- OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 18TH MAY - CALL ABBOTTS FOR MORE INFORMATION +
- 3 BEDROOMS +
- LOUNGE +
- KITCHEN / DINER +
- ENSUITE TO MASTER +
- VERANDA +
- FRONT AND REAR GARDEN +
- BATHROOM +
*OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 18TH MAY - CALL ABBOTTS FOR MORE INFORMATION*
Brimming with character and offering incredible potential, this delightful three-bedroom semi-detached former farm cottage is set on a generous plot in a peaceful rural location just outside the village of Ten Mile Bank. Enjoy uninterrupted field views, original period features, and the charm of country living, all within reach of local amenities.
Inside, the welcoming entrance hall leads to a spacious kitchen with ample room for dining and direct access to a rear veranda—perfect for enjoying the garden and relaxing outdoors. The generously sized lounge is bright and inviting, featuring an open fireplace for cosy evenings. A family bathroom completes the ground floor.
Upstairs, you'll find three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a master with an en suite shower room. The open landing offers sweeping views across the surrounding fields, enhancing the sense of space and serenity.
Outside, the property boasts a beautifully established rear garden with a variety of fruit trees, a lawned area, and a patio ideal for outdoor entertaining. The front of the property provides a gravelled driveway with ample parking for multiple vehicles.
While some modernisation is required, this unique home presents a fantastic opportunity to create your dream countryside retreat. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all this property has to offer.
Ten Mile Bank is a small rural village located in Norfolk, England, nestled along the west bank of the River Great Ouse. It lies between the towns of Downham Market and Littleport, offering scenic views of the surrounding fenland landscape. The village is known for its peaceful atmosphere, historic riverbank cottages, and proximity to walking and cycling routes that follow the river. Its name derives from its location approximately ten miles from Denver Sluice, a key point in the region’s drainage system.