• Guide Price £490,000 - £500,000 +
• Stunning Double Plot With Outstanding Potential +
• Sought After South City Village Location +
• Built by The Current Family in 1955 +
• Wonderful Garden Vista +
• Bay Fronted Lounge with Double Doors +
• Open Fields To Rear +
• A Truly One Off Property With Remarkable Gardens +
• Set Back From Road With Garage And Large Driveway +

Coming to the market for the first time in 70 years and offered with no onward chain, this rarely available double plot is sure to attract strong interest.

Built in 1955 and cherished by the same family ever since, Paigles presents an exciting opportunity to acquire a home full of character and potential. This traditional three-bedroom bungalow—very much of its era—has remained largely untouched over the decades, offering a wonderful blank canvas for renovation, extension, or even redevelopment (subject to planning consent).

The accommodation includes a spacious, bay-fronted principal reception room, three bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, and generous storage throughout. With its original features and layout, the property invites you to modernise or reimagine the space to suit your own needs.

Occupying a double plot, the property benefits from expansive gardens to the front, side, and rear. The open frontage provides ample parking and turning space for numerous vehicles, along with an attached garage. Mature mixed hedging creates privacy and seclusion, while the rear garden enjoys uninterrupted views across open meadowland—an idyllic setting for peaceful living, beautiful sunsets, and a true countryside feel.

Set in a highly desirable non-estate location, Paigles offers the rare combination of tranquillity and convenience, with local amenities just a short walk away.

This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to secure a unique home with outstanding potential in a prime location—sold with no onward chain.

Discover Stoke Holy Cross:

Tucked just a few miles south of Norwich, Stoke Holy Cross is a picturesque village that offers the perfect blend of rural tranquillity and modern convenience. Surrounded by rolling countryside and peaceful riverside walks along the River Tas, this well-connected village invites a slower, more considered pace of life — while keeping you remarkably close to the city.

The village itself boasts a warm and welcoming community, supported by a well-regarded primary school, nursery, a local shop, and a popular pub. For those who enjoy fine dining, Stoke Holy Cross is something of a hidden gem. The renowned Wildebeest offers exceptional seasonal cuisine in a stylish, relaxed setting, while Stoke Mill, set beside the river in a beautifully restored watermill, provides an elegant menu in one of Norfolk’s most unique dining locations.