Horsey Road, West Somerton

GUIDE PRICE £350,000 - £375,000. This impressive semi-detached family residence, set within the village of West Somerton, enjoys captivating farmland vistas to both the front and rear, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustle of everyday life. Situated on a generous plot, the property features beautifully proportioned gardens brimming with potential, providing an inspiring canvas for landscaping or outdoor living enhancements. Comprising four spacious bedrooms, the home not only caters perfectly to the needs of a growing family but also presents significant potential for further extension (stpp), allowing for adaptable living spaces that can evolve over time. Combining the charm of rural surroundings with the convenience of a thoughtfully designed family home, this property represents a rare and highly desirable opportunity for those seeking a countryside lifestyle with room to flourish.

Location

Horsey Road runs through the heart of West Somerton, a quiet village on the edge of the Norfolk Broads, offering a rural lifestyle within reach of nearby towns. The village itself is small, with a peaceful, community-oriented atmosphere, and residents typically rely on nearby Martham for day-to-day amenities such as a convenience store, post office, and a few local cafes. For larger shopping trips, Great Yarmouth is around eight miles away, providing a full range of supermarkets, shops, and leisure options.

Families will find primary and secondary schooling accessible within a short drive; nearby villages host well-regarded primary schools, while secondary schools can be reached in Martham and Great Yarmouth. Transport links are convenient for a rural location: regular local buses connect West Somerton to surrounding villages and towns, and the railway station in Great Yarmouth offers direct services to Norwich, making commuting or day trips straightforward.

The lifestyle on Horsey Road is strongly connected to the outdoors. The Norfolk Broads offer scenic waterways, walking and cycling routes, and opportunities for boating or wildlife spotting, while the coast at Winterton-on-Sea and Horsey Beach is a short drive away for seaside walks and birdwatching. The combination of a quiet village environment, accessible services, and proximity to natural landscapes makes Horsey Road appealing for those seeking a balance of rural charm and practical living.

Horsey Road

Upon entering through the porch, you are welcomed into a spacious and inviting entrance hall, setting the tone for this thoughtfully designed residence. The elegant lounge features a central multi-fuel burner set within a charming chimney breast recess, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for relaxation. Double doors lead from the lounge into a bright conservatory, seamlessly connecting the interior with the rear garden and allowing an abundance of natural light to fill the space.

To the left of the entrance hall, the dining area is anchored by a central chimney breast with a recessed cast iron multi-fuel burner on a raised hearth, combining both style and comfort. This space flows effortlessly into the well-appointed kitchen, which is fitted with a coordinated range of cream wall and base units, and complemented by a wood burner, perfect for both everyday family life and entertaining.

Upstairs, four generously proportioned bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, alongside a convenient WC, offering flexible space for rest, work, or study.

The exterior is a true highlight of the home. A gated entrance opens onto a sweeping block-paved driveway, with multiple off-road parking spaces for convenience. The grounds feature a sweeping lawn, mature and established shrubbery, productive vegetable patches, and a greenhouse, offering ample opportunities for gardening and outdoor enjoyment. At the rear, a garage/workshop provides practical storage, while a versatile brick outbuilding presents potential for conversion into a studio, home office, or creative space (stpp).

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