2 Bedroom Detached House

2 Bedroom Detached Bungalow – Outskirts of a Traditional Market Town

Situated on the outskirts of a traditional market town and within easy reach of open fields, this well-proportioned two bedroom detached bungalow offers comfortable single-level living with generous room sizes throughout The property is entered via a central hallway which provides access to all principal rooms. To the rear of the property is an impressive extended sitting room, a bright and spacious reception area featuring patio doors opening onto the rear garden, creating an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining.

The bungalow offers two impressive sized bedrooms, both well-proportioned double rooms positioned to the front of the property.

A separate dining room sits adjacent to the kitchen, providing a versatile space for family meals or entertaining guests. The fitted kitchen is well laid out with good worktop and storage space and also benefits from an external door giving access to the garden.

The accommodation is completed by a family bathroom positioned centrally within the home.

Externally, the property benefits from a generous sized and enclosed rear garden, offering excellent privacy and plenty of space for outdoor seating, gardening or family use, it also boasts a mature flowering camellias. To the front there is a front garden along with a private driveway leading to a detached garage, providing convenient off-road parking and additional storage.

Further benefits include uPVC double glazed windows and electric heating.

This property offers an excellent opportunity for those seeking a spacious bungalow in a peaceful location close to countryside walks, while still being within easy reach of the amenities of a traditional market town.

North Walsham is a historic market town in the county of Norfolk. It developed during the medieval period and became known for its wool and weaving industry, which helped the town grow in wealth and importance. Today, North Walsham retains a traditional market-town character with independent shops, local markets, and historic buildings such as St Nicholas Church. Located about 15 miles north of Norwich and close to the Norfolk coast, the town serves as a local centre for surrounding villages while maintaining its rural charm.