Whissonsett

This property presents as a wonderful opportunity to purchase a recently built detached home in a delightful village location, with modern day comforts at the forefront of its build.

Perfectly blending the convenience of living in a newly built home, with the benefits involved in being located in the Norfolk countryside, 1 Tower Close offers a wealth of reception space, with a bright and spacious sitting room leading out into the garden through the sliding doors, and the sociable kitchen/dining space fitted with high quality Neff appliances, and bi-folding doors onto the patio. Perfectly described by the current owners as being a home encapsulating efficiency, with comfort, the air source heating is a welcomed bonus.

The upstairs accommodation is thoughtfully laid out, with the principal suite benefitting from not only an en-suite bathroom, but a dressing room also. The landing and stairwell is adorned with light from the vaulted ceiling and Velux window, making a bright and spacious area.

In the time the current owners have been at Tower Close, they have put much effort into creating a wonderful garden. To the rear, a predominantly lawned space is bordered by plants and shrubs, with the front garden following the same design. The bi-folding doors blend the indoors and outdoors perfectly, allowing space to entertain family and friends.

This home offers a wealth of space and makes the ideal family home. It's time for the current owners to move on to pastures new, and for someone else to make 1 Tower Close their home.  

WHISSONSETT A small village that prides itself on its sense of community, Whissonsett has a bowling green, village hall, which holds regular events, a horticultural society, keep fit group and Women's Institute, amongst other things. Whissonsett is in the catchment area for both the sought after and high performing Litcham School as well as Brisley Primary Academy. St Mary's Church dates in part to the 14th and 15th centuries and features a particularly wide nave, a tower with buttresses and battlements with gargoyles. The village sign, designed by a villager features an apple (referring to the orchards run by the Stangroom family), stocks (no longer in the village), a well (no longer the source of water but still in existence) and a windmill (the village used to have two windmills). The market town of Fakenham is approximately four miles away whilst Dereham is a little further, approximately seven miles away. 

SERVICES CONNECTED Mains electricity, water and drainage. Air source central heating. 

COUNCIL TAX Band E. 

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING B. Ref:-7822-5038-2370-1182-2222
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TENURE Freehold. 

LOCATION What3words: ///flattens.splashes.emblem 

PROPERTY REFERENCE 41589 

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