Darwin Walk, Dereham

** LAUNCH DAY: Saturday 10 January 2026: 12PM-1PM - By Appointment Only **

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a bright and inviting entrance hall that sets the tone for the well-planned interior. The ground floor boasts a substantial 16ft living room, a warm and comfortable space ideal for relaxing with family or entertaining guests. This room leads through to a separate dining room, offering the flexibility for more formal dining or use as an additional reception space.

The open-plan kitchen/diner sits at the heart of the home, providing an excellent sociable layout with ample room for both cooking and casual dining. This area is further enhanced by direct access to the charming conservatory, which creates a light-filled retreat overlooking the garden—an ideal spot for morning coffee, reading, or simply enjoying the outdoor views throughout the year. Completing the ground floor is a convenient downstairs shower room, adding practicality for families or visiting guests.

Upstairs, the property continues to impress with three well-proportioned bedrooms, each benefitting from built-in wardrobes to maximise storage and maintain a clean, spacious feel. The family bathroom is also located on this level, offering a comfortable and functional layout for day-to-day living.

Externally, the home features low-maintenance front and rear gardens, perfect for those seeking usable outdoor space without the need for extensive upkeep. The rear garden provides a pleasant and private setting for outdoor dining, gardening, or children’s play. The property also benefits from two allocated parking spaces, ensuring convenience and ease of access.

Additional features include oil-fired central heating, with a new boiler installed in 2021, offering improved efficiency and reliability.

This much-loved home presents an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking space, comfort, and long-term potential in a well-established residential location.

Dereham is a busy market town, mixing both the new and the old. Free parking allows you time to stroll around, seeking out restaurants, pubs, and cafes, or for an afternoon shop. There are museums, a leisure centre, a golf course, and schools within the town, or for nature lovers, take a stroll along the Neatherd Moor and the Vicarage Meadow. Slightly further afield are the ruins of the Saxon Cathedral at North Elmham, the wildlife and dinosaur parks, Pensthorpe, a bird lover paradise, and Thetford Forest Park. Norwich has good local transport links with the town, with bus services as regular as every half hour to and from the city. Norwich has an international airport and a mainline rail link to Liverpool Street, London.

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