Gravel Hill, Stoke Holy Cross, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14

Occupying a sweeping corner plot in a quiet cul-de-sac, this brick and clad, early 1980s, detached family home enjoys one of the most impressive gardens in the area. The exceptionally large south-facing garden wraps around the side and rear, creating a stunning, private and wonderfully child-friendly outside space, perfect for families, entertaining and future landscaping potential.

The mature plot is beautifully stocked and offers a high degree of privacy and seclusion, while still presenting significant scope to enhance or extend the property further (STP). Homes in this established position within one of South Norwich’s most sought-after villages rarely offer such generous outside space and long-term potential.

To the front, a generous driveway provides ample parking and leads to the garage, which benefits from an attached utility area/workshop, ideal for practical family living.

Inside, the hall entrance leads to a cloakroom and into the dynamic open-plan reception space. Cleverly divided by a feature fireplace, the sitting and dining areas flow beautifully while still retaining clearly defined zones. Patio doors open onto the rear garden, enhancing the connection between inside and out. The fitted kitchen sits adjacent, with excellent potential to create a larger open-plan kitchen/dining arrangement if desired.

Upstairs, four bedrooms lead off the landing, along with the family bathroom, which the current owners have transformed into a luxurious contemporary space. The stunning refit includes a generous walk-in shower finished with rich turquoise tiling, a concealed cistern WC and wash hand basin, creating a sleek, high-end finish. The ground floor WC has also been stylishly refitted to complement the main bathroom.

Further potential exists upstairs to create an en suite or walk-in wardrobe, subject to requirements.

A superb opportunity to secure a substantial family home with outstanding garden space, flexible living accommodation and huge future potential, all within one of South Norwich’s most desirable village settings.

Discover Life In Stoke Holy Cross -

The village itself boasts a warm and welcoming community, supported by a well-regarded primary school, nursery, a local shop, and a popular pub. For those who enjoy fine dining, Stoke Holy Cross is something of a hidden gem. The renowned Wildebeest offers exceptional seasonal cuisine in a stylish, relaxed setting, while Stoke Mill, set beside the river in a beautifully restored watermill, provides an elegant menu in one of Norfolk’s most unique dining locations.

Just moments away in the neighbouring village of Caistor St Edmund, Caistor Hall is home to Michelin-starred chef Mark Poynton, bringing refined, destination dining to your doorstep.

Excellent road links connect the village easily to Norwich, the A47, and the A140, making it a desirable base for those who commute, or simply wish to dip into city life when the mood strikes. With its sought-after location, beautiful surroundings, and access to some of the region’s finest culinary experiences, Stoke Holy Cross offers a lifestyle that’s both peaceful and richly rewarding.

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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