Flint Cottages, The Street, Trowse

Lounge 11'6 x 11'10
Reclaimed wooden floorboards, restored brick fireplace, exposed brick wall, radiator, window to the front and door to:

Kitchen/Breakfast Room 12'1 x 11'6
Newly fitted with base units, built in oven with hob over, ceramic one and a half bowl sink and drainer, space for fridge, exposed brick wall, quarry tiled floor, stairs to first floor, window to the rear and door to:

Rear Lobby
With space for washing machine, storage cupboard, quarry tiled flooring, door to rear and door to:

Bathroom
Fitted with a bath, low level W.C and wash hand basin, panelled walls, quarry tiled flooring, extractor and window to the side.

First Floor Landing
Doors to:

Bedroom One 11'7 x 10'10
With built in cupboard, radiator, wooden flooring and window to the front aspect overlooking the park.

Bedroom Two 11'9 x 9'4
With wooden flooring, radiator and window to the rear aspect.

Outside
The rear garden is private and fully enclosed with a wall to the rear and recently replaced panelled fencing. There is side access gate and the property backs onto trees giving a good degree of privacy. The views out the front of the property are onto a park and recreational green space.

Trowse
Trowse - Village living with Norwich on the doorstep
Flint Cottages enjoys a charming position within the sought-after village of Trowse, a historic and picturesque community situated just south-east of Norwich. Steeped in character, Trowse is renowned for its attractive traditional homes, village green and historic connection with the Colman family, with much of the village forming part of a designated Conservation Area. (South Norfolk & Broadland Councils )
Despite its peaceful village atmosphere, Trowse is exceptionally well placed for access to Norwich city centre and the wider road network. The village benefits from its proximity to the city while retaining a distinctly rural feel, with the surrounding Yare Valley, meadows and woodland providing an abundance of opportunities for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors.
One of the area's major attractions is Whitlingham Country Park, a beautiful expanse of countryside incorporating woodland, meadows and the picturesque Whitlingham Broads, extending along the River Yare. It provides an impressive natural setting close to home and is particularly appealing to walkers, cyclists and those looking to enjoy the Norfolk countryside. (trowseparishcouncil.norfolkparishes.gov.uk )
Trowse itself has a strong community feel and benefits from a primary school, village amenities, public houses and places to eat, while the extensive shopping, leisure, education and employment facilities of Norwich are readily accessible. The village's position also provides convenient access towards the A47 and A146 for journeys further afield. (South Norfolk & Broadland Councils )
For those looking for a home that offers the best of both worlds, Trowse provides a rare combination of village character, open countryside and convenient city living, making it an increasingly desirable location for a wide range of buyers.