• Substantially Extended 1980's Detached House +
• Corner Plot +
• Garage With Driveway +
• 7.3m Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining Room With Media Wall And Patio Doors +
• Porch Entrance +
• Ground Floor WC, First Floor Family Bathroom And an En-Suite +
• Four Double Bedrooms +
• New Flooring Throughout In 2023 +
• South-East Facing Landscaped Garden +
• EPC Rating - D +

Substantially Extended 1980s Detached Home on a Generous Corner Plot.

Occupying a generous corner plot in a sought-after residential location, this substantially extended 1980s detached home offers an exceptional blend of modern style and spacious family living. From the moment you arrive, the brick-weave driveway, garage to rear, and beautifully landscaped wrap-around front garden make a striking first impression.

Step through the porch entrance and into a thoughtfully reconfigured interior, where the ground floor flows effortlessly from room to room. A handy downstairs WC sets the tone for the practical yet stylish design throughout. The heart of the home is the stunning 7.3-metre open-plan kitchen and dining area, flooded with natural light and finished with a sleek contemporary kitchen, feature media wall, and patio doors that lead directly out to the garden.

The generous extension has created a large, elegant sitting room, also enjoying direct access to the garden via patio doors. Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a spacious principal suite complete with modern en-suite shower room. A beautifully appointed family bathroom and excellent storage options complete the upper level.

Outside, the current owners have spared no effort in creating inviting outdoor spaces. The south-east facing rear garden is a private haven, mainly laid to lawn and featuring a newly installed limestone patio

Location - A charming village located on the outskirts of Norwich city centre, approximately 3 miles North. The village of Old Catton has a long history, dating back to at least the Saxon period. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, which recorded it as "Cattuna." Over the centuries, the village evolved and grew, and its name eventually changed to "Old Catton."
There are regular bus services to the centre and ample dog walking facilities, especially within Catton Park; a 70 acre mixed woodland country park nearby. Within walking distance there are schools, a major supermarket (Morrisons), a medical practice, pharmacy and a church.