Sidings Drive, Eccles

Guide Price of £500,000 to £525,000. Amid the hush of fields and within an exclusive enclave of just six homes, a rare opportunity for refined village living awaits. This four-bedroom executive detached property enjoys a privileged position at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, blending privacy with a strong sense of community. Inside, a welcoming hallway sets the tone for the flexible ground floor, where a cosy sitting room and a versatile study, easily adapted as a fifth bedroom, provide comfort and practicality. At the heart of the home, a striking 30-foot kitchen-dining space impresses with its navy cabinetry, integrated appliances, and seamless flow to the south-facing garden. Enhancing everyday comfort, the property also boasts underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and a fitted water softener. Upstairs, four generously sized bedrooms all feature built-in storage, while the master benefits from an ensuite and rear-facing rooms capture sweeping rural views. The stylish family bathroom complements the home’s thoughtful design, adding both function and flair. Outdoors, a landscaped haven awaits, complete with decking, hot tub, and pergola, offering the ideal space to unwind or entertain. Fusing rural charm with modern elegance, this home delivers an exceptional balance of tranquillity and contemporary family living.

The Location

Eccles is a charming village in South Norfolk that offers all the benefits of peaceful rural living while still being well connected. Surrounded by open countryside and quiet lanes, it’s the kind of place where you can truly enjoy the slower pace of village life. The area is well known for its sense of community, with local schools close by and everyday amenities in the nearby market towns of Attleborough and Wymondham.

For commuters and those who like to travel, the A11 is just a short drive away, giving excellent access towards Norwich, Cambridge and London. Eccles Road railway station is also nearby for those who prefer to travel by train. Snetterton Services, only a few minutes away, is handy for day-to-day conveniences, while the surrounding area offers lovely country walks and plenty of outdoor space to explore.

Residents of Eccles are eligible for a complimentary annual Resident Pass to Snetterton Race Circuit, provided by MotorSport Vision. Each household is entitled to receive two free annual passes, each valued at £135, granting access to events throughout the year. Additionally, children aged 16 and under are admitted free of charge, making it a fantastic benefit for families in the area.

Local amenities are also close at hand — the nearby villages of Old Buckenham, East Harling, and Banham are just a five-minute drive away, offering convenient access to shops, schools, and essential services such as doctors’ surgeries, dental practices, post offices, and convenience stores.

Locally, one of the favourite spots is The Grain Kitchen, perfect for a relaxed breakfast, brunch or coffee catch-up. With the mix of village charm, good transport links and easy access to amenities, Eccles is a location that combines rural calm with real practicality — a wonderful place to call home.

Sidings Drive, Eccles

Wonderfully presented and contemporary in its décor, this 4-bedroom executive detached family home is located within a small development of just six neighbouring properties in the desirable village of Eccles. Placed within a peaceful enclave of homes, it enjoys a privileged position at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, with open fields right on the doorstep.

The combination of a rural outlook and the convenience of a spacious gravel driveway with garage makes this home both practical and idyllic.

Its appealing façade immediately sets the tone for the stylish and welcoming accommodation within.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a charming hallway boasting Karndean wooden flooring and newly installed bespoke carpenter-fitted storage under the stairs, consisting of six deep, soft-closing drawers and a seating area with additional storage underneath. These thoughtful touches introduce the rustic yet refined character that continues throughout the home.

The ground floor offers excellent flexibility with two reception spaces: one currently used as a study, easily adaptable as a fifth bedroom with a convenient WC nearby, and the other a warm, inviting sitting room. With a front-facing window, carpeted flooring, and French doors leading to the kitchen, this living space exudes comfort and cosiness.

The heart of the home lies in the impressive kitchen and dining area, stretching close to 30 feet in length. Designed with both family life and entertaining in mind, it showcases continued Karndean flooring in a herringbone pattern—a unique feature to this property. The striking navy kitchen includes an external wine chiller, Cuisinemaster Range cooker, beautifully hand-picked granite worktop, and ceramic sink, along with a breakfast bar and seating area for informal dining.

Additional lighting features include bespoke plinth lighting, down lighting within the glass cupboards and units to create a soft evening glow, and chandelier-style ceiling lights above the dining area for a glamorous touch. Patio doors open directly to the garden, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living, while a utility room offers additional space for washing appliances and household storage. Enhancing comfort and convenience, the property also benefits from underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and a fitted water softener.

Upstairs, the landing leads to four well-proportioned bedrooms, each benefiting from built-in storage to maximise space. The master bedroom enjoys the luxury of its own ensuite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a stylish four-piece family bathroom. Rear-facing rooms boast beautiful field views, adding to the home’s tranquil appeal.

The loft has been boarded out, approximately 4–5 square metres, and includes lighting and a fitted extending ladder for easy access and practical storage.

The south-facing garden ensures sunshine throughout the day. Complete with decking, a hot tub, and a pergola, it provides the perfect spot to relax and unwind. To the side of the property, there is a dedicated area featuring a 5m x 3m metal shed, offering secure and practical outdoor storage in addition to the garage. The garden also features a tranquil seating area with a water feature, creating a peaceful space to enjoy the surroundings.

With its rural charm, modern features, and thoughtfully designed living spaces, this property offers the ideal environment for a growing family or anyone seeking a serene yet stylish village home.

Agents Note

Sold Freehold

Please note: The hot tub is negotiable within the sale price. The sellers recognise that some buyers may prefer not to include it and are therefore happy to discuss its inclusion as part of any offer.

Connected to air source heat pump, mains water, electricity and alternative drainage.

Disclaimer

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