Large 6-bed 1930s home on half-acre plot backing onto woodlands, three miles from Norwich.
Six double bedrooms plus converted loft/office space
Set back on nearly half an acre and backing onto mature woodlands, this substantial 1930s detached home offers more than 3,500 sq ft of flexible family space just three miles from Norwich city centre. The heart of the house is a sweeping semi-open-plan dining and sitting room with a raised seating area and multi-fuel stove, while a large terrace and lawn provide private outdoor space for children and pets. A double garage and generous gravel parking area sit to the front, accessed by a private road.
Accommodation includes six double bedrooms on the first floor plus a converted loft/second-floor office and large attic storage — ideal for a growing family needing bedrooms, home working space or a hobby room. The fitted kitchen with Stanley Range cooker and a sizable utility room add practical benefits for daily life. Broadband speeds are fast and crime levels are very low, supporting comfortable family living.
Buyers should note a few material points: the central heating is oil-fired, which affects running costs and servicing; council tax is described as quite expensive; and the property, built in 1930, will likely need ongoing maintenance and sympathetic updating in places. Local schooling is mixed — several highly rated primary schools nearby, though the nearest secondary has a Requires Improvement rating.
Overall, this is a rare opportunity for buyers seeking a private, characterful family home with generous indoor and outdoor space, close to city amenities. The plot, woodland backdrop and flexible room layout create long-term potential, but purchasers should factor in heating costs, upkeep and council tax when assessing value.