• 3 Bedrooms
• Central village location offering views to the front of Rod Alley Pond
• Lounge
• Bespoke built kitchen
• Enriched with character and period features
• Family bathroom
• Dining area with wood burning stove
• Enclosed rear garden
• Off road parking for 3 cars
• Snug / playroom

Entrance Hall:- Original Norfolk Pamment tiles and doors leading to snug/playroom and kitchen / diner.

Snug / Playroom:- Original fireplace with cupboards either side, storage heater and opening to lounge.

Lounge:- Door leading to front of the property, original fireplace with alcoves either side.

Kitchen /Diner:- Bespoke built handmade kitchen which includes a range of matching units, butler sink with solid granite surround, space for range master oven, solid wooden worktops, space for freestanding dishwasher, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, (All 3 appliances have bespoke built doors in front giving the appearance of integrated appliances), space for large fridge / freezer, built in waste bins, door to garden, space for dining table, wood burning stove with oak beam above, cupboard under stairs and stairs to first floor.

Landing:-

Bedroom 1:- Original fire place, access to loft, storage heater and space for desk.

Bedroom 2:- Fireplace, cupboard and storage heater.

Bedroom:-3:- Access to roof space.

Bathroom:- Walk-in double shower, airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder, Ceramic sink with cupboard below, W/C, plinth heater, access to loft and two large double cupboards..

Outside:- The front of the property offers off road parking for three cars and offers views over 'Rod Alley pond'. The rear of the property offers an enclosed rear garden, patio area, laid to lawn, shed, clay lump outbuilding, outside former W.C/storage and offers a range of mature shrubs and plants.

Agents note:- Prospective purchasers are advised that this is a 200 year old cottage which has been thoughtfully cared for by its current owners who have retained and maintained many of the period features and character. It has recently benefited from two brand new crafted front doors. Some window seals in the property will require refurbishment and maintenance in the future.

Directions:- From Sainsburys proceed into the high street around the one way system into Station Road, proceed over the railway crossing and continue to Old Buckenham. Once in the village proceed pass the Game Keeper Public House where the property will be found on the right hand side behind Rod Alley Pond.

Council Tax band:- C