- Four double bedrooms, principal with en-suite and walk-in wardrobe
- Open-plan kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and double oven
- Four reception rooms provide flexible family and home-office space
- Brick-weave driveway and single garage; large private landscaped garden
- Newly renovated interior but EPC rated E; energy improvements advisable
- Double glazing fitted before 2002; cavity walls partially insulated (assumed)
- Built circa 1976–82; may require typical older-house maintenance
- Very low local crime, fast broadband, excellent mobile signal
This twice-extended, newly renovated four-bedroom detached house sits elevated in a quiet Taverham cul-de-sac, offering spacious family living across multiple reception rooms. The open-plan kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and a light-filled lounge with bifold doors create excellent indoor–outdoor flow onto a landscaped garden and patio.
Practicality is strong: a brick-weave driveway and single garage provide parking and storage, while a utility room and ground-floor WC add everyday convenience. Upstairs the principal bedroom includes an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe; three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the layout.
The property is well-located for families, close to several highly rated primary and secondary schools and set in a very low-crime, affluent neighbourhood with fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. The large plot and flexible reception rooms also suit home working or multi-generational use.
Buyers should note the EPC rating of E and that the double glazing was installed before 2002; cavity walls have partial insulation (assumed). Constructed in the late 1970s–early 1980s, the house may benefit from ongoing maintenance or further energy-efficiency upgrades to improve running costs.
