The Crossroads, Brome, Eye, IP23

A lovely example of a 4 bedroom detached house, owned since new in 2022 and very lightly lived in since. Well planned and proportioned living space includes lounge and snug, utility room and cloaks along with tremendous fitted kitchen dining room. A very smart house!

No.3 has a very good approach and makes a strong impression on arrival. The drive leads up from the road between the park railings and whilst slightly set to the left, the approach feels very much like that of this particular house. Not only does the front lawn obviously belong to the house but also the lawn and trees up to the railings creating a lovely frontage. The drive sweeps around to the double garage set discreetly to the left of the house and two addiational spaces sit opposite. Upon entering the house one is immediately struck by the sizeable reception hall which acts as hub to the ground floor. The ground floor is laid out to include the main reception room along with a versatile second room the current owners use as a Snug. A utility room and cloakroom complete the picture along with the kitchen which as a result of the L'shape footprint of the house, stretches out to an impressive 6.99m allowing a great kitchen dining combination. The sleek kitchen also, as one might hope, includes an above average range of appliances. Upstairs the central landing serves each of the four bedrooms the master bedroom being particularly roomy and with en suite shower room. The three remaining rooms are nicely balanced and include built-in storage in two along with twin double wardrobes in the master bedroom. Owned since new in 2022, this house has been lightly lived in and appears as good as new but with the advantages of having been a home: a particularly nice example.

Location

3 The Crossroads forms part of a small, stylish development of detached homes set along a No Through Road. The village of Brome, combined with its neighbour Oakley stretches east west along the southern fringes of the Waveney valley bordering Thrandeston and Stuston to the north and west and Eye to the south. The beauty of The Crossroads is the direct result of a relandscaped road system creating the No Through Road along which the houses sit and reducing considerably the movement of traffic out of Eye along what was the principle route to the A140. The improvements resulted in two roundabouts being inserted to the A140 which one at Brome has resulted in a rejuvenation of this side of the village. The houses are nicely set back from the road behind classic parkland railings in a slightly elevated position and enjoy an attractive outlook from the front. Public transport and school buses stop at the crossroads. The village itself offers a number of community benefits involving the Village Hall including a Friday night Community Club bar and regular social events throughout the year. The annual Village Fete is held in the grounds of Brome Hall. Eye is only two miles away with 'everyday' shops, Primary School, Hartismere High School, Health Centre etc. Diss, just to the north approximately three miles, includes a mainline rail station with services between the Cathedral City of Norwich to the north and London Liverpool Street.

Direction

Off either the B1077 or A140 turn into Eye Road, Brome. At the crossroads turn into the No Through Road where No.3 will be found on the right