4, Stevens Road, Little Snoring, NR21 0GZ

4 Stevens Road is an attractive brick and flint detached bungalow, built approximately 25 years ago and occupying a prominent corner position within a quiet cul de sac in the popular and conveniently situated village of Little Snoring.

The well presented accommodation is approached via a covered storm porch, leading into an L-shaped entrance hall with two built-in storage cupboards.

The hallway gives access to the well appointed kitchen and a comfortable, triple-aspect sitting/dining room.

There are also three bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefitting from an en suite shower room, together with a luxury family bathroom.

Further features include UPVC double glazed windows and doors throughout, predominantly oak veneer internal doors and oil-fired central heating.

The sitting/dining room has an attractive fireplace housing a recessed wood burning stove, providing a pleasing focal point to the living area of the room.

Little Snoring and neighbouring villages are noted for their friendly atmosphere and welcoming community with a Parish Church, primary school and local amenities making the village a practical and convenient place to live.

With picturesque countryside right on the doorstep the location is ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling or just enjoying the natural environment.

Little Snoring provides easy access to Norwich via the A148 and also the market towns of Holt and Fakenham, both known for excellent schooling, retail outlets, health facilities, public houses and independent eateries.

The north Norfolk coast is only a short drive away making the village ideal for families or those seeking a quieter lifestyle. Mains water, mains drainage and mains electricity.

Oil-fired central heating to radiators. EPC Rating Band tbc. North Norfolk District Council, Holt Road, Cromer, Norfolk, NR27 9EN. Council Tax Band C.

Outside 4 Stevens Road is situated on a generous corner plot with driveway parking to the rear and a brick built garage with up and over door to the front, power, light and a pedestrian door leading to the garden.

A timber pedestrian gate opens from the driveway into the attractive, partly walled rear garden which is thoughtfully arranged with paved pathways, raised, well stocked borders and a lawned area beyond.

Mature planting and a good degree of privacy with an outside tap and lighting plus a screened area to the rear of the garage housing the oil storage tank.

A further garden area lies to the side of the property, enclosed by a low hedge and currently used by the owners as a productive vegetable garden.

This area extends towards the front of the property where the front garden is principally lawned, with established planted borders and a central variegated tree providing an attractive focal point.

A paved pathway leads to the front storm porch with an external light.