Discreetly positioned and set back behind wrought iron gates, this individual bungalow immediately stands out for its privacy, space and sense of seclusion. The property benefits from a generous shingle driveway and a substantial double garage/workshop, ideal for those needing storage, workspace or secure parking. South-facing solar panels provide a rare combination of reduced energy costs and a long-term income stream. Inside, the layout offers excellent flexibility, with multiple reception spaces that adapt easily to modern living. The home has been carefully maintained, giving it a crisp, well-kept feel throughout. Recently refreshed external render enhances both appearance and longevity. Low-maintenance gardens create an easy, private outdoor setting without the burden of upkeep. All of this is enjoyed within a well-connected village location that balances countryside living with everyday convenience.

The Location

Located in the quiet village of Winfarthing in Norfolk, offering a peaceful rural lifestyle while still being conveniently connected to surrounding areas. The village itself provides key local amenities, including All Saints Church of England Primary School, a well-regarded local pub called The Fighting Cocks, and the historic St Mary’s Church. Though the village no longer has its own shop or post office, a post box remains in the heart of the community.

For a broader range of services, the bustling market town of Diss is just a short drive away and provides everything from large supermarkets and independent shops to a leisure centre, cafés, restaurants, and cultural attractions like the Corn Hall and Diss Mere parkland.

Diss also offers excellent educational facilities, including several primary schools and Diss High School, as well as access to healthcare services such as Hartismere Hospital in nearby Eye. Transport links are a key advantage, with Diss Railway Station offering direct trains to Norwich and London Liverpool Street, and good road connections via the A140 and A143.

Altogether, this location combines rural charm with practical access to amenities and transport, making it ideal for families or those seeking a balance of countryside living and convenience.

The Street, Winfarthing

Tucked away in a discreet, individual setting and set well back from the road, this beautifully presented three-bedroom detached bungalow enjoys a peaceful position in the heart of the sought-after village of Winfarthing. Individually built and thoughtfully maintained, the property benefits from replacement uPVC double-glazed windows and doors, an oil-fired central heating system, and a recently refreshed exterior render, which has been re-done and painted by the current owners. A log burner in the living room is an added feature, providing extra warmth and comfort.

Internally, the home is immaculately presented throughout, with well-proportioned and versatile accommodation that feels both welcoming and practical, ideal for a range of lifestyles.

The living room is generous in size and enjoys a pleasant outlook, providing a comfortable and relaxing space for everyday living. The kitchen is well laid out with ample work and storage space and is complemented by a separate utility room, keeping household tasks neatly tucked away. A separate dining room offers flexibility, whether used for entertaining, home working, or as an additional reception space.

The bedrooms are all of good proportions, with the principal bedroom offering a particularly comfortable retreat, while the bathroom is neatly arranged and well maintained.

A notable feature of the property is the inclusion of south-facing solar panels, which not only contribute to reduced energy costs but also generate an annual income of approximately £1,100–£1,200 (Based on data from 2024 and 2025, though results may vary) via the feed-in tariff, with the current tariff in place until 2037. This adds a practical and sustainable benefit to the home without compromising its traditional appeal.

Externally, access is gained through double wrought iron gates opening onto a shingle driveway that provides generous off-road parking for several vehicles. The driveway is shared with three other homes and leads to the bungalow and a substantial double garage/workshop, complete with power, lighting, windows, and double front doors, making it ideal for hobbies, storage, or practical use.

The gardens are thoughtfully arranged to be low maintenance while offering a good degree of privacy and seclusion, creating a calm and enjoyable outdoor space to relax and unwind.

Agents Note

The property is sold as freehold.

The driveway is shared with three neighbouring properties and responsibility for its maintenance is jointly shared.

The property is connected to oil-fired central heating, mains water, mains electricity and a treatment plant.

Please note that the garage is held under a separate title deed.

Disclaimer

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