Jeckells Road, Stalham

Guide Price: £250,000-£270,000. Situated in the heart of Stalham, this appealing semi-detached home combines characterful kerb appeal with a thoughtfully arranged interior. The red brick exterior, distinctive green front door and off-road parking to the front set a welcoming and practical tone that continues throughout the property. Inside, the layout has been designed for modern living, offering a natural flow between reception and dining spaces. Generous room proportions and well-placed windows create a bright and comfortable atmosphere across both floors. The kitchen diner opens directly onto the garden, making it particularly suited to everyday family life and relaxed entertaining. Three bedrooms, including a principal suite with en-suite, provide practical and versatile accommodation. With a sunny rear garden completing the picture, this is a home that balances charm, space and functionality in equal measure.

The Location

Located in Stalham, Jeckells Road enjoys the best of village life with everything you need close at hand. Just a short stroll from the High Street, you’ll find a great selection of independent shops and everyday essentials, including a Tesco Superstore and the well-regarded Stalham Butchers, known locally for its quality meats and fresh produce.

For a relaxed meal or drink, The Swan Inn is within easy reach, offering a friendly welcome and traditional pub favourites, while a choice of cafés and takeaways adds to the town’s appeal. The beautiful Norfolk Broads are only a short drive away, perfect for boating, walking, and exploring the waterways, and the sandy beaches at Sea Palling are around five miles from the door, ideal for making the most of the coast.

Stalham is a lively Broadland market town with a real community feel, hosting a weekly market and providing schools, healthcare services, and leisure facilities. With good road links nearby, Norwich is less than half an hour away, offering extensive shopping, cultural venues, and direct rail connections to London. Altogether, Jeckells Road offers a well-balanced setting, peaceful, practical, and perfectly placed for town, coast, and countryside alike.

Jeckells Road, Stalham

Set within the popular Broadland town of Stalham, this attractive three-bedroom semi-detached home stands out with its pretty red brick façade, off road parking and charming green painted front door, creating a warm and welcoming first impression from the outset.

Stepping inside, the entrance hall provides a practical space to kick off shoes and coats, with a convenient ground floor WC neatly positioned off the hallway. From here, the layout flows naturally through to the living room, making the ground floor feel connected and easy to navigate.

The living room is a particularly generous size, centred around a large front-facing window that fills the space with natural light. It’s a comfortable room with plenty of flexibility for furniture arrangements, whether you prefer a cosy family set-up or a more open entertaining space. French doors lead directly into the kitchen area, giving you the option to open everything up for a sociable, free-flowing feel, or close the doors to create a quieter, separate lounge when needed.

To the rear, the spacious kitchen diner provides a clear and defined dining area alongside the kitchen itself, making it ideal for everyday meals as well as hosting friends and family. A further set of French doors opens onto the garden, allowing light to pour in and making it easy to extend dining outdoors during the warmer months. The kitchen is finished in neutral tones, offering a blank canvas for new owners, and provides space for essential appliances with practical worktop and storage areas.

Upstairs, the property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, adding a touch of privacy and convenience. The remaining two bedrooms are suitable for children, guests, or even a home office, depending on your needs. A family bathroom serves the additional bedrooms and completes the first floor.

Outside, the rear garden is a good size and thoughtfully arranged with both lawn and decking areas. The decking provides an ideal spot for outdoor seating or summer barbecues, while the lawn offers space for children to play or for keen gardeners to make their mark. With a sunny aspect, it’s a garden that can be enjoyed throughout the day.

Altogether, this is a well-balanced home offering practical living space, a flexible layout, and appealing outdoor space, all within easy reach of Stalham’s local amenities and surrounding countryside.

Agents Note

This property will be sold freehold.

Connected to mains water, electricity, drainage and oil-fired heating.

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