3 bedroom Bungalow
Shop Street, Whinburgh
£475,000
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A spacious three-bedroom detached bungalow in the rural village of Whinburgh, featuring a lounge with fireplace, open-plan kitchen/diner, large conservatory, en-suite principal bedroom, garage, ample parking, generous gardens, outbuildings, oil-fired cen
Fabulous Rural Location
The property welcomes you through an entrance porch into a spacious entrance hall, leading to a comfortable lounge featuring an attractive fireplace, creating a warm and inviting focal point. The open-plan kitchen/diner provides an excellent space for both everyday family life and entertaining, while the impressive conservatory enjoys views over the garden and offers additional versatile living space throughout the year.
Three well-proportioned bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, with the principal bedroom benefiting from its own en-suite shower room. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, making the layout ideal for families, downsizers, or those seeking single-storey living.
Outside, the property continues to impress with a sweeping gravel driveway providing ample parking for multiple vehicles and access to the garage, complete with power and lighting. The generous rear garden offers a private and established outdoor retreat, featuring a patio seating area, a variety of mature shrubs and trees, and several useful outbuildings. Further benefits include oil-fired central heating and UPVC double-glazed windows throughout, ensuring comfort and efficiency all year round.
Properties offering this combination of spacious accommodation, extensive gardens, and a sought-after rural village setting are rarely available. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this delightful bungalow has to offer.
Property Reference: HRT110909234
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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