Cere Road, Sprowston

*Guide Price £300,000 - £325,000* This well-presented 1960s semi-detached chalet bungalow has been thoughtfully reconfigured to offer spacious and flexible accommodation, including a detached annex with power connected, ideal for a home office, studio or guest space. Offered with no onward chain.

Originally designed as a three-bedroom property, the layout has been adapted to create a generous first-floor principal bedroom featuring a modern en-suite shower room and generous wardrobe. This space was formerly two separate bedrooms, offering the potential to revert back if required.

Set back from the road, the property is approached via a large brick-weave driveway providing ample off-road parking. The ground floor comprises a bright and spacious sitting/dining room, a garden room with views over the rear garden, a contemporary fitted kitchen, an upgraded shower room, and a well-proportioned double bedroom.

To the rear, the property enjoys a large enclosed garden, mainly laid to lawn. The former garage has been converted by the current owners in accordance with building regulations to create a detached annex with power, providing excellent flexibility for a variety of uses.

This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a versatile home in a sought-after location, offering both generous living space and the potential for multi-generational living or working from home.

Location - Sprowston is a suburb located to the northeast of Norwich, Norfolk, in the United Kingdom. It is a popular residential area, known for its mix of urban and rural aspects, making it a desirable location for families and commuters. Although it’s close to Norwich’s city center, Sprowston retains a more suburban, tranquil feel.

Key features of Sprowston:
Residential Area: The area is largely residential, with a range of housing options, from modern developments to older properties. The streets are often lined with trees and greenery, contributing to the peaceful atmosphere.

Proximity to Norwich: Sprowston is about 3 miles from the heart of Norwich, providing easy access to the city's amenities, shops, and entertainment. The A1042 and A47 roads offer convenient transport links to the city and beyond, making it popular among those working in Norwich but preferring to live in a quieter area.

Green Spaces and Parks: Sprowston benefits from a number of green spaces, parks, and recreational areas. Notable places include the Sprowston Recreation Ground, which is perfect for walking, sports, and enjoying nature. Additionally, the nearby Mousehold Heath offers more extensive natural spaces for hiking and wildlife watching.

Schools and Local Amenities: The area is home to several good schools, making it appealing to families. Local amenities, such as shops, supermarkets, and medical services, are also well-established, providing everything residents need within easy reach.

Leisure and Entertainment: Sprowston is home to the popular Sprowston Manor Hotel, which includes a golf course, restaurant, and spa, offering both local residents and visitors a range of leisure options. There are also various pubs and cafes that contribute to the community atmosphere.

History: Historically, Sprowston was a rural village that gradually expanded as Norwich grew, particularly in the late 20th century. Evidence of its agricultural past can still be seen in some of the local architecture and surrounding landscape.