Whitehouse Cottage The Street, Dereham, NR20 3AJ

Guide price £350,000-£375,000 A home with real presence, this property that was part of a former village post office now offers expansive family living wrapped in character and charm.

Its standout features include two impressive inglenook fireplaces, a grand sitting room, an open-plan family/dining room, a sociable kitchen/breakfast space and a light‐filled conservatory overlooking the established garden.

Four bedrooms sit across two staircases, including a principal suite, while outside the attractive façade, gated driveway and detached garage/workshop add to its appeal.

With over 2,800 square feet of accommodation and clear scope to extend, modernise or create an annexe (stpp), it presents a rare opportunity for buyers seeking space, flexibility and a lifestyle rooted in village character.

The Location The Street sits at the heart of Hockering, a well‐connected Norfolk village that offers a straightforward rural lifestyle without feeling remote.

The setting is defined by open countryside, established homes and a friendly village layout, giving day‐to‐day life a relaxed pace while still keeping essentials close at hand.

Hockering has a local shop and a village hall, with wider amenities easily reached in nearby Dereham and Norwich.

Larger supermarkets are found in Dereham, including Tesco and Aldi, with Sainsbury’s also within a short drive.

Families benefit from Hockering Primary School in the village, with secondary options such as Northgate High School and Dereham Neatherd High School in Dereham.

Transport links are practical, with the A47 running just south of the village for direct access towards Norwich, Dereham and beyond, and regular bus services connecting to surrounding towns.

Living here suits those who want a village setting with simple access to countryside walks, local community spaces and the convenience of larger centres only minutes away.

The Street This home offers a lifestyle shaped by character, space and the gentle rhythm of village living.

Once part of the local post office, it has evolved into a substantial family residence where original features sit comfortably alongside modern upgrades.

The result is a property with real presence, one that feels rooted in its history yet ready for the next chapter.

The façade sets the tone with strong kerb appeal, a well‐kept front garden and gated access leading to a large driveway and a detached garage/workshop.

Inside, the entrance hall introduces a warm, welcoming atmosphere before the house opens into its impressive reception spaces.

The sitting room is a standout, a grand room anchored by an inglenook fireplace with an inset wood burner.

It is the sort of space that naturally becomes the heart of the home, ideal for relaxed evenings and gatherings that stretch long into the night.

The open‐plan family/dining room continues the sense of scale, offering defined areas for dining, entertaining and everyday living.

A second inglenook fireplace adds character and warmth, making this a versatile room that adapts effortlessly to family life.

The kitchen/breakfast room provides a practical hub, fitted with cabinetry and integrated appliances, while internal double doors open into the conservatory, a bright, uplifting space that draws in panoramic views of the garden and extends the reception areas further.

Two staircases lead to the first floor, where four bedrooms are arranged to offer privacy and flexibility.

The principal bedroom enjoys an en‐suite shower room, while the second bedroom benefits from built‐in wardrobes and its own staircase, creating a quiet corner that works beautifully as a guest suite or private retreat.

A modern family bathroom with vanity storage serves the remaining bedrooms.

The rear garden is established and generous, with a sweeping lawn, planted beds that bring seasonal interest, a patio for outdoor dining and a greenhouse for those who enjoy tending to plants.

It is a garden designed for both quiet enjoyment and family use, with plenty of space to shape further.

With over 2,800 square feet of accommodation and clear potential to extend, modernise or create a self‐contained annexe (subject to planning), this is a home that offers long‐term versatility.

For buyers seeking character, space and a lifestyle rooted in village charm, it presents an appealing and rare opportunity. Agents Notes Freehold. Connected to mains water, electricity and drainage.

Oil central heating and wood burners. Shared access to the driveway at the rear with neighbouring properties.

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