3 Bedroom Terraced House

Occupying a quiet, non-estate position on the edge of this well-regarded village, this charming mid-terrace cottage offers a wonderful blend of period character and practical modern living. Arranged over three floors and deceptively spacious throughout, the property enjoys a wealth of original features, including exposed timbers and a magnificent Inglenook fireplace housing a cast-iron multi-fuel burner. Further benefits include a private cottage-style garden and off-road parking for two vehicles side-by-side, all within easy reach of the Norfolk Broads, Suffolk coastline and the city of Norwich.

The sitting room is a particularly inviting space, filled with natural light from dual front-facing windows and rich in character, with exposed beams and the impressive inglenook fireplace creating a striking focal point. The cast-iron multi-fuel burner provides both warmth and atmosphere, perfectly complementing the cottage's period charm and making this a wonderfully cosy reception room throughout the seasons.

Beyond, the open-plan kitchen and dining room forms the heart of the home. Thoughtfully arranged for modern family living, it offers a range of fitted cabinetry, generous work surfaces and ample space for dining. Painted beamed ceilings add further character and visual appeal, whilst a stable-style door provides a delightful connection to the garden beyond, creating an effortless flow between indoor and outdoor living during the warmer months.

The first floor comprises three bedrooms, each enjoying the charm and individuality expected of a cottage of this age. The principal bedroom is particularly appealing, featuring exposed beams and fitted storage, creating a characterful and comfortable retreat. The family bathroom has been stylishly updated with a contemporary suite, complemented by feature LED lighting and modern finishes that sit comfortably alongside the property's heritage.

A staircase rises to the second floor where a versatile loft room provides valuable additional accommodation. Enhanced by exposed beams, eaves storage and a rooflight window, this adaptable space lends itself perfectly to home working, creative pursuits, a hobbies room or simply a peaceful retreat away from the main living areas.

Outside, the cottage continues to impress. The rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged to create a series of attractive and private outdoor spaces. A feature well, complete with an ornamental iron compass, provides a charming focal point, while a paved terrace adjoining the property offers the perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Established planting, colourful borders and a raised lawn combine to create a quintessential cottage garden atmosphere. A raised decked seating area positioned towards the rear of the garden provides an ideal spot from which to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and evening sunshine.

To the front, a shingled driveway provides private off-road parking for two vehicles side-by-side, an increasingly rare and valuable feature for a character property of this nature.

Full of warmth, charm and character, this delightful cottage successfully combines period features with modern comforts. From the exposed beams and multi-fuel burner to the beautifully arranged garden and versatile loft room, it represents a rare opportunity to acquire a character home in a highly convenient village setting.

Discovering Life In Haddiscoe -

The village of Haddiscoe offers a peaceful and well-balanced rural lifestyle, centred around the Grade I listed St Mary’s Church, an architectural landmark of historical significance, and a village hall which hosts a variety of local and community events. With a population of approximately 500, Haddiscoe enjoys a quiet and close-knit atmosphere while remaining well connected. Situated in south Norfolk, approximately 18 miles south-east of the City of Norwich, the village lies just west of the coastal town of Lowestoft and is conveniently positioned along the A143. The setting is particularly appealing, with the property enjoying an outlook opposite the Broadland National Park, offering open landscapes and a strong sense of space and tranquillity. The nearby market town of Beccles is within easy driving distance and provides an extensive range of amenities including schools, shops, restaurants and supermarkets, together with a mainline rail service to London Liverpool Street via Ipswich. Haddiscoe also benefits from its own railway station with services to Norwich and Lowestoft. Primary schooling is available nearby at Toft Monks and Loddon, with Hobart High School located in Loddon, making the area particularly attractive for families seeking a refined semi-rural lifestyle with excellent connectivity.

Council Tax Band - B
Local Authority - South Norfolk Council
We have been advised that the property is connected to mains water, electric, septic tank and oil central heating.

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