• NO ONWARD CHAIN +
• TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE +
• CHARACTERFUL FEATURES +
• MODERN ACCOMMODATION +
• NORFOLK VILLAGE LOCATION +
• GARAGE AND CAR PORT TO REAR +

A characterful two bedroom terraced cottage, built circa 1820 that has retained features including beams and a brick built fireplace. Located at the heart of the north Norfolk village of Worstead, the property benefits from its close proximity to local amenities that include a train station, village church and hall, primary and pre-schools and public house.

Set on the road, the property enjoys a countryside setting with field views to the front. To the rear, a well presented and low maintenance garden with a paved seating area, ideal for alfresco dining with friends and family. The property further benefits from a garage and car port at the rear which provides off road parking.

Boasting modern accommodation, the entrance of the property leads directly into the heart of the home, an open plan lounge dining space with a kitchen beyond and an adjoining conservatory with double doors which opens to the rear garden. To the first floor, a landing opens to two bedrooms and a family shower room completes the accommodation.

The property further benefits from its central location between the historic market towns of Aylsham, North Walsham, Stalham and the renowned Norfolk Broads capital of Wroxham. The Bittern Railway Line, stretches from Norwich, stopping nearby at the Worstead Station and onward to the seaside towns of Cromer and Sheringham.