2 bedroom Bungalow
Neatherd Road, Dereham
£325,000
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Situated in Dereham, this attractive detached family home offers well-proportioned accommodation, a private enclosed garden and the convenience of off-road parking.
Detached Family Home
The property offers well-proportioned single-storey accommodation, featuring two separate reception rooms, a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room and two good-sized bedrooms – ideal for comfortable family living and entertaining.
Outside, the private enclosed garden provides an excellent space for outdoor dining, entertaining or relaxing. A private driveway offers convenient off-road parking, with the garage accessed from the rear.
The loft benefits from existing windows and offers exciting potential for conversion, subject to the necessary planning permissions and building regulations, providing an opportunity to create valuable additional living space.
Ideally positioned within Dereham, this appealing detached home combines generous living accommodation, useful outdoor space and practical parking, with the added benefit of Neatherd Moor opposite. The property would make an excellent choice for couples, families or those looking to downsize.
Property Reference: HRT110909284
Entrance Hall
A welcoming entrance hall with an external entrance door to the front aspect and doors providing access to the principal rooms.
Bedroom 12ft max into bay x 11ft 9ins (3.66m max into b
A spacious double bedroom featuring fitted wardrobes with sliding mirrored doors, radiator and a multi-window, sash-style casement bay window overlooking the front of the property.
Bedroom Two 14ft 7ins max into bay x 11ft 9ins (4.45m max
A generous double bedroom with radiator and a multi-window, sash-style casement bay window providing an attractive front aspect.
Living Room 16ft 1ins x 12ft 1ins (4.90m x 3.68m)
A well-proportioned reception room featuring inset ceiling spotlights, wall-mounted TV point, radiator and sash-style window to the side aspect. Door leading through to the rear hallway.
Inner Hall
With side-aspect window and access to the bathroom and kitchen/breakfast room.
Bathroom 11ft 6ins x 8ft max (3.51m x 2.44m max)
A generously sized and well-appointed bathroom comprising a low-level WC, vanity wash hand basin and panelled bath with shower over and glazed shower screen. Further features include inset ceiling spotlights, a large airing cupboard, tiled walls and flooring, underfloor heating, and a UPVC window overlooking the side aspect.
Kitchen / Breakfast Room 16ft x 10ft (4.88m x 3.05m)
A well-appointed, re-fitted kitchen incorporating an extensive range of contrasting wall and floor-mounted units with complementary work surfaces. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge freezer, together with a gas hob and extractor hood. Additional features include a breakfast bar, radiator and tiled flooring, creating a practical and sociable space for everyday living and entertaining.
Garden Room 11ft 4ins x 9ft 4ins (3.45m x 2.84m)
A versatile and light-filled garden room with tiled flooring, UPVC windows and external doors opening directly onto the rear garden.
Utility Room 7ft x 6ft 5ins (2.13m x 1.96m)
A useful separate utility space with plumbing and provision for a washing machine, heated towel rail, tiled flooring and UPVC window overlooking the rear aspect.
Outside
To the front of the property is a generous gravelled driveway providing ample parking and a useful turning area, enclosed by retaining fencing.The rear and side of the property benefit from attractive lawned garden areas, a paved courtyard and well-stocked borders. A personal door provides access to the single garage, which is approached from Cecil Road.
About Dereham
Dereham, in the heart of Norfolk, is controlled by Breckland District Council and is one of the larger towns in the centre of the county with a population of more than 17,800.
It has good access to the A47 to Kings Lynn and Norwich, and its location makes it easy to reach the Midlands. Tourists use the town to access the Norfolk Broads, coastal resorts and other attractions. Historically, it was a farming town, although there is now a large diverse range of businesses.
A ‘must-visit’ in Dereham is the Mid Norfolk Railway, run by railway enthusiasts. The line starts in the town and travels to Wymondham Abbey. Dereham also has a restored windmill, built in 1836, which has changing exhibitions and is open to visitors.
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