Lyng, Norwich

Coming to the market for the first time in over 25 years is this lovely three-bedroom detached bungalow nestled in the quiet hamlet of Lyng Easthaugh, with the River Wensum in the distance and rolling fields to the rear; it's a hidden Norfolk gem.

As you step through the threshold, you are greeted by a large entrance hallway, off which all the rooms stem. This sense of space is not only obvious as you walk through the property, but it is heighted as you open the curtains and look beyond, over the everchanging Norfolk countryside.

The heart of this residence is its expansive open-plan living area, thoughtfully designed to create a seamless flow between relaxation and entertainment. Bathed in natural light pouring in through large windows, this space exudes warmth, inviting you to unwind in its cosy embrace no matter the weather.

This bungalow boasts three generously sized bedrooms, each offering a peaceful retreat from the world outside. Additionally, a separate study/home office provides the perfect sanctuary for those who seek a dedicated workspace or a cosy reading nook to lose themselves in a good book.

For those that need another bedroom, the front porch could be extended ever so slightly to envelope the study back into the house (STPP).

For those with a penchant for outdoor living, the rear of the property offers a picturesque backdrop of rolling countryside vistas, providing an idyllic setting for outdoor dining or simply basking in the beauty of nature.

Convenience is key, with a single garage offering secure parking for your vehicle, while a private driveway provides ample space for several cars, ensuring that you and your guests are always accommodated with ease. 

LYNG Lyng is an attractive and accommodating village, especially for young families, with many activities throughout the year. The village has its own public house, The Fox, which holds a popular pop up street food event every Monday for 6 months of the year, a local convenience shop, fresh fish vans, a mobile post office twice weekly, a mobile library, garage and primary school. In addition, there is a busy village hall, a football pitch, a floodlit multi sports area and playground as well as a tennis club with 2 all weather courts. For the nature lovers there are excellent walks as well as the river which is wonderful for wild swimming and paddle boarding; there is also a bird watching group.

The village is situated 7 miles from the market town of Dereham and 4 miles from Reepham and it is within the catchment area for the popular Reepham High School. The Cathedral City of Norwich is 12 miles away which is dominated by its magnificent Norman cathedral, boasting the largest cloisters in England, the second tallest spire in the country and an amazing 1,200 carved stone roof bosses - one of the greatest art treasures of medieval Europe. Norwich is proud of its past and present status. Its ancient buildings and city wall remains make it the most complete medieval city in Britain. In medieval times Norwich was one of the greatest cities in England, and today, as East Anglia's capital city, it still is - offering a rare blend of historic interest and modern sophistication. The city offers direct rail links to London and international travel via Schiphol airport in Amsterdam. 

SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity. Water via bore hole. Oil fired central heating. Drainage via septic tank. 

COUNCIL TAX Band D. 

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING D. Ref:- 2121-3037-9204-5544-2200
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TENURE Freehold. 

LOCATION What3words: ///cure.spades.drizzly 

PROPERTY REFERENCE 45811 

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