Fallowfield, Framingham Earl, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14

Set within Fallowfield, a small, quiet cul-de-sac made up of just a handful of well-appointed homes this is a position that immediately feels different. A prime, non-estate setting that offers a level of privacy and calm that buyers consistently look for, yet rarely find.

Occupying a generous corner plot, the wraparound garden is what truly elevates this home and creates a setting that feels far more substantial than many comparable properties. Mature planting, lawned areas and a terrace patio combine to offer a garden that works just as well for family life as it does for entertaining and importantly, one that has been enjoyed and appreciated over time.

The property itself has remained within the same family for over 20 years, a clear reflection of how well it has served them. During that time, it has proven to be a comfortable and practical long-term home, with a layout that simply works.

The ground floor centres around a well-proportioned sitting room, complete with a wood burner, which flows naturally into a formal dining room, creating a layout that balances everyday living with more sociable entertaining space. The kitchen/breakfast room provides space for informal dining, supported by a separate utility room, ensuring the day-to-day functionality is well covered.

Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged off a notably spacious landing, giving the first floor a sense of openness often missing in similar homes. The principal bedroom includes built-in wardrobes and an en suite, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom.

Where this home becomes particularly compelling is its versatility. As it stands, it is a perfectly comfortable four-bedroom family home as proven over the last two decades. However, the corner plot and orientation offer clear and obvious potential for extension or reconfiguration (subject to the necessary consents), allowing a buyer to create something far larger if desired.

Equally, for those not looking to take on a project, the house works effortlessly in its current form, making it just as suitable for downsizers or buyers seeking a well-located home with manageable space and a standout garden.

To the front, a driveway provides off-road parking and access to the garage, with the additional benefit of a front lawn that could be adapted to create further parking if required.

Homes in locations like this, small cul-de-sacs, non-estate positions, and plots of this size are always in demand, and for good reason.

Additional Information:

Council Tax Band - D
Local Authority - South Norfolk Council
We have been advised that the property is connected to mains water, electricity and gas.

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Set within Fallowfield, a small, quiet cul-de-sac made up of just a handful of well-appointed homes this is a position that immediately feels different. A prime, non-estate setting that offers a level of privacy and calm that buyers consistently look for, yet rarely find.

Occupying a generous corner plot, the wraparound garden is what truly elevates this home and creates a setting that feels far more substantial than many comparable properties. Mature planting, lawned areas and a terrace patio combine to offer a garden that works just as well for family life as it does for entertaining and importantly, one that has been enjoyed and appreciated over time.

The property itself has remained within the same family for over 20 years, a clear reflection of how well it has served them. During that time, it has proven to be a comfortable and practical long-term home, with a layout that simply works.

The ground floor centres around a well-proportioned sitting room, complete with a wood burner, which flows naturally into a formal dining room, creating a layout that balances everyday living with more sociable entertaining space. The kitchen/breakfast room provides space for informal dining, supported by a separate utility room, ensuring the day-to-day functionality is well covered.

Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged off a notably spacious landing, giving the first floor a sense of openness often missing in similar homes. The principal bedroom includes built-in wardrobes and an en suite, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom.

Where this home becomes particularly compelling is its versatility. As it stands, it is a perfectly comfortable four-bedroom family home as proven over the last two decades. However, the corner plot and orientation offer clear and obvious potential for extension or reconfiguration (subject to the necessary consents), allowing a buyer to create something far larger if desired.

Equally, for those not looking to take on a project, the house works effortlessly in its current form, making it just as suitable for downsizers or buyers seeking a well-located home with manageable space and a standout garden.

To the front, a driveway provides off-road parking and access to the garage, with the additional benefit of a front lawn that could be adapted to create further parking if required.

Homes in locations like this, small cul-de-sacs, non-estate positions, and plots of this size are always in demand, and for good reason.