 2017 also enhances the outdoor living, offering a log-burning stove as well as a sauna, and provides fantastic potential as a home office, studio, gym, or guest retreat.
Newly installed solar panels and a WiFi-enabled heating system, both fitted in 2024, bring the benefits of modern energy efficiency to this character-filled home.
This is a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind property that blends history, character, and space with a peaceful, outdoor lifestyle — ideal for families looking to escape to the countryside without compromise.
Agents Note
Sold Freehold
ai Staged
Connected to all mains services - electric panels
EPC Rating: D
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