Nestled within a peaceful cul-de-sac in the picturesque and well-village of Upwell, this superb four bedroom detached family home offers an impressive blend of space, comfort and versatility.

The generous ground floor layout features three well-proportioned reception rooms, allowing the home to adapt effortlessly to family life. The cosy lounge, complete with feature fireplace, provides a welcoming retreat, while the bright dining room is ideal for hosting. A separate study offers the perfect hideaway for home working, quiet reading or a playroom. The well designed kitchen with its country feel complemented by a convenient utility room, ensures everyday tasks are simple and well organised. Completing the living accommodation is a delightful conservatory, an inviting space to unwind while enjoying views of the garden.

On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, the master bedroom offers an ensuite bathroom and there is a family bathroom to serve the other bedrooms.
Outside, the property continues to impress. A detached double garage, one side adapted as a workshop and off?road parking offer excellent practicality, while the gated front garden enhances privacy. The stunning rear garden is a true highlight: beautifully stocked with mature trees, vibrant shrubs and flourishing planting, it provides a serene and colourful backdrop throughout the seasons. A charming fishpond adds to the tranquil, landscaped feel of this outdoor haven.

Set along the River Nene, the sought after village of Upwell offers a friendly community atmosphere, local shops, pubs and scenic walking routes, all within easy reach of nearby towns and amenities.
This wonderful home combines space, comfort and a fantastic location. Perfect for families or anyone looking to enjoy village living at its finest.

Upwell is quite centrally located within Norfolk and is surrounded by several other towns and villages that you might find interesting.

Wisbech (about 5 miles to the west): A market town in Cambridgeshire, close to the Norfolk border. It's the largest nearby town, with more shops, amenities, and transport links.

Kings Lynn (around 20 miles to the north): A historic port town on the River Great Ouse. It has a lot of history, a marina, and plenty of shopping and dining options.

Norwich (about 40 miles southeast): The county city of Norfolk, Norwich is a vibrant, larger city with medieval buildings, modern amenities, and lots of cultural attractions, like museums, galleries, and theaters.

Peterborough (around 30 miles to the southwest): Located in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough is another large city with a rich history, a cathedral, and good rail connections to London.

Downham Market (about 7 miles to the south): A small market town in Norfolk, with a regular market, local shops, and a station on the Fen Line that connects to Cambridge and London.