Found on the south Norfolk borders and just five miles to the north of Diss, the traditional and attractive village of Dickleburgh is steeped in history and has proved to be a popular and sought after location over the years. The village still retains an excellent range of local amenities and facilities by way of having a village shop/convenience store, post office, public house, fine church and Ofsted outstanding rated schooling. A more extensive and diverse range of amenities and facilities can be found within the market town of Diss along with a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich.

Moor View measures just shy of 1,000 square feet, offering well proportioned, versatile internal accommodation. The property is heated via an oil fired boiler to radiators, with the added benefit of a log burner in the living room and UPVC windows and doors throughout. When emerging through the front door, you are greeted with a wide porch, leading into the main reception room. The bay windows flood the porch, reception room and largest of the three bedrooms with plenty of natural light. From the living room, you are able to access the hallway which then gives you admittance to the other two bedrooms, wet room and the kitchen to the rear end of the property. The kitchen compromises a built in, waist level oven, integrated hob and extractor fan and low worktops to allow comfort for wheelchair users. The utility area and W/C branch off the back of this, with an external door leading to the garden. Throughout the bungalow, the door frames are also marginally wider to benefit wheelchair users. 

The bungalow sits towards the rear end of its plot, which measures approximately 0.25 acres. To the front, the garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a pathway leading to the porch and mature trees which frame the bungalow in its setting. From this aspect, it has the advantageous aesthetic of Dickleburgh Moor directly opposite, where you’re able to watch the sunrise and admire the views. On the north side, lays the driveway, approached through electric gates and permitting off road parking for multiple cars. Alongside this, there are three outbuildings, two car ports and a single garage; the garage and carports are wired with electricity. The west aspect not only offers a low-maintenance patio area, but the idyllic spot to admire the sunset as it falls behind the plot.

ENTRANCE PORCH: 

RECEPTION ROOM: - 3.51m x 5.66m (11'6" x 18'7")

HALLWAY: 

KITCHEN: - 3.73m x 3.58m (12'3" x 11'9")

UTILITY: - 2.16m x 1.17m (7'1" x 3'10")

WC: - 1.40m x 1.17m (4'7" x 3'10")

BEDROOM: - 3.10m x 4.34m (10'2" x 14'3")

BEDROOM: - 3.45m x 3.18m (11'4" x 10'5")

BEDROOM: - 3.02m x 2.74m (9'11" x 9'0")

WET ROOM: - 2.29m x 2.72m (7'6" x 8'11")

SERVICES:
Drainage - private (septic tank)
Heating - oil
EPC Rating E
Council Tax Band D
Tenure - freehold

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