Chestnut Road, Tasburgh, NR15

This superb modern bungalow has to be one of the best available in the local area! Immaculate both inside and out, with a generous conservatory, garage & parking for several vehicles. Don’t take our word for it…arrange your viewing today.

Upon entering, one of the first things to note is the wider-than-average hallway, where you will also find a useful cloaks/storage cupboard, and access to the loft space via a pulldown ladder. The first door to your left opens to the bathroom, with a modern fitted suite. To your right is the smaller of the double bedrooms, currently used as a dressing room, and benefits from a range of fitted wardrobes and concealed drawers. The generously sized main bedroom has plenty of space for your free-standing furniture, with the box bay a lovely feature. Both the kitchen and the living room connect to the large rear conservatory, which affords you space for a dining table and also to sit and enjoy the outlook over the sunny southwest-facing landscaped garden. You will appreciate the fitted blinds and the radiator, which allow for comfortable year-round use, and the adjacent patio terrace is ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining.
Positioned nicely within a cul-de-sac, the driveway offers parking for up to three vehicles and leads to the detached garage.

Presented to a very high standard throughout, you are invited to view in order to fully appreciate everything this home has to offer.

LOCATION
Around 8 miles south of Norwich, the village of Tasburgh is found off the A140 and is regarded as a popular and desirable location with the benefit of a strong and active local community and still retains the benefit of local primary schooling, a public house/restaurant, a thriving social club, and a church.
A more extensive range of day-to-day amenities, facilities, and schooling for reception through to Year 11, can be found within the small town of Long Stratton, just a couple of miles to the south, and can be accessed by the regular bus service that runs between Norwich and Diss, both of which have a mainline railway station.