Property description
Located in a valley this secluded 4/5 bed detached executive home offers a peaceful retreat on the edge of the city with lovely tranquil valley views to the rear and woodland views to the front.
Space light and privacy are best to describe this property, with well proportioned rooms and excellent living accommodation the property is in the sought after location of Old Costessey.
The house comprises downstairs of a large entrance hall with central staircase off the hallway is a large reception room with feature fireplace and doors leading onto garden double doors lead to the dining room which again has access to the garden.The kitchen is large enough for a dining table and has access to the utility room with access to the outside and a door to the double garage with double electric doors this area of the property could be made into an excellent annexe if required. further rooms include a WC a study/guest bedroom and an entrance porch. Upstairs is a good sized wrap around landing leading to four bedrooms and a principal bathroom, the master bedroom has an en-suite shower room.
The fully enclosed garden area consists of a lawned garden area with mature well maintained plants trees and shrubs, to the rear is a large patio entertainment area, a Summer house and vegetable plot. To the front is a good sized driveway leading to double garage. The garden is secluded and perfect for families.
Location
Old Costessey stands above the banks of the Wensum on one side and the Tud on the other, within the gently sloping valley into which Kirklands is built. This historic, picturesque village very much retains a rural feel with tree lined streets and few streetlights, period houses and cottages are scattered amongst more modern properties resulting in an established setting which is distinct and separate from Norwich, although lying only 4 miles north-west of the city centre. The countryside pursuits which Norfolk offers in abundance are all at hand, from the nearby golf-club to the tourist and children centred attractions such as the dinosaur adventure park, with the Broads, rivers, walking, cycling and horse-riding available for those who want to take advantage of the great outdoors. Two village pubs/restaurants are also available in Old Costessey with a wide choice slightly further afield, and the elegant flint built 14th Century Church of St Edmunds retains a peaceful setting near the village centre. The main A47 trunk road is a few minutes' drive away, with a Sainsburys & several national chain stores just off.
Fixtures and Fittings
All fixtures and fittings including curtains are specifically excluded from the sale, but may be available in addition, subject to separate negotiation.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage.
Agents Note
The property is offered subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, whether public or private, all way leaves, easements and other rights of way whether specifically mentioned or not.
Tenure
Vacant possession of the freehold will be given upon completion.
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