Vicarage Road, Wingfield

Occupying a pleasing position, the property is set back from a small country lane within the centre of the village in a rural but yet not isolated situation. The attractive village of Wingfield has proved to have been a popular and sought after location over the years, surrounded by the idyllic and undulating countryside along the Waveney Valley on the north Suffolk borders. Still being within the proximity to the historic and well served market towns of Harleston and Diss, with the latter offering an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities alongside a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich.

Having been constructed in the 1970’s, this four bedroom detached home is built of cavity brick and block construction with UPVC windows and doors whilst being heated by an oil fired boiler to radiators. The property offers a wealth of space measuring in the region of 1,500 square feet, possibility to grow this is available due to the plot this property sits in, which has plenty of space on both sides and to the rear to extend (STPP). Every room sees plenty of natural light creating a bright and airy environment with the rooms to the rear of the house taking in views of the garden and fields beyond.

The property is well positioned in its plot being set back from the road but not too far back so that it compromises the garden space. 360 degree access is available and creates the potential for extension on both sides and the rear as mentioned. The house is approached via a large driveway which sweeps to the right leading you to the detached double garage. The rest of the front garden is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed by a three-bar fence. The main garden to the rear of the property is again mainly laid to lawn but with a large patio area proving ample space for outdoor seating and space to entertain friends and family, this is the ideal space for a barbeque with all of your loved ones with plenty of space for games and activities. The garden also benefits from being predominantly private with the rear boundary adjoining rural farmland which can be appreciated from the upstairs windows of the house.