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Methwold Road Cranwich Heath, Norfolk, Ip26 5Jr METHWOLD ROAD CRANWICH HEATH, NORFOLK, IP26 5JR METHWOLD ROAD CRANWICH HEATH NR MUNDFORD, NORFOLK, IP26 5JR Edge of forest – Equestrian! A unique opportunity to purchase this exceptionally well presented detached bungalow residence. Boasting good size, versatile accommodation including four bedrooms and three en suite bathrooms, this lovely home sits in 2 acres with paddocks and stables. Cranwich Heath lies just north of the well served and popular Breckland village of Mundford, just off the A134 Thetford to Kings Lynn Road. Standing in grounds of approximately 2 acres (subject to survey) and enjoying rural views, this property includes two fenced paddocks as well as a twin stable block, hay store and large work shop. Easy access into the surrounding pine forests and countryside offers great hacking and there is a large driveway and courtyard area, ideal for larger vehicles, horse boxes etc. Services: Mains Water & Electricity is connected. Septic Tank Drainage. Oil Fired Central Heating. Local Authority: Breckland District Council Council Tax: F - SITUATION & LOCATION This property has been much improved by the present owners in the last two years and now offers exceptionally well presented and versatile accommodation throughout. The vendors have successfully combined their comfortable home life and their love of horses, a range of benefits and opportunities are now available to a new buyer. The well-proportioned accommodation includes three reception rooms as well as a large well fitted kitchen with Utility room off. There are four double bedrooms, three of which have en suite bathrooms and doors leading to outside. Other benefits include a full oil fired central heating system and Upvc sealed unit double glazing throughout. The sale of this wonderful home really does open the door to so many opportunities and early viewings are highly recommended. The small hamlet of Cranwich, lies just North of Mundford. Mundford is a village located on the edge of Thetford Forest, about 4 miles from the market town of Brandon and about 8 miles from the larger town of Thetford. The village has its own shops; primary school; church and public house and a central playing field with a modern village hall complex. In addition, there is a bowls and cricket club, as well as a number of other organised social events ENTRANCE HALL With UPVC sealed unit double glazed entrance door; access to loft space; radiator; fitted carpet; French doors leading to:- OFFICE 13' 1" x 11' 5" (4.0m x 3.50m) With UPVC sealed unit double glazed window to front aspect; radiator; fitted carpet; French doors leading to:- LOUNGE 22' 3" x 20' 11" (6.80m x 6.40m) With large UPVC sealed unit double glazed picture window to front aspect as well as UPVC sealed unit double glazed windows to side aspect and UPVC sealed unit double glazed French doors to rear garden and sun terrace; two radiators; Multi Fuel Stove (11kw) set in fireplace with marble hearth; Oak style laminate flooring. DINING ROOM 16' 0" x 11' 5" (4.90m x 3.50m) (Off Hallway) with UPVC sealed unit double glazed w indow to front aspect; radiator; fitted carpet; archway to kitchen. INNER LOBBY Off entrance hall w ith glazed entrance door; fitted SECTIONAL CONCRETE DOUBLE GARAGE With up and over carpet. door. Personal door at side . BEDROOM THREE 13' 1" x 10' 9" (4.0m x 3.30m) UPVC sealed unit TIMBER WORKSHOP 29' 7" x 14' 8" (9.03m x 4.48m) With light double glazed w indow and UPVC sealed unit double glazed door to and power; Upvc sealed unit double glazed windows. rear paved sun terrace; fitted carpet. TWIN STABLE BLOCK 12' x 24' (3.66m x 7.32m) On Skids. EN SUITE BATHROOM 10' 9" x 7' 2" plus door recess (3.30m x 2.20m) Paneled bath w ith shower mixer over and folding glass HAY STORE Provision for two large hay bales. shower screen; pedestal wash basin and W.C.; fully tiled w alls; radiator; UPVC sealed unit double glazed w indow; fitted carpet. There are two paddocks which have post and rail fencing. At the side and rear of the bungalow is an extensive paved sun KITCHEN 13' 1" x 10' 9" (4.0m x 3.30m) Well fitted with range of terrace. Otherwise the formal gardens are generally lawned and matching w all and floor cupboard units with work surfaces over interspersed with various shrubs, trees and bushes. This property incorporating one and a half bowl sink unit; integrated dishwasher; backs on to farmland and countryside and there are rural views to the built-in double oven and ceramic hob with extractor canopy over; front into the surrounding countryside and woodland. LED recessed ceiling lighting; UPVC sealed unit double glazed window; vinyl flooring. UTILITY ROOM 11' 9" x 8' 10" (3.60m x 2.70m) Further range of wall and floor cupboard units w ith work surfaces over; plumbing for automatic w ashing machine; floor mounted oil fired boiler; UPVC sealed unit double glazed window and UPVC sealed unit double glazed door to outside; vinyl flooring. REAR HALLWAY Fitted Carpet. MASTER BEDROOM ONE 20' 8" x 15' 1" (6.30m x 4.60m) Two radiators; double aspect UPVC sealed unit double glazed w indows and Upvc sealed unit double glazed door to outside; fitted carpet. EN SUITE BATHROOM 13' 5" x 6' 6" (4.10m x 2.0m) Paneled bath with shower/mixer, vanity wash basin and W.C.; tiled shower cubicle with plumbed in shower and sliding glass screens; radiator; part-tiling to w alls; UPVC sealed unit double glazed window; fitted carpet. Communicating door to rear hallway. GUEST BEDROOM TWO 19' 4" x 16' 4" (5.90m x 5.0m) With double aspect UPVC sealed unit double glazed w indows and UPVC sealed unit double glazed door to outside; two radiators; fitted carpet. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Incorporating shower cubicle w ith glass pivot door and plumbed in shower; pedestal wash basin and W.C.; radiator; UPVC sealed unit double glazed w indow; part-tiling to w alls. BEDROOM FOUR 13' 5" x 10' 2" (4.10m x 3.10m) Radiator; UPVC sealed unit double glazed window; fitted carpet. OUTSIDE The property is set back from the road and occupies gardens and grounds which extend to approximately two acres (subject to survey). The front boundary on to the road consists of a post and rail fencing and vehicular access is through double timber gates beyond which there is a large tarmac driveway, turning area and courtyard. This leads to the:- 36 High Street, Brandon, Suffolk, IP27 0AQ T: 01842 813466 | F: 01842 815295 E: [email protected] www.chilterns.co .
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