Spixworth Road, Old Catton
Guide price £360,000 Sold (STC)
3 Bedroom House - Detached
- Extended Three Bedroom Detached House
- Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining/Family Room
- Bay-Fronted Sitting Room
- Converted Garage Into Home Office And A Utility Room With Power And Plumbing Connected
- Private Wrap-Around Rear Garden With External WC
- Elevated Position With Driveway, Car Port And Generous Front Garden
- First Floor Bathroom And En-Suite Bathroom To Principal Bedroom
- Gas Central Heating And Fully Double Glazed
- EPC Rating - Awaited
This detached three bedroom extended family home is situated on an elevated plot within the highly desirable suburb of Old Catton. The property is ideally suited to modern family living, particularly for those working from home. Perched at the top of a generous driveway, this well-presented 1980s property has undergone extensive improvements in recent years and offers spacious, flexible accommodation throughout.
The ground floor welcomes you via an entrance hall leading to a large bay-fronted sitting room, providing a bright and comfortable living space. To the rear of the property is the heart of the home; an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, which lends itself excellently for entertaining or families. The former garage has been thoughtfully converted to provide a home office with power connected, alongside a useful utility room with both front and rear door access. Located to the rear of this is an external WC.
Upstairs, the property continues to impress with an expansive principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite bathroom, made possible by the extension. There are two further well-proportioned bedrooms accessed from the landing, all of which are serviced by a modern family bathroom.
Externally, the house enjoys a private, tiered rear garden which wraps around the property and boasts an attractive Japanese blossom tree.
Location
A charming village located on the outskirts of Norwich city centre, approximately 3 miles North. The village of Old Catton has a long history, dating back to at least the Saxon period. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, which recorded it as "Cattuna." Over the centuries, the village evolved and grew, and its name eventually changed to "Old Catton."
There are regular bus services to the centre and ample dog walking facilities, especially within Catton Park; a 70 acre mixed woodland country park nearby. Within walking distance there are schools, a major supermarket (Morrisons), a medical practice, pharmacy and a church
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