Little Snoring Road, Kettlestone

SUMMARY
A detached bungalow, a quiet location, presented to a superb standard, has now become available and is ready for someone to move right into. The property has been extended and modernised by the current owners in order to create a home for the family to enjoy.
 

THE INTERNAL ACCOMMODATION
Through the front porch a door gives access to the entrance hall from where all the property can be easily accessed. The added extension to rear has allowed the current inhabitants to create a true hub - an open plan kitchen diner and sitting area. The kitchen is superb and it comes kitted with all the appliances that a keen cook would like to have. It is also a great space for those that do enjoy to cook but also enjoy interacting with the family and vising guests.
The sitting room is another space that is bright and airy. With a large window looking over the fields to the front and a log burner that adds that sense of comfort-this reception room creates a space to retreat to once you are done with the daily chores.
To the other side of the property are three bedrooms and the family bathroom, two of the bedrooms being double in size.
 

OUTSIDE
To the front of the property a driveway will provide ample parking spaces whist the flower beds add a touch of colour, which further elevates the property. The rear garden has been designed to allow the young ones to practice their football skills. A couple of sitting areas will allow the grownups to enjoy this outside space too - be it that is to enjoy a bbq or join in with the children.
 

LOCATION
Kettlestone is a small, linear village with a rich history, mentioned in the Domesday Book alongside the neighbouring parish of Pensthorpe. Today, it has an active community with a parish church and village hall.
Nearby Fakenham provides schools for all ages, medical facilities, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, and a cinema. It hosts a lively weekly market, a monthly farmers' market, and is home to one of the country's leading National Hunt racecourses.
To the east, the Georgian town of Holt offers a range of independent shops, Gresham's School, and charming streetscapes. A short drive north lies Burnham Market, a fashionable village known for its boutiques, eateries, and proximity to Holkham Beach.
The region is celebrated for its local produce, artisan food shops, and vibrant atmosphere. Kettlestone also enjoys easy access to the North Norfolk coast-an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty-offering birdwatching, sailing, golf, walking trails, and stunning scenery including vast beaches, saltmarshes, and the iconic Norfolk skies.
 

SERVICES
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property.

Central heating is electric boiler with a wet system.
 

DISTRICT COUNCIL
North Norfolk: .
Council Tax Band: C.
 

EPC RATING
F 

TENURE
Freehold 

VIEWING
By Appointment Through The Sole Agents, Spalding & Co.,
Office Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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