• Guide Price £260,000 to £270,000 +
• Quietly Positioned within a Cul-De-Sac +
• A Short Walk to Watton Town Centre and Local Amenities +
• Two Generously Sized Double Bedrooms +
• Scope to Update and Personalise Throughout +
• Built in 2000, Offering a Modern Layout with Solid Potential +
• Single Garage and Off Road Parking +
• Fitted with Solar Panels, Contributing to Energy Efficiency +
• Offered with No Onward Chain +

Offers Over £250,000. Tucked away within a quiet and established cul-de-sac, this well-located home presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a practical property with scope to enhance and personalise. Offered to the market chain free, it provides a straightforward path to ownership, whether you’re a first-time buyer, downsizer or investor.

Built in 2000, the accommodation is well proportioned throughout, featuring two comfortable double bedrooms and two separate reception rooms—ideal for a range of living arrangements. Whether you’re looking to create dedicated work-from-home space, a cosy sitting room, or a formal dining area, the layout offers welcome flexibility.

While the property is presented in a liveable condition, there is clear potential for modernisation and improvement, allowing a new owner to make their mark and add value over time.

Externally, the home benefits from a private driveway, single garage and off-road parking— sought-after features in this part of town. A further advantage is the inclusion of solar panels, contributing to energy efficiency and helping to reduce running costs.

Located just a short stroll from Watton’s town centre, residents can enjoy easy access to a wide range of local amenities including shops, eateries, services and public transport links, all while enjoying the peace and privacy of a tucked away setting.

This is a property that combines a convenient location with excellent potential—an ideal canvas for those looking to create a home of their own. WATTON
Watton, a beloved market town nestled in Breckland, Norfolk, offers a tranquil retreat with abundant country homes and equestrian properties. Each year, the Wayland Show, among England’s oldest agricultural shows, brings the community together.

The town boasts essential amenities, including primary, junior, and secondary schools, a GP clinic, dental surgery, chemist, supermarket, Post Office, and sports centre. Loch Neaton, reputedly England’s sole loch, originated in 1875 when Scottish railway workers excavated land, creating a lake filled by the River Wissey. Though the Victorian-era attractions have vanished, Loch Neaton remains a scenic spot for leisurely walks and fishing.