Four bedrooms and modern family bathroom offering comfortable family accommodation.
Open-plan sitting/dining room with bay window and wood-burning stove.
Recent two-storey rear extension — unfinished and sold as seen.
Large private garden, three timber sheds and tall hedging for privacy.
Driveway for multiple cars plus garage for storage or workshop.
Oil-fired central heating; double glazing (installation date unknown).
EPC rating D; broadband speeds slow — limited for heavy home working.
Freehold, village location with very low crime and basic local amenities.
Set in the quiet Norfolk village of Catfield, this extended four-bedroom semi delivers generous family living and sweeping field views. The open-plan sitting/dining room is centred on a brick fireplace with an inset wood burner and a bay window, creating a warm, sociable heart to the home. Upstairs offers four comfortable bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.
A recent two-storey rear extension substantially increases the ground-floor footprint and reception flexibility, but it is unfinished and will be sold as seen—an opportunity for buyers to personalise the space but a cost and time consideration. The kitchen is fitted with wall and base units and space for standard appliances, with an adjoining utility and ground-floor WC for everyday convenience.
Externally the plot is a strong selling point: a large private garden with maintained lawn, planted beds, tall hedging and three timber sheds, plus a driveway for multiple vehicles and a garage for storage. Practical notes include oil-fired central heating, double glazing of unknown installation date, an EPC rating of D and slow broadband speeds. The property is freehold and lies close to village amenities, primary schooling and rural transport links.
This house suits families seeking countryside space and the chance to add value by finishing the extension and refreshing interiors. It also appeals to buyers wanting off-road parking, generous outdoor space and a quiet village lifestyle—while being realistic about improvement needs and limited digital connectivity.
