Jubilee Way, Necton

A home designed for comfortable, flexible living, on a single-level floor. From enjoying a morning coffee in the light-filled sitting room to preparing meals in the contemporary kitchen with quality cabinetry, integrated oven, induction hob, and convenient spaces for laundry appliances, this home adapts to your everyday needs. The three versatile bedrooms, including one with French doors opening onto the garden and another with an en-suite cloakroom, provide options for family, guests, or a home office. Outside, the private rear garden offers a peaceful retreat with a paved patio, gazebo, cabin with power and lighting, and raised vegetable beds, ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or gardening. With off-road parking, low-maintenance front gardens, and the convenience of shops, schools, and market towns nearby, this property combines practical living with a lifestyle of ease and enjoyment in a sought-after village setting.

Location

Jubilee Way is a quiet residential street located in the Norfolk village of Necton, nestled in a rural yet accessible part of the county. The village sits just off the A47, providing straightforward road connections east to Dereham and west to Swaffham, both within a short drive. Public transport links include local bus services connecting Necton to these nearby towns and onward to Norwich, making commuting and weekend travel practical.

Local amenities are within easy reach. Necton offers a small selection of everyday shops, including a convenience store, post office, and a butcher, alongside a village hall and recreational facilities such as a playing field and local sports clubs. While the village maintains a peaceful, rural character, residents have access to a wider range of shops, cafés, and services in Swaffham and Dereham.

For families, Necton Church of England Primary School serves the village, while secondary schools are located in Swaffham and Dereham, offering a variety of academic and extracurricular options. The surrounding countryside provides opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor leisure, contributing to a balanced rural lifestyle without feeling isolated.

Jubilee Way

Step inside to a welcoming entrance hall, leading to a cosy lounge filled with natural light, ideal for relaxing evenings or entertaining friends. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated and features quality cabinetry, an integrated oven, an induction hob, and space for a fridge/freezer, with designated under-counter areas for your laundry appliances. It’s both stylish and practical, with direct access to the side of the property.

Three versatile bedrooms offer options for family living, home working, or hobbies, including one with French-style doors opening onto the rear garden, and another with an en-suite cloakroom for added convenience.

The outdoor space is a standout feature. A well-maintained rear garden is complete with a paved patio for dining al fresco, a gazebo, a cabin with power and lighting, and raised beds perfect for gardening enthusiasts. The front driveway offers off-road parking and low-maintenance planting, creating a welcoming entrance to the home.

It offers a lifestyle of relaxed, versatile living, whether enjoying the garden, entertaining in the light-filled sitting room, or making the most of the flexible bedroom spaces, it’s a home that adapts to your everyday life.

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