Flexible family home with garden, garage and space to personalise.
1930s semi-detached chalet bungalow with character features
Set on a well-sized plot in Thorpe St Andrew, this 1930s semi-detached chalet bungalow blends period charm with contemporary fittings. The home offers flexible accommodation across two levels: three bedrooms (with a versatile dining room ideal as a fourth bedroom or home office), a generous lounge with bi-fold doors, and a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances. Outside, the mature rear garden, wide driveway for three vehicles and a detached garage add practical family appeal.
Internally the property is well presented and moves straight in. Highlights include a bright lounge opening to the garden, a high-spec gloss kitchen with twin ovens and a 5-ring induction hob, a stylish ground-floor shower room, and double glazing throughout. The detached garage is equipped with light, power and plumbing, useful as a workshop, utility space or for future conversion subject to consent.
Practical considerations are straightforward: the house is freehold, connected to mains services, benefits from gas central heating and an affordable council tax band. The EPC is D and the cavity walls were built without insulation (assumed), so there is scope to improve energy efficiency and running costs. There are planned local developments in the area, which may influence long-term outlook for some buyers.
This is a strong choice for families or buyers wanting versatile accommodation in a well-connected suburb of Norwich. Viewings are recommended to appreciate the indoor–outdoor flow, the garden scale and the usability of the garage and driveway.