Hingham

Upon entering the property, prospective tenants are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall, providing access to the thoughtfully arranged ground floor accommodation.

The charming country-style kitchen is beautifully appointed with an excellent range of wall and base units, generous worktop space, an integrated electric oven and hob, and space for a fridge freezer. A practical larder cupboard further enhances the kitchen, making it an ideal setting for those who enjoy cooking and entertaining.

Filled with natural light, the inviting sitting room offers a warm and comfortable space to relax, centred around an attractive electric fireplace. Completing the ground floor is a bright conservatory, which also benefits from plumbing for a washing machine.

Stairs from the entrance hall rise to the first-floor accommodation, where four well-proportioned bedrooms and the family bathroom can be found.

The impressive principal bedroom is a spacious double, featuring an abundance of fitted storage and a contemporary en suite comprising a shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC. Bedrooms two and three are also generous double rooms, each offering ample space for traditional furnishings. The fourth bedroom is a comfortable single room, equally suited as a home office or study for those working remotely.

The family bathroom is fitted with an electric shower over the bath, wash hand basin, WC and a heated towel rail.

Externally, the property enjoys a private gated gravel driveway to the rear, providing off-road parking for up to four vehicles. The enclosed rear garden offers a generous patio area, ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining, together with two useful outhouses for additional storage.

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HINGHAM
With grand Georgian architecture surrounding its market place and town green, Hingham is in the heart of rural Norfolk.

For this market town, it was in the 18th century when the socialites of high society built and took residence in Hingham that it became fashionably known as “little London”.

The many and varied local shops have the special character of a small market town but are up-to-date in what they provide. Despite the influence and attractions of neighbouring Norwich, an active and independent town life continues to thrive and grow. Amenities include a family butcher, The White Hart Hotel which is a community Boutique Hotel and Country Dining Pub, cafe’s, library, primary school, excellent health centre, doctors surgery, dentist and frequent bus services providing access to the surrounding villages and towns of Wymondham, Attleborough, Watton, Dereham and Norwich.

The town is located 17 miles from the cathedral city of Norwich, which has many restaurants, shops, supermarkets and services including an international airport.

Attleborough is a market town situated within the Breckland district, located between Norwich and Thetford. The town has a range of amenities including four schools, a town hall, shops, coffee shops, bars, restaurants, takeaway restaurants and a doctors. If you are looking for attractions nearby you will find Banham Zoo, Melsop Farm Park, Hulabaloos and Combat Paintball and every Thursday you will find the local market, which was established in the town as far back as 1226.

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AGENTS NOTES
Oil Central Heating
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Unfurnished
WATER RATES INCLUDED

ENTRANCE HALL

3.55m x 2.13m

SITTING ROOM

5.48m x 4.25m

KITCHEN

4.55m x 3.52m

CONSERVATORY

2.95m x 2.42m

PRIMARY BEDROOM

4.86m x 4.38m

SECOND BEDROOM

4.26m x 2.6m

THIRD BEDROOM

4.24m x 2.76m

FOURTH BEDROOM

3.57m x 2.61m

BATHROOM

3.3m x 1.7m

Parking - Secure gated

Disclaimer

These particulars are intended as a guide only and do not form part of any offer or contract. Sowerbys and its representatives do not have authority to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property. All descriptions, measurements, distances, photographs and plans are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact. Prospective tenants should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the information through inspection or by seeking appropriate professional advice. Information relating to council tax, utilities, parking and other material information has been provided in good faith but should be verified by prospective tenants before entering into a tenancy.