Ditchingham Dam, Ditchingham, Bungay

SETTING THE SCENE
The property is approached via the shared driveway with parking to the front and side of the house. There is side gated access to the rear garden and the main entrance door to the side.

THE GRAND TOUR
Entering via the main entrance door to the side there is a porch which leads into one the main reception rooms currently used as a dining room. This room has wood effect flooring with an open fireplace as well as lovely high ceilings. Three rooms are accessed off the dining room with the main sitting room found to the front. The sitting room has a dual aspect to front and side with lovely views as well as the same wood effect flooring and high ceilings. The kitchen is found off the dining room to the rear with a range of storage units and rolled edge worktops over. You will find space for fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine as well as rear access to the garden. A very useful inner hallway/utility space can be found off the dining room which gives access to the first floor landing as well as to the rear garden via the rear lean to. There is plenty of built in storage and understairs cupboard. Off the hallway there is a shower room which has been recently upgraded with a corner shower and aqua board splashbacks. Heading up to the first floor landing you will find three ample bedrooms and a w/c. To the left overlooking the rear garden is a double bedroom and to the front there is the main double bedroom which has wonderful far reaching views. You will then find another double bedroom to the rear adjacent to the upstairs w/c. The property benefits from uPVC double glazing and recently installed electric thermostatic panel radiators.

FIND US
Postcode : NR35 2JH
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VIRTUAL TOUR
View our virtual tour for a full 360 degree of the interior of the property.

AGENTS NOTE
Buyers are also advised there was a historic flood in winter 2020 within the area caused by a blocked sluice gate nearby. The damage caused has been fully rectified and the flood is highly unlikely to happen in the future.