Chapel Lane, IP23

Built and owned by the current owners, this detached house has fields on three sides with tremendous views, and is located at the end of a No Through Road. A separate annexe/workshop building has Planning Permission for conversion and extension to create a dwelling complete with own vehicular access.

Stoke Ash is a rural area just to the south of Eye with an historic parish church, Baptist Chapel, Village Hall and the former Coaching Inn, The White Horse. Chapel Lane, as the name suggests, is home to the Baptist Chapel found as one turns off the A140 Norwich Road into the lane which is a no through road and to the north of the main village area. Junedale sits at the very end surrounded by fields on three sides and one residential neighbour next door. A footpath leads off the lane across the fields and picks up the network or paths and lanes around Braiseworth and in turn those connecting with Eye and Thorndon. With virtually no passing traffic and tremendous views, the property offers rural benefits yet is within easy reach of the wider area via the A140 extending between Norwich and Ipswich. The town of Eye, approximately 3 miles to the north provides an excellent range of everyday shopping facilities along with High School with Sixth Form and Ofsted Outstanding accreditation, Health Centre and Hospital facilities. The South Norfolk town of Diss just further north provides a mainline rail station and commuter service to London Liverpool Street Station.

Junedale is a 'modern' detached house of good proportion, designed and built for the current owner some forty plus years ago in a plot now extending to approximately 0.23 Acres (0.10 Hectares) having acquired additional land to that originally purchased. This good size plot is further enhanced by open fields on three sides across which the property has tremendous views. Whilst one set of gates lead to a garage attached to the house, a second set of gates lead to a further drive extending across the adjacent annexe/workshop which also contains a garage space. This building in the past has been home to a bicycle sales and repair business and benefits from Planning Permission having been granted following Appeal to convert and extend to form a single dwelling - Appeal Ref: APP/W3520/W/22/3309752.

The house itself is well planned and of good proportion including two reception rooms, sizeable kitchen with pantry and utility along with a good size conservatory beyond. Upstairs, three well proportioned bedrooms can be found off a central landing plus bathroom. Good views across the fields can be enjoyed from the first floor windows, the windows being of PVCu framing and double glazed complementing the oil fired radiator heating.