Low Street, Smallburgh, Norfolk

Mole End is a wonderful refurbished modern residence set in a private position on the outskirts of Smallburgh with parkland grounds of just over four acres. Built of brick rendered elevations under pantile roof, the property enjoys generous accommodation presented in excellent condition throughout. Inside the property, a light garden room with roof lantern and floor to ceiling windows and French doors is a wonderful place to sit and admire the parkland setting outside. A large contemporary kitchen dining room also has floor to ceiling windows and French doors to take in the outside landscape. The kitchen has a mixture of full height, wall and floor cabinets, as well as a kitchen island and integrated Neff appliances. A central reception hall leads to a dual aspect sitting room with free standing wood burning stove. The principal bedroom has fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms on the ground floor and another double bedroom on the first floor. In addition, the property also has a separate shower room, study, utility room and a guest wc, as well as a water softener, an electric car charging point and a solar power diverter to heat domestic water.

Outside, the property enjoys some fabulous south facing mature parkland grounds of just over 4 acres. Immediately outside the property is a terrace with planting and across the drive is a pond with adjacent studio, gazebo and boardwalk amongst some wonderful flower beds. There is a wide range of specimen trees including eucalyptus, silver birch, chestnut, and oak, as well as fruit trees including pear, cherry and apple. The property is approached over a long sweeping driveway through wooded parkland grounds to a gravel area passing the house to a parking area with double cart shed and garage, onto a rear access drive to Low Road.

Mole End is located in rural Northeast Norfolk close to the villages of Smallburgh and Dilham amongst unspoilt countryside on the edge of the Norfolk Broads. Both villages enjoy a good community with popular public houses, The Crown in Smallburgh and The Crosskeys in Dilham. The towns of Stalham, Wroxham and North Walsham are all nearby with an excellent range of amenities including independent shops, supermarkets, and schooling for all ages. The property is well positioned for the Norfolk Broads, with a plethora of public houses, access points to the water networks and bridleways and footpaths to enjoy. The coastline is 6 miles away with renowned sandy beaches along this stretch of coast. The Cathedral City of Norwich, the regional centre is 12 miles to the southwest and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling. Norwich has a main railway station providing regular service to London and Cambridge. On the North side of the City is Norwich international Airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.