Chain‑free detached bungalow, built 2022, freehold
Three double bedrooms, principal bedroom with en‑suite
Open‑plan shaker kitchen/family room with log burner and bi‑folds
Large walk‑in pantry, utility room with external access
Huge private garden with Indian sandstone patio and field views
Integral garage, ample driveway parking
Air‑source heat pump with underfloor heating; EPC B
Remoter village location; average mobile signal, electricity tariff unspecified
This recently constructed (2022) detached bungalow offers generous single‑storey living on a huge plot in peaceful Stow Bridge. The house centres on a superb open‑plan shaker kitchen/family room with a log burner, bi‑fold doors to an Indian sandstone patio, and a large walk‑in pantry — ideal for family gatherings and year‑round entertaining. Built features include an air‑source heat pump with underfloor heating and an EPC rating of B, which help with running costs compared with older electric heating systems.
Accommodation is arranged for ease and comfort: three double bedrooms with an en‑suite to the principal, a dual‑aspect sitting room with field views, a sizable utility room with external access, a home office, guest WC and an integral garage with driveway parking. The interiors are bright, well‑proportioned and flow naturally to the generous garden — a strong draw for families, gardeners and those seeking outdoor space.
Practical considerations are stated plainly: the property is in a remoter village setting so everyday amenities are limited locally, though Downham Market and King’s Lynn are within reasonable driving distance. Mobile signal is average; broadband is fast. Heating relies on electricity via an air‑source heat pump — energy efficient but running costs will depend on your tariff (electricity supplier/tariff unspecified). Photographs used with the listing have been virtually staged/CGI and may not reflect exact furnishings.
Offered chain‑free on freehold tenure, this home suits buyers prioritising roomy, low‑maintenance, single‑level living with strong outdoor space and modern energy features, while accepting a quieter village location and the practicalities of electric heating and rural connectivity.
