Muskett Road, Ashwellthorpe, NR16

Whether you are a professional couple looking for the perfect place to host friends and family, or you are searching for the ideal home with room for your family to grow, perhaps you need a dedicated space to work from home... this stunning property, built in 2020 and presented to an exceptional standard throughout will not disappoint. Complete with underfloor heating to the ground floor, air-source heat pump, and electric car charging point.

Situated on the edge of a small development in a lovely South Norfolk village, you not only have access to some great local countryside and dog walks, but you can also take advantage of the tennis courts, sports field and children's play area associated with the recently build Thorpe Hall community centre to the rear.

On approach, you will find the driveway to the right of the property, providing parking for two or more cars and access to the large (10'1 x 23') garage, which benefits from an electric roller door.
Returning to the front, and beneath cover, the entrance door opens to a spacious and welcoming hallway, off which there is a cloakroom/W.C. a study/playroom, and a utility room with an external door out to the drive. The stylish dual-aspect living room has a full-height window to the front, another window overlooking the rear garden and a striking fireplace with an inset woodburner for you to enjoy cosy evenings. Double doors connect through to the fitted kitchen, so, whether you prefer a kitchen/dining room or a living/dining space, the choice is yours. Glazed double doors open to the patio terrace which is a great space if you like to dine outdoors, but you are also spoiled by having a fabulous raised decked terrace which is perfect for an outdoor sofa or two as well as a dining table.
Moving back indoors, and up to the first floor galleried landing, where you will find four double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes and a well-appointed en-suite shower room. The second bedroom also has an en-suite, making it ideal for guests, and the remaining two bedrooms are also both doubles (One having a built-in wardrobe). Completing the accommodation is a good-sized family bathroom.
Outside, the rear garden is fully enclosed, with a secure gate to the drive. In addition to the paved patio and the decked terrace previously mentioned, the garden itself is mainly laid to lawn with raised and planted borders.

Viewing is essential to fully appreciate everything this wonderful home has to offer. You can also find additional information in our Key Facts for Buyers available by clicking the brochure link.
There is an annual communal grounds service charge of approximately £175 (paid in two 6 monthly instalments)

LOCATION

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Ashwellthorpe is a small rural village just 3.5 miles south-east of the historic market town of Wymondham and sitting just 10 miles to the south-west of the City of Norwich. It is ideally placed for access into the city as well as the University of East Angia (UEA), The Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital (NNUH), Research Park, and the rest of East Anglia and beyond with the A11, A140 and A47 being only a few miles drive away. The village enjoys an active community network. There is church, village hall, and a recently opened community centre, which offers a sports hall with reception rooms and a kitchen, outdoor tennis courts and a children’s playground. The centre is well utilised and there are a number of classes on offer. There is a playgroup held in the old village hall, from which many of the children go on to attend the nearby primary school in Wreningham (2.2 miles). Lower Wood in Ashwellthorpe is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, managed by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. There are further amenities available in nearby Mulbarton (4.5 miles) and Swardeston (6 miles).

Wymondham is known for its excellent local amenities with a wide range of shops, supermarkets including a Waitrose and two senior schools, including Wymondham High Academy and Wymondham College, which is a state boarding school. The town also has a local railway station with links to London via Cambridge and also to Norwich.

The Cathedral City of Norwich offers a vibrant arts and business community and is the regional centre for cultural and shopping amenities. There is a permanent market in the centre of the city. Norwich has a mainline railway station (London Liverpool Street, 100 minutes) and to the north of the city is Norwich International Airport.

The Brecks and the Norfolk Broads together with the renowned coastline are all within easy driving distance. There are a number of golf courses and other leisure facilities in the area.