4 bedroom house

Barn conversion in highly sought-after setting

Location

Situation
The property is situated in this semi-rural environment just over 2 miles from the city centre with good views yet within easy reach of the A47 Southern Bypass. The village of Trowse is approximately 2 miles distant, which offers a village store, two public houses and restaurant as well as various sporting activities around the Broad and a dry ski slope. Schools are available in Norwich in both the private and public sectors and there are primary schools in both Trowse and Stoke Holy Cross.

Description

The Property
Long Barn was converted in 2013 by the present owners to create a wonderful home in a highly sought after location benefiting from far reaching field views to the front aspect. The property was developed with the intention of becoming as eco-friendly as possible including air source heat pump powering the under floor heating, triple glazing throughout and solar paneling. An all-important Multi fuel burner is present for a solid fuel alternative. A large open plan kitchen/ living room has been created with dual aspects to the front and rear enabling a light and airy space which flows out to the rear garden through double doors. The kitchen incorporates a range of wall and base level units with granite worktops over, Instant boiling water tap set into a butler style sink, rangemaster style oven, built in Miele fridge/freezer, Bosch dishwasher, wine fridge and freestanding island with bamboo worktop. There are four bedrooms in total including the principal bedroom with En suite and guest bedroom with a further En suite.

Outside
The property sits on a plot of about a third of an acre and is nestled down a farm lane overlooking fields with pleasant countryside walks nearby. Accessed via a five bar gate leading to ample off road parking and the double integral garage which allows for two vehicles as well as further storage space. Steps up to the property have been incorporated into the gravel frontage with wooden sleepers and the owners have planted several trees and shrubs. The rear garden which faces south is mainly laid to lawn with a shrub border and a patio terrace featuring the clever use of ships sails made purposely by internationally known Jeckells of Wroxham to create the perfect shade from the summer sun.

Acreage: 0.36 Acres

Directions

When leaving Norwich head out on the Queens Road A147
towards Bracondale and then take the right hand turn
marked City Road which heads South and continue heading
straight over the crossroads where the road adjoins the
Ring road and becomes Long John Hill. Follow this straight over the mini roundabout which becomes Stoke Road until you come into Caistor St Edmunds taking the first right hand turn onto Markshall Lane. After the bridge there will be a small right hand turning into the farm lane and the property can be found on the left hand side at the end of the lane.

What 3 Words
If using the what3words app please type in pint.ships.tones
to find the driveway leading to the property.

Marketed by: Savills, Norwich