• 1930's semi-detached house +
• Three bedrooms +
• Delightful open plan accommodation +
• Terrace and attractive landscaped gardens +
• Extensive parking +

DESCRIPTION No.58 Grove Walk comprises a most attractive 1930's bay fronted semi-detached home pleasantly positioned to the South of Norwich, and within striking distance of excellent local schooling and amenities. The property, acquired in 2018 has been the subject of a major renovation programme with works carried out to all rooms, but particularly at the rear of the house with the creation of a superb extension where the open plan kitchen dining room lies and links beautifully into the snug/dining room. The house importantly retains the characterful features of this era of which include fine fireplaces, staircase and reinstated four panel doors.

The house is approached at the front into a spacious staircase hall that flows into the principal sitting room and kitchen breakfast room. The sitting room is a delightful space with original fireplace, striking bay window and built in cabinetry providing useful storage. The extended kitchen breakfast room acts as the focal point to the home enjoying a range of integrated appliances together with a central island incorporating a breakfast bar; this area of the home is particularly light and airy with dual aspect windows across the rear and side aspects and rooflight above allowing plenty of natural light to flow through this space. Off the kitchen lies the cloakroom and utility area with side access. Across the other side of the kitchen an opening leads on into the snug/reception room with fireplace and access can be enjoyed here into the gardens.

To the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom positioned off the main landing. The guest bedroom enjoys fitted wardrobes and all rooms enjoy pleasant views over the associated gardens. There is room to extend into the attic subject to the necessary planning consents being forthcoming.

No.58 Grove Walk is approached from the southeast into a shingled driveway with parking offered for a number of vehicles. A super feature of the gardens is the raised terrace which leads down from the snug and side access, the terrace itself enjoys varying elevations with entertaining at the forefront of the design and leads down to the lawned garden.

The main gardens at the rear are predominantly lawned and enjoy flower and shrub borders and the views back towards the house with the mixture of traditional red brick and wall-hung plain tile cladding. In addition, a garden shed, positioned on the boundary will remain with the property. Power is supplied around the garden and to the shed.