Eagle House, Eagle Road, Erpingham, Norfolk

Guide Price *£750,000-£775000*

Eagle House is a fabulous detached property that has been extensively renovated and modernised to the highest of standards to create an outstanding family home. Located within the semi-rural picturesque village of Erpingham with local amenities that include a primary school, village hall, St Mary’s Church, and The Spread-Eagle public house and restaurant. Additional amenities including supermarkets and leisure facilities can be found in the nearby market town of Aylsham, located just four miles to the south.

Set on a generous plot approaching half of an acre, the property is screened from the road by a unique decorative wall, that has to be seen to be believed. It is approached over a horse shoe gravel driveway, providing ample off-road parking and access to a garage, mature shrub gardens and a front lawn. To the side a sun terrace provides the perfect setting for relaxation with friends and family. To the rear there is a south east facing lawn garden bordered by mature trees, a timber storeroom and shed and a generous brick outbuilding ideal as a games room, additional accommodation, storage, or home office.

With nearly two thousand square feet of living space, and stunning presentation throughout, the main entrance to the property leads into a bright hallway where separate internal doors provide access into a cloakroom, a separate utility and a family lounge with feature fireplace and double doors that overlook and open out to the rear garden. A further door from the hallway leads into the heart of the home, a modern, open plan kitchen dining room with double doors out to the side sun terrace. To the first floor, a family bath and shower room and four bedrooms, two with built in storage and the main with an en-suite, complete the accommodation.

Eagle House is further complimented in its semi-rural setting and the many country lanes popular with walkers and cyclists. its proximity, of approximately eight miles, to the North Norfolk coast at Cromer, with its beautiful pier, dog friendly sandy shoreline, cafes and restaurant. The capital city of Norwich lies approximately nineteen miles to the south and affords an abundance of historical interest including Norwich castle, the magnificent cathedral, the riverside Cow Tower, the famous Elm Street and the popular covered market