Thorpe End

Tucked discreetly in the sought after and peaceful garden village of Thorpe End, this much loved and handsome single storey home showcases a wealth of well-presented, characterful accommodation in a glorious plot filled with thriving landscaped gardens and far-reaching countryside views.

Upon entering, one is greeted by the welcoming entrance hall which meanders through the home providing direct access to every corner of the accommodation. A sociable kitchen/breakfast room showcases a wealth of modern cabinetry complemented by the pantry, with space enough for a breakfast table making this a delightful space in which to start the day with family or to host friends. Two formal receptions provide excellent versatility with a semi-open plan nature between the two – the sitting room is an elegant space to unwind and light the woodburning stove whilst the adjoining garden room is filled with drama via the enormous bay window, and is a brilliantly characterful space in which to soak up the garden views. Elsewhere, the formal dining room provides handy versatility and would make for an excellent fourth bedroom should the need arise.

Of the three further bedrooms, the principal suite boasts generous proportions an array of built in wardrobes and a well-appointed shower room en-suite. The two further bedrooms are well served by the central family bathroom.

NORWICH

Norwich, an ancient city steeped in a millennium of history, has long been a haven for writers, radicals, and independent thinkers, fostering a rich culture and creative spirit. Its meticulously preserved medieval streets host a thriving community of small businesses, a dynamic culinary scene, and a vibrant arts culture. As a gateway to a county renowned for its pristine landscapes, expansive skies, and untouched vistas, Norwich continues to inspire.

Named one of the best places to live in 2021, Norwich sits approximately 20 miles from the coast where the River Yare and the River Wensum converge, the latter meandering through its heart. Once the second largest city in England during the 11th century, Norwich proudly retains its title as the UK’s most complete medieval city. Historic paths like Elm Hill beckon with Tudor architecture and quaint cafés leading to the majestic Norwich Cathedral, a testament to its thousand-year legacy.

West of the city, the University of East Anglia stands as a striking example of brutalist architecture, housing the Sainsbury Centre for modern and ethnographic art. Norwich’s property landscape offers diversity, from Victorian city-centre dwellings and converted mills to town houses and contemporary luxury homes. The “Golden Triangle” is cherished among families, while nearby rural villages like Stoke Holy Cross, Surlingham, and Bawburgh offer larger estates and idyllic countryside living.

With direct trains to London’s Liverpool Street in just 90 minutes and an airport connecting to UK cities and Amsterdam, Norwich blends historical charm with modern connectivity—a city that captivates and welcomes all who embrace its allure.

SERVICES CONNECTED

Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas.

COUNCIL TAX

Band E.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING

D. Ref:- 0340-2073-5440-2095-8935

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TENURE

Freehold.

LOCATION

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