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See how verdicts work3-bedroom terraced house · NR14 7RY
Sold STCListed 108 days
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About
Occupying a unique position on the highly regarded Long Road, this attractive 1930's end-terrace home enjoys a surprising level of privacy, generous outside space and versatile accommodation extending to approximately 1183 sq.ft.
Approached via a loke from Long Road serving only a handful of homes, this unique property immediately creates a sense of privacy and seclusion.
The extensive parking area is positioned directly alongside the property, providing ample space for multiple vehicles and a level of convenience rarely found with homes of this style.
As an end-terrace property, it also benefits from access to both sides of the home, further enhancing its practicality.
The tucked-away setting creates a peaceful feel despite being within easy reach of local amenities, excellent schooling and Norwich city centre.
The accommodation offers a surprising amount of space and flexibility throughout.
Thanks to the property's unique position, there are effectively two entrances into the home, both providing practical areas for coats and shoes and allowing easy access whether arriving from the parking area or the road frontage.
The reception space is particularly well-proportioned.
The sitting room offers a comfortable place to relax and enjoys double doors which open directly onto the rear garden, allowing the outside space to become a natural extension of the home during the warmer months.
The dining room sits adjacent to the kitchen and creates the perfect space for family gatherings and entertaining.
The kitchen itself offers ample workspace and storage whilst retaining the charm and character expected from a home of this era.
Located off the dining room is a useful utility area together with a ground floor shower room. A generous understairs storage cupboard further enhances the practicality this home offers.
One of the property's most attractive features is the staircase.
As part of a previous extension, the staircase has been significantly enlarged, creating an impressive central feature which provides a wonderful sense of space as it rises to the first floor.
The first-floor accommodation is arranged around a spacious landing and comprises three bedrooms together with the family bathroom.
The principal bedroom enjoys a dual-aspect outlook, while bedroom two benefits from a built-in cupboard which conceals a staircase leading to the loft room.
This additional space provides excellent versatility and could suit a variety of requirements depending on a purchaser's needs. The outside space is equally appealing.
The rear garden is considerably larger than many found with similar properties locally and enjoys a high degree of privacy with no direct overlooking.
A brick-built studio/outbuilding provides useful additional space and offers a variety of potential uses subject to a purchaser's requirements.
Further enhancing the practicality of the home is access to both sides of the property.
Occupying a unique position on one of South Norfolk's most desirable roads, this charming home combines generous accommodation, extensive parking, a substantial garden and a wonderful sense of privacy.
Properties offering such a versatile package in this highly regarded location are rarely available for long. Discover Life in Framingham Earl; Where Countryside Living Meets Everyday Convenience.
Located just four miles south of Norwich, Framingham Earl is one of South Norfolk's most sought-after villages.
Combining a picturesque rural setting with excellent amenities close at hand, it has long been a favourite amongst families, professionals and those seeking a quieter pace of life without sacrificing connectivity.
Steeped in character and surrounded by beautiful countryside, Framingham Earl enjoys a strong sense of community whilst benefitting from the convenience of neighbouring Poringland, where residents have access to supermarkets, cafés, healthcare facilities, independent shops and a range of everyday services.
For commuters, Norwich city centre is within easy reach by car or regular bus services, whilst the nearby A47 provides convenient links across Norfolk and beyond.
The village also benefits from high-speed broadband, making it equally appealing to those now working from home. Education remains one of Framingham Earl's strongest attractions.
Framingham Earl High School enjoys an excellent reputation and sits at the heart of the community, while Poringland Primary School and Nursery is just a short distance away.
A selection of highly regarded village primary schools can also be found nearby, whilst Norwich's respected independent schools, including Norwich School, Norwich High School for Girls and Town Close School, are all easily accessible.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, Framingham Earl offers immediate access to some of South Norfolk's most attractive countryside.
Woodland walks, open farmland and quiet country lanes provide endless opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the surrounding landscape.
High Ash Farm, renowned for its wildlife and scenic trails, is also close by. Food lovers are particularly well served.
Nearby Caistor Hall is home to the Michelin-recommended restaurant by Mark Poynton, attracting visitors from across the county with its exceptional seasonal menus.
The acclaimed Wildebeest in Stoke Holy Cross is another local favourite, offering a relaxed dining experience with an emphasis on quality local produce.
Despite its peaceful setting, Framingham Earl remains exceptionally well connected, offering the perfect balance between village life and modern convenience.
Whether you're raising a family, seeking more outside space or simply looking to enjoy a slower pace of life, it's easy to understand why this charming South Norfolk village remains one of the area's most desirable places to call home.
Additional Information: Council Tax Band: B Local Authority - South Norfolk Council We have been advised that the property is connected to mains water, electricity, drainage and gas central heating.
We have also been advised that part of the property is subject to a flying freehold arrangement.
Further information is available upon request and prospective purchasers may wish to discuss this with their legal representative or mortgage adviser.
Winkworth wishes to inform prospective buyers and tenants that these particulars are a guide and act as information only.
All our details are given in good faith and believed to be correct at the time of printing but they don’t form part of an offer or contract.
No Winkworth employee has authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to this property.
All fixtures and fittings, whether fitted or not are deemed removable by the vendor unless stated otherwise and room sizes are measured between internal wall surfaces, including furnishings.
The services, systems and appliances have not been tested, and no guarantee as to their operability or efficiency can be given.
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About Long Road, Framingham Earl, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14
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