- Semi Detached Three bed House +
- Three Double Beds +
- Corner Plot +
- Off Road Parking +
- Chain Free +
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This spacious three bedroom semi detached family home is set within the popular village of Carbrooke and offers well proportioned accommodation throughout. As you enter the property, you are welcomed by a bright hallway that guides you smoothly through the ground floor. There is a useful storage cupboard ideal for coats and shoes, and the staircase rises neatly to the first floor.
To the right of the hallway sits the lounge, a comfortable and inviting space featuring an electric fire with surround and a window overlooking the front aspect, allowing plenty of natural light to fill the room. Moving towards the rear of the property, the kitchen and breakfast room provide an excellent hub for family life. There is a generous range of wall and base units, along with a double oven and hob, and ample room for a family dining table, making it perfect for everyday meals as well as entertaining guests.
From the hallway, the stairs lead up to the first floor where you will find three well sized bedrooms. Bedroom one benefits from a fitted double wardrobe and a window to the front. Bedroom two is another spacious double with fitted wardrobes, and bedroom three also offers good proportions and additional wardrobe space, making it ideal for family members or guests.
The bathroom includes a bath with an electric shower and a washbasin, while a separate lavatory sits alongside, adding convenience for busy households.
Outside, the property enjoys two allocated parking spaces and a rear garden laid mainly to lawn. A patio area provides a pleasant spot for outdoor dining or relaxation, and there is a timber shed for storage. Attached to the rear of the property is a useful porch area, along with an external brick built storage space, offering further practicality.
Watton, a market town in Norfolk, has a rich history dating back to the Anglo-Saxon period, marked by significant events such as a devastating fire in 1674 and the establishment of its market.