The Street, Earsham

Dating back to the 1800s, this chain free spacious cottage offers quirky accommodation with room for the entire family to enjoy. Whilst boasting a blend of practicality meets historic charm, once upon a time stood many vocations including a wheelwrights, butchers and public house, Bull Inn Cottage oozes character in abundance. Standing on a generous plot with a mature non overlooked rear garden this home comes compete with an ample shingled driveway providing off road parking for multiple vehicles.
Through the veranda and into the dining room, the exposed timber beams offer a sense of privacy from the living room yet still radiates a sense of open plan living where the exposed brick and cast iron wood burner emits a cosy undertone to the room. The kitchen/breakfast room with space for a large dining table or potential central island is fitted with country chic units, a Belfast sink and the inglenook Rangemaster cooker is the focal point of the room. The study tucked away at one end of the property creates the perfect working form home environment, the utility room ticks the boxes for all modern families and the bathroom finished with a traditional three piece suite has a decadent roll top claw footed bathtub as the centrepiece. In addition, the ground floor fourth bedroom lends itself well for many an option including privacy for an elderly relative, a play room for the children or a home gym.
Upon the landing you will find three bedrooms all with beautiful views over the rear garden and a family bathroom complete with a corner bath tub to soak away the days events.
Further benefits include oil central heating and double glazing.
Perfectly located in the quiet village of Earsham, yet conveniently offering many amenities on your very own doorstep, such as the village primary school and playing field or enjoy activities from the countryside walks perfect for your furry friends to enjoy to a stroll for a Sunday lunch out with the family at the local pub. And if you fancy something further afield being on a bus route, you could pop into the market towns of Beccles and Bungay or why not pop to the city of Norwich for a spot of shopping.