Properties For Sale in Diss, Norfolk
Known as The Crimea, this stunning former agricultural railway building presents a rare and exciting opportunity to create a truly unique contemporary home in the Norfolk countryside. Full planning permission has already been granted (reference 2024/2735) for a bold and imaginative conversion.
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A Distinctive Country Residence. Steeped in history and architectural distinction, this impressive, circa 1842, Grade II Listed former rectory offers a substantial and characterful country residence surrounded by approximately five acres of beautiful grounds, within three miles of commuter links...
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A detached, unlisted former rectory of considerable presence, this elegant house offers both scale and refinement and is believed to measure over 5,000 sq. ft. The accommodation offers versatility, providing at least six bedrooms, four reception rooms, four bathrooms and two kitchens.
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Stunning detached barn conversion with surrounding field views and large plot of 4 acres stls. Consisting of hand crafted kitchen, two family rooms and dining area, four bedrooms, en-suite and family bathroom. Storage throughout and 24 meter garage to rear with triple cart lodge.
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Tudor Transformation. This Grade II listed property with 16th Century origins, set in approximately two acres (stms), balances the quiet charm of village living with easy access to the bustling market town of Diss. With at least six bedrooms, six reception rooms, five bathrooms, and two kitchens,...
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A masterclass in balanced living, this superb barn conversion offers lavish social space, three ground floor bedrooms and a principal room on its own floor, all with excellent attention to detail and high-spec finish. Ancient and modern morph together to offer any family dynamic a great home with...
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***NO CHAIN*** ` Coach House is a distinguished Grade II listed property situated within the village of Scole, Norfolk. Originally constructed in the 1830s as the coach house and kitchen garden to Scole Lodge, this residence has been thoughtfully converted in the 1970s, preserving its histor...
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Made for Memories. This remarkable 17th-century farmhouse combines enduring character with adaptable modern living. Inside, five bedrooms, three reception rooms and a stunning kitchen breakfast room set the scene for family life, while a superb self-contained annexe offers independence for visiti...
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An easy life. If you have always yearned for life in a country village, but still need infrastructure access close by, then this property might just be your answer. This wonderful family home set in mature wraparound gardens, was built in the 1990s and has been well maintained over the current o...
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Guide price £675,000-£700,000 There is a particular ease to life here, morning light spilling across open fields, casual dining at the kitchen island while the countryside stretches quietly beyond, and doors open wide on warm evenings to extend living effortlessly into the garden. Built in 2021 a...
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Can be sold with no onward chain! This exceptional detached family home is set within a private development of just eight houses, offering a confluence of character and modern living. Positioned on a generous 1/3-acre plot, it boasts landscaped gardens with pond views to the front and countryside...
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* * * CHAIN FREE * * * Cosy Welcoming Character. Originally a 1945 detached bungalow, renovated and extended to create a welcoming five double bedroom detached house, this home has space for everyone. With four bathrooms and options for bedrooms to function as home office, library room, or gy...
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Character & Style. Built in 1912 and set back from the road, this Edwardian home offers town and country life all in one. Offering four bedrooms and three bathrooms, three large, charming receptions rooms plus a wonderful kitchen, this home offers complete flexibility. Set in the perfect l...
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A rare opportunity to acquire a small collection of three matching log cabins set within generous grounds. One cabin serves as a permanent residence, currently used as the manager’s home, while the remaining two operate as year-round holiday lets with 30-day maximum stays per occupier. The main r...
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Nestled within a QUIET and SOUGHT AFTER semi-rural village location, this IMPRESSIVE FOUR BEDROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW offers a unique combination of space, charm, and tranquillity. The property has been extended heavily and meticulously maintained, presenting itself as a delightful family home that...
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An exceptionally well presented four bedroom detached family home located in arguably one of the most desirable locations within Diss. The property has been the host of an extensive renovation project and the quality of specification is evident from the moment you step through the door.
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There is a quiet confidence to this home that becomes apparent the moment you arrive, a sense that life here is meant to be lived at an unhurried, well-balanced pace. Set in the heart of Shelfanger, with open countryside close by and the market town of Diss within easy reach, this chain-free new-...
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Guide Price £500,000 - £550,000. Nestled within a serene EDGE OF VILLAGE LOCATION backing onto OPEN FIELDS, albeit still within easy reach of DISS, this bespoke-built THREE BEDROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW, almost 20 years old epitomises unparalleled craftsmanship and elegance. Boasting a meticulously f...
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Steeped in history and framed by open field views, this Grade II listed detached cottage, believed to date back to the 17th or 18th century, occupies a mature plot of approximately 0.25 acres stms and offers secure gated parking for multiple vehicles. Rich in period detailing, the home features a...
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Believed to date back to the 18th century, this wonderful three bedroom detached home is rich with history. Measuring about 1675 square feet having been extended in approximately 2015, this charming home offers versatile accommodation with bright and airy rooms throughout.
