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School Lane, Little Melton, NR9 Five Bedroom Detached House - Guide Price £525,000 - £550,000 SITUATION School Lane, Little Melton, NR9 The property has a delightful country feel yet is within the village of Little Melton Five Bedroom Detached House - Guide Price £525,000 - £550,000 which is a sought after location, just 6 miles southwest of Norwich and within easy reach of the A47 Southern Bypass linking all the major trunk roads south abbotFox presents this extended detached family house boasting flexible out of the city. Within the village is a shop, public house, village hall and first accommodation and a generous rear garden. Accommodation features a stunning school whilst private schools are available in Norwich and the nearby village of open plan kitchen dining room that leads onto a family room, with a further living Hethersett. Little Melton is well placed for the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital and the room and study/bedroom six. To the 1st floor, there are five bedrooms (master University of East Anglia is less than 2 miles away. ensuite) and a family bathroom. To the outside there is a sizeable driveway, integral garage and an enclosed rear garden. The rear garden offers a patio area SERVICES with inset flower beds that leads onto a mainly lawned area with mature trees Mains water and electric with oil central fired heating and shrub boarders. LOCAL AUTHORITY KEY FEATURES South Norfolk District Council ■ Extended detached home ■ Five/six bedrooms (master ensuite) COUNCIL TAX BAND ■ Open plan kitchen dining room Band C ■ Living Room ■ Family Room TENURE ■ Study/bedroom six Freehold ■ Integral garage ■ Generous rear garden abbotFox.co.uk T 01603 660000 School Lane, Little Melton, NR9 Five Bedroom Detached House - Guide £525,000 - £550,000 Disclaimer - In accordance with the Property Misdescriptions Act, the company gives notice that all descriptions, references to condition, necessary permissions for use and other details are given in good faith and believed to be correct, but any intending purchasers do not rely on them as statements of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or other means, as to their accuracy. Ian Forrest Branch Partner 01603 660000 [email protected] abbotFox.co.uk T 01603 660000.

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