Southgate Way, Briston

This well-presented home offers a great balance of modern design, practical features, and flexible living space, appealing to a wide range of buyers. It makes a strong first impression with its smart frontage, generous parking, and EV charging, and is presented in true turn-key condition. Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and backing onto a common, the setting offers both privacy and a pleasant outlook. Inside, the flowing layout suits modern lifestyles, with open, connected spaces ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen provides a stylish focal point with a sociable, contemporary feel. Upstairs, the accommodation is thoughtfully arranged to offer comfort, privacy, and versatility. Outside, the wrap-around garden extends the living space with areas to relax and entertain. Located in the popular village of Briston, the property combines a welcoming sense of home with a desirable setting.

The Location

Briston is a well-established village in the district of North Norfolk, known for its traditional rural character and strong sense of community. With roots that stretch back centuries, the village retains much of its historic charm while continuing to function as a practical and welcoming place to live.

Located approximately five miles south of the popular market town of Holt, Briston benefits from a convenient position that balances countryside living with accessibility. The surrounding landscape is typically North Norfolk, with open fields, quiet lanes and footpaths that make the area particularly attractive to walkers, cyclists and those who enjoy spending time outdoors. The North Norfolk coast is also within easy reach, offering beaches, nature reserves and coastal villages for day trips.

The village itself provides a good range of everyday amenities. These include a primary school, a local shop serving day-to-day needs, a parish church, and a public house that acts as a social hub for residents. Community life is an important part of Briston, with local events, clubs and activities helping to maintain a friendly and connected atmosphere.

Overall, Briston appeals to those seeking a peaceful village environment without feeling isolated. Its combination of local facilities, access to nearby towns, and proximity to both countryside and coast makes it a practical and attractive option for a wide range of residents, from families to retirees.

Southgate Way, Briston

This attractive three-bedroom home in the popular village of Briston offers an ideal setting for modern family living, combining strong kerb appeal with well-balanced internal space and practical features throughout. Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and backing onto a common, the property enjoys a peaceful setting with a pleasing sense of privacy. Set back from the road, the home benefits from ample off-road parking on a gravelled driveway, complete with an EV charger. The exterior presents a smart, uniform appearance, enhanced by matching garage and main entrance doors that create a cohesive and welcoming first impression.

Upon entering, you are greeted by a bright and well-proportioned entrance hall which sets the tone for the rest of the home. A conveniently located ground floor WC adds everyday practicality, while the layout flows effortlessly into the heart of the house. The ground floor is finished with directional, dimmable downlights throughout, creating a flexible and well-lit environment suited to both everyday living and entertaining.

The main living accommodation is arranged as a large open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, designed to allow each space to blend seamlessly into the next. This layout creates a sociable and versatile environment, ideal for modern family life and hosting guests.

The kitchen itself is modern and sleek in design, offering a stylish yet highly functional space. It is well equipped with quality appliances, including a Neff induction hob, a self-cleaning pyrolytic oven, and a built-in dishwasher. A useful pantry cupboard provides excellent additional storage and also houses a microwave, while offering flexibility to be used for appliances such as a toaster or coffee machine if preferred. Breakfast bar seating provides an informal spot for casual dining or morning coffee, and the clean lines and contemporary finishes make the kitchen both practical and visually appealing.

The sense of space continues into the dining and living areas, allowing flexibility in furniture arrangement and ensuring the room feels light, connected, and welcoming. A separate utility room sits just off the main living space, keeping household appliances discreetly tucked away and adding further convenience.

Upstairs, the property offers three well-planned bedrooms. There are two comfortable double bedrooms, one of which benefits from its own en-suite shower room. The third bedroom is a versatile space, well suited to use as a nursery, home office, or guest room depending on your needs. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, completing the upper floor accommodation.

Externally, the home enjoys a wrap-around style garden that offers a pleasing balance of lawn and patio areas. Backing onto a common, the garden feels open yet private and is ideal for entertaining, outdoor dining, or simply enjoying time with family and friends. The combination of usable lawn and seating areas makes the space both practical and inviting, with scope to enjoy it throughout the warmer months.

Overall, this is a turn-key, well-presented, and thoughtfully laid-out home that offers modern living, excellent outdoor space, and practical features in a sought-after village location, making it a great option for families or those looking for flexible living space.

Agents Note

Sold Freehold

Connected to all mains services.

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