• A well presented period village home +
• Light and airy kitchen/breakfast +
• Generous utility room with store cupboard and separate laundry/wc +
• Woodburning stove for cosy nights in +
• Bespoke oak staircase +
• 2 bath/shower rooms +
• Attractive gardens with greenhouse and shed +
• Excellent village with school +
• Shop and doctors surgery +
• Delightful local walks +

A delightful period home offering spacious accommodation of 3 bedrooms, 2 bath/shower, sitting/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility and separate wc. Hyperfast Broadband. Established gardens with shed and greenhouse.

Location
Kenninghall is a sought-after South Norfolk village, with East and West Church Street, positioned either side of the church, regarded as particularly attractive and largely unaltered, retaining strong period character. The village offers a good range of everyday amenities including a well-run village store with Post Office, doctor’s surgery, primary school, church, a selection of local businesses and two public houses. The surrounding countryside is gently undulating and includes areas of community woodland, giving the village a well-established and rural feel. Kenninghall is conveniently located for access to wider facilities, with the A11 just a couple of miles away, now dual carriageway all the way to the A14, providing straightforward access towards Newmarket and Cambridge. A mainline rail service is available at Diss (approximately 8 miles) with direct services to London Liverpool Street in around 90 minutes. Bury St Edmunds lies around 18 miles away, while Norwich, with its extensive cultural amenities and international airport, is approximately 23 miles distant.

The Property
White Haven occupies a position on the edge of the village along East Church Street, within the Conservation Area, set back from the road with a front garden and parking to the side. The owners’ main access is via the rear door, reached through wooden gates. Internally, the accommodation is well-proportioned and characterful, combining exposed beams and timber framing with a more recent kitchen/breakfast room extension. Above the kitchen is a bedroom with en-suite, accessed via a staircase at one end of the room. Two further bedrooms are located within the original part of the house and are accessed via a bespoke oak staircase, one of which benefits from a walk-in wardrobe with further fitted wardrobes. A bathroom off the landing includes a bath with electric shower over.
A particular feature is the generous utility room, which benefits from a store cupboard/walk-in pantry and a separate cloakroom/laundry room. A conservatory added by the current owners enjoys views over the rear garden.