Field Views, Little Dunham, PE32 2DW

Guide Price £650,000 - £700,000, offers submitted in the middle of the guide price are welcomed. Plot 3 is the last plot remaining.

Minors and Brady are pleased to bring to market this striking, individually designed four-bedroom detached home set within an exclusive development of just four properties in a peaceful countryside setting.

Backing onto open fields and situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, this thoughtfully planned new build offers high-specification finishes, generous living spaces, and strong eco-credentials, including solar panels and an air-source heat pump.

With over 2,100 sqft of internal space, a private balcony off the main bedroom, and an expansive kitchen/dining room opening onto the garden, this is a home designed for comfort, style, and practicality.

Location Field Views enjoys a peaceful setting on the edge of Little Dunham, a traditional Norfolk village surrounded by open fields, winding lanes, and a strong sense of community.

The immediate area offers a relaxed rural lifestyle, with scenic walks, cycling routes, and nature just a short distance away.

Just a few minutes up the road, the neighbouring village of Necton provides useful everyday amenities including a Co-op, a primary school, pub, GP surgery, and post office.

For broader services, the historic market town of Swaffham is only a 10-minute drive and offers a range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, a leisure centre, and a popular Saturday market.

Despite its countryside feel, Little Dunham is well-connected. The A47 is easily reached, linking the village directly to King’s Lynn in the west and Norwich in the east.

Both towns provide access to regional employment hubs, shopping centres, and cultural attractions.

For rail travel, King’s Lynn station (approximately 35 minutes by car) offers direct services to Ely, Cambridge, and London King’s Cross, making the location ideal for those seeking rural calm without giving up transport convenience.

Norwich has recently been named the best place to live in the UK in the Sunday Times Best Places to Live 2026, recognised for its historic character, strong sense of community, and vibrant city atmosphere.

The city offers a unique setting where a 900 year old market, independent businesses, and a growing creative scene sit alongside excellent schools, transport links, and modern amenities.

As England’s first UNESCO City of Literature, Norwich continues to stand out for its culture, individuality, and quality of life, making it an increasingly sought after place to live, work, and visit.

Field Views The ground floor centres around a spacious entrance hall that leads to two large reception rooms.

On one side, the open-plan kitchen and dining space spans over 25ft, designed for modern family life and entertaining.

Fitted with high-end integrated appliances including a full-height fridge and freezer, mid-level double oven with microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine, this sociable kitchen is as functional as it is impressive.

There’s also scope for buyers to select their preferred kitchen finish, subject to build stage.

On the opposite side of the hall, the sitting room offers a quieter space to unwind, with bi-fold doors connecting directly to the patio and rear garden.

Completing the ground floor is a useful utility room with outside access, a downstairs cloakroom, and a separate study – ideal for remote work or a second reception area.

Space and Comfort Upstairs All four bedrooms are located on the first floor, accessed from a central landing.

The principal suite is particularly appealing, featuring a large walk-in dressing room, en suite shower room, and French doors opening onto a private balcony with far-reaching views across open countryside.

The second bedroom includes its own en suite shower room, while the remaining two bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom with a panelled bath and separate shower.

Bedrooms two and three also benefit from fitted wardrobes, offering practical storage without compromising space.

Outside and Practicalities To the front, a generous driveway provides ample off-road parking and access to the attached double garage, which includes lighting, power, and internal access.

The front garden will feature newly planted hedging with native species such as hawthorn, dogwood, and holly, thoughtfully selected to enhance the natural surroundings.

The rear garden offers a good-sized lawn and patio area, enclosed by close-board fencing to the sides and a post-and-rail fence at the rear to maintain uninterrupted views of the fields beyond.

Eco-Friendly and Efficient The home is equipped with a sustainable air source heat pump and extensive solar panel system, helping reduce running costs and increase long-term energy efficiency – ideal for future-conscious buyers.

Agents Notes We understand this property will be sold freehold, connected to mains water, electricity and sewerage plant.

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