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Hill House Available by Informal Tender Low Common, Hellington, Norwich, NR14 7BU Existing Property Computer Generated Image Of Current Consented Dwelling Hill House Available by Informal Tender Low Common, Hellington, Norwich, NR14 7BU Hill House bird watching on Rockland Broad. Boats can be The permission also includes consent for a detached hired in Loddon, providing access to the Broads 85m² machinery store, with its own access. Low Common network. Outside There are a selection of primary and secondary Hellington Hill House is set in a rectangular plot with a south west schools in the vicinity including Loddon, Langley, The and north western aspect, extending to about 0.7 acres. Hewitt, Town Close and Norwich Schools. Norwich NR14 7BU On the north west side of Low Common is a paddock of about an acre. The Cathedral City of Norwich is about 6 miles, where there is a rail station where regular services th Services A late 19 Century farmhouse in need of take approximately two hours to London Liverpool complete refurbishment set in about 1.7 acres Street. Norwich Airport has flights to Amsterdam Mains water and electricity are available to the site and a of grounds and paddock, 5 miles south east of taking approximately one hour and from where BT line. Drainage will be to a new private system. Norwich. Planning permission exists to onward international flights can be caught. demolish and rebuild a substantial detached Local Authority house with a separate machinery store. Description South Norfolk District Council T: 01508 533633 Situated in a quiet rural cul-de-sac, surrounded by Council Tax Band: TBA Approximate Distances farmland and meadows with two neighbours (about 75m distant), Hill House provides a wonderful Agents notes: Rockland St Mary 1.1 miles opportunity to design and/or re-develop a home to Loddon 5 miles your own specification, 5 miles south east of Norwich. 1) Contact the office on 01603 661199 for copies Southern Bypass 5 miles of the planning consent and plans. Norwich 6 miles Currently an “L” shaped, late 19th Century, former 2) A post and rail fence will be erected by the farmhouse now in need of complete refurbishment, purchaser on the south west side of the paddock Directions the property is constructed of brick providing a gross extending to about 35 m. Proceed out of Norwich on the A146 Beccles Road for internal floor area of about 204m² (2,200 ft²). 3) An overage clause will be included in the about 6 miles, and turn left at Hellington Corner. After contract in the event of a change of planning 500 meters bear left into Hellington Hill and after 800 Planning permission was granted on 11th August permission being obtained for residential on the metres turn right into Low Common. Continue past 2016 to demolish the existing dwelling and to erect a machinery store. Hellington Hall and Barns leaving them on your right and replacement dwelling and storage building. (South continue straight on for a further ¼ mile. Hill House will Norfolk Planning Department Reference number Viewing strictly by appointment with the Vendor’s Agent be found on the right hand side. 2016/1370). Humberts Location The plans approved are for a two storey house with 5 Local facilities include a Post office/Village Store and T: 01603 661199 reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast area, 6 E: [email protected] restaurant/public house in Rockland St Mary; further bedrooms and 4 bath/shower room, extending to shops, library, restaurants, dentist, health centre, some 450 m². An adjoining wing has a tack/dog hairdresser and dentist practice are situated in Loddon. room, wet room and a double integral garage and Leisure pursuits in the area include fishing, sailing, and further garage/store, extending to some 48 m², Proposed Ground Floor Layout of New build Paddock Site Plan Proposed First Floor Layout of New Build Bedroom Bedroom 3 2 14'9" x 12'6" 14'1" x 10'4" 4.50 x 3.81 4.29 x 3.15 First Floor Bedroom 1 N E 21'10"x 14'1" 6.65 x 4.29 (max) W S Dressing Room 9'4" x 5'8" 2.84 x 1.73 Bedroom Bedroom 3 2 14'9" x 12'6" 14'1" x 10'4" 4.50 x 3.81 4.29 x 3.15 Dining Stables Store Store Kitchen Room 13'11" x 13'5" 17'7" x 12'9" 12'9" x 7'9" 12'9" x 6'3" 12'6" x 12'4" First Floor 5.36 x 3.89 3.89 x 2.36 Garage 3.89 x 1.90 4.24 x 4.09 3.81 x 3.76 (max) 16'3" x 8'2" Outbuilding 4.95 x 2.49 1Bedroom Bread 10'4" x 8'1"1 N E Ov en 3.1521'10"x 2.46x 14'1" 6.65 x 4.29 (max) Ground Floor W S Sitting Room 14'0" x 13'1" Dressing Room Bedroom Bedroom Approx Gross Floor Area = 2202.2 Sq. Feet 4.27 x 3.99 9'4" x 5'8" = 204.5 Sq. Metres (max) Outbuilding2.84 x 1.73 3 2 2 14'9" x 12'6" 14'1" x 10'4" For illustrative purposes onl y. Not to scale. 18'0" x 8'1" 4.50 x 3.81 4.29 x 3.15 5.49 x 2.46 wc Larder 13'1" x 5'3" 3.99 x 1.60 First Floor Dining Kitchen Stables Store Store Room Bedroom 17'7" x 12'9" 12'9" x 7'9" 12'9" x 6'3" 13'11" x 13'5" Hill House, HellingtonGarage 12'6" x 12'4" 4.24 x 4.09 1 5.36 x 3.89 3.89 x 2.36 3.89 x 1.90 3.81 x 3.76 16'3" x 8'2" (max) Outbuilding E 21'10"x 14'1" N (Accommodation as previously4.95 x 2.49 used) 1 6.65 x 4.29 (max) Bread 10'4" x 8'1" Ov en 3.15 x 2.46 W S Ground Floor Dressing Room 9'4" x 5'8" Sitting 2.84 x 1.73 Room 14'0" x 13'1" Approx Gross Floor Area = 2202.2 Sq. Feet 4.27 x 3.99 = 204.5 Sq. Metres (max) Outbuilding For illustrative purposes onl y. Not to scale. 2 18'0" x 8'1" 5.49 x 2.46 wc UK | International | Sales | Lettings | Property Management | Commercial | Surveying | Valuations | Rural Larder ____________________________________________________________________________________________Dining Kitchen 13'1" x 5'3" Stables Store Store Room 3.99 x 1.60 CH (Norwich) Ltd. and any joint agents for themselves and for the Vendors13'11" ofx the13'5" property whose Agents they are, give notice that (i) These particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of a contract (ii) No person 17'7" x 12'9" 12'9" x 7'9" in the12'9" employmentx 6'3" of or agent of or consultant to Chesterton Humberts has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property (iii) Measurements, areas and distances are approximate. Floor Plans and photographs are for Garage CH (Norwich) Limited12'6" tradingx as12'4" Chesterton Humberts for4.24 themselvesx 4.09 and for the vendor of this property whose agents they are, give notice that (i) these particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract,(ii) all statements 5.36 x 3.89 3.89 x 2.36 guidance3.89 purposesx 1.90 only and dimensions3.81 shapesx 3.76 and precise locations may differ (iv) It must not be assumed that the property has all the required planning or building regulation consents. 16'3" x 8'2" contained within these particulars are made without responsibi(max)lity on the part of ChestertonOutbuilding Humberts or the vendor, (iii) whilst made in good faith, none of the statements contained within these particulars are to be relied upon as a 4.95 x 2.49 statement or representation of fact, (iv) any intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained within these particulars, (v) the vendor does not make or give humberts.com either Chesterton Humberts or any person in their employment any authority to make or give1 representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. Wide-angle lenses may be used. © Copyright Chesterton Humberts | CH (Norwich) Limited | Registered Office 13 Upper King Street, Norwich, NorfolkBread NR3 1RB Registered10'4" x 8'1" Company Number 7881516. Ov en 3.15 x 2.46 Ground Floor Sitting Room 14'0" x 13'1" Approx Gross Floor Area = 2202.2 Sq. Feet 4.27 x 3.99 = 204.5 Sq. Metres (max) Outbuilding For illustrative purposes onl y. Not to scale. 2 18'0" x 8'1" 5.49 x 2.46 wc Larder 13'1" x 5'3" 3.99 x 1.60.
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