Chapel Street Cawston, Norwich
Guide Price £375,000

This charming period property, formerly workers cottages, has been converted into a single residence comprising four bedrooms and two receptions. It has retained many original features including beam and brick work as well as inglenook fireplaces. The property further benefits from the recent installation of solar panels.

Surrounded by farmland and countryside the property enjoys a rural setting in the popular North Norfolk village of Cawston. It has easy access to the local amenities that include a post office, village hall, public houses, café and convenience store.

Set back from the road along a rural track, the cottage is approached through a gated entrance onto a shingle frontage, providing off-road parking and access to brick outbuilding, which could be converted into a home office or studio space.  To the rear there is a mature cottage garden with established shrubs and trees as well as an area to grow vegetables and possibly keep chickens for those seeking a more sustainable lifestyle.

The main entrance into the cottage leads into a hallway with access to a utility room with cloakroom, a dining space with an adjoining kitchen, and a family lounge. To the first floor, a bathroom and four bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower, completes the accommodation. 

Situated between the market towns of Aylsham and Reepham, the property benefits from proximity to independent retailers, supermarkets, public house and restaurant, a leisure centre, doctors’ surgery and schooling for all ages. It is also conveniently placed to access the sandy beaches of the Norfolk coastline and the riverways of the Norfolk Broads.