The Street Sutton, Norwich
Guide Price £650,000

West View is a detached chalet bungalow set on a plot of approximately quarter of an acre and located in the north Norfolk waterside hamlet of Sutton, a popular destination for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy the natural beauty of the Norfolk countryside, Broads and coastline. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, and is home to a number of walking and cycling trails, a 14th century church, hotel, and Sutton Staithe boatyard where you can hire a boat or canoe for a trip along the river.

Set back from the road, the bungalow is approached through a gated entrance onto a shingle driveway providing ample off-road parking and access to a double car port and storeroom, which has the potential for development to an annexe (subject to the usual planning permission). The gardens are well maintained and benefit from a double garage with a cloakroom, a pond, greenhouse, lounge/hobby room with timber decking and a potting shed, all fitted with electricity.

West View has been updated and extended by the current owners and presents as a beautifully presented and spacious family home. The main entrance provides access into a broad hallway, with built in storage. Separate doors from the hallway lead into two double bedrooms, both with bay windows and one with built in storage, a large family bath and shower room, and an office or fourth bedroom with roof lantern. To the rear of the property, there is a spacious family lounge with feature wood burner and a fabulous open plan kitchen dining room, and a separate utility with cloakroom. Both rooms benefit from double doors that overlook and open out to the rear garden. To the first floor, a further bedroom with an en-suite, dressing area and double doors opening to views over the fields beyond complete the accommodation.

Whether as an enviable family home or an ideal place to escape to the country Sutton benefits from its neighbouring villages where the local amenities include schooling, high streets with various independent shops, superstore and petrol station and public transport links into Norwich city centre for some retail therapy, numerous cafes and restaurant and its extensive historical interest.