834 properties for sale in Gissing Diss

Well located within the village of Roydon (adjoining Diss), the property is found just a mile or so to the west of Diss and still within walking distance to the town and open rural countryside. Over the years Roydon has proved to have been a popular and sought after location still retaining a strong and active local community helped with a good local infrastructure, with the benefit of schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant and fine church. The historic market town of Diss offers a more diverse range of amenities and facilities along with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This property comprises a substantial three bedroom detached bungalow of traditional construction. The accommodation spans approximately 1,200 square feet, featuring versatile living space and well-proportioned rooms flooded with natural light. Heating is provided by a gas-fired central heating boil

Found in a small, select and much sought after close the property is well positioned and surrounded by similar attractive properties all set upon large plots. Over the years this close has proved to have been a highly regarded location where seldom does one see properties becoming available. The pretty village of Roydon is a popular location found just one and a half miles to the west of Diss and still retains a strong and active local community helped by having a good niche infrastructure with schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant and fine church. A more extensive range of amenities and facilities can be found within Diss lying on the South Norfolk borders and within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley. The town benefits from a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Built in the 1960’s of tradition brick and block cavity wall construction, this three bedroom detache

Handsome, detached period of home. Wonderfully mature garden with Victorian-style greenhouse, lawns, entertaining terrace and vegetable garden. Nicely proportioned rooms. Double bedrooms. Pamment tiled flooring and wood burning stove. Garage and driveway space. Must be viewed!

Found to the west of the town the property is still within walking distance of the high street and open rural countryside. Over the years Louies Lane has proved to have been a much sought after area consisting of many attractive post war properties, built upon spacious plots. The historic market town of Diss is found on the south Norfolk borders within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley, the town offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities whilst having the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Extending to just under 1,200 sq ft, this well-presented home offers generous and thoughtfully arranged accommodation ideally suited to modern family life. A welcoming entrance hallway provides an inviting first impression and leads to the property's well-balanced living spaces. Found from the entrance hallway, the dining room flows through to the kitchen, creating a s

This well-proportioned bungalow offers comfortable and practical living accommodation, including two double bedrooms, a spacious living room, and a kitchen accessed directly from the porch entrance. The layout is complemented by a further inner hallway leading to the bedrooms and bathroom. Externally, the property benefits from a shingled driveway providing access to the garage, an attractively block-paved front garden, and a small rear garden mainly laid to lawn. The property further benefits from recently installed UPVC double-glazed windows throughout.LocationThe parish of Roydon is within a 15 minute walk of the shops. Diss is a bustling market town with weekly markets in the market square and auctions at TW Gaze auction house. Diss sits on the Norfolk/Suffolk border and offers a surprising number of independent specialist shops and businesses providing a wide variety of goods and services, including three national brand supermarkets. The town also benefits from a mainline rail sta

SITUATION Known as The Greenacres development and found towards the west of Diss, the property is still within walking distance of the town centre and Roydon school. The development was originally built by respected developers Messrs Persimmon Homes with most of the houses having been built within the last eighteen to twenty four months. There is a most pleasing feel to the development by way of having a large open green public space whilst comprising of a mixture of different types of attractive and modern houses/bungalows. The historic market town of Diss is found on the south Norfolk borders and within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney valley. The town offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day facilities and amenities with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. DESCRIPTION The property comprises a two bedroom mid-terrace house built of thermally efficient construction, utilising br

Countryside views in every direction make Brambledown Lodge a truly unique edge-of-town home. Set behind a gated frontage with ample off-road parking, this substantial property enjoys uninterrupted field views to both the front and rear, creating a peaceful and private setting just minutes from the centre of Diss. The heart of the home is a spacious kitchen/dining room featuring attractive green cabinetry, a Belfast sink, a striking brick range cooker recess and characterful brick accents throughout. Five generously sized bedrooms are complemented by three bathroom facilities, offering flexibility for family life, guests or multi-generational living. Outside, the manageable rear garden combines a patio and lawn with the rare benefit of having no neighbours behind, only open countryside beyond. With a detached garage, extensive parking and a sought-after semi-rural location, Brambledown Lodge perfectly balances space, character and convenience.The LocationBrambledown Lodge enjoys an env

The property is located in a desirable area, tucked away from a quiet country road. Snow Street has a reputation for being an in-demand location, with properties rarely becoming available, being situated on the edge of the village, offering easy access to scenic rural countryside while still being close to Diss. Diss is a charming market town located in the picturesque Waveney Valley, providing a wide range of amenities and facilities. The town also has a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The bungalow was understood to have been built in the early 1980’s and is of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction, heated by oil fired central heating boiler via radiators, alongside benefitting from new upvc double glazed windows and doors providing reduced consumption and maintenance commitments. Offering versatile space with a pleasing layout and well-proportioned rooms that are flooded with natural light. During the curren

Found to the west of the town the property is still within walking distance of the high street and open rural countryside. Over the years Louies Lane has proved to have been a much sought after area consisting of many attractive post war properties, built upon spacious plots. The historic market town of Diss is found on the south Norfolk borders within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley, the town offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities whilst having the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Extending to just under 1,200 sq ft, this well-presented home offers generous and thoughtfully arranged accommodation ideally suited to modern family life. A welcoming entrance hallway provides an inviting first impression and leads to the property's well-balanced living spaces. Found from the entrance hallway, the dining room flows through to the kitchen, creating a s

Ideally located within walking distance of Diss town centre and its excellent rail links, this spacious four-bedroom detached home offers well-proportioned accommodation, generous gardens, ample parking and a double garage.Property - Upon entering, the viewer is welcomed by a particularly spacious entrance hall, providing an excellent first impression and access to the principal ground floor accommodation. The main living space is centred around a generous L-shaped living/dining room, offering plenty of room for both comfortable everyday living and entertaining. From the living room, sliding doors open directly onto the rear garden, creating a natural connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. Wooden double doors lead through to the kitchen, which is conveniently positioned off the main living accommodation.Situated to the opposite side of the property is a separate and versatile snug, offering a more relaxed secondary reception space and benefiting from sliding doors opening di

An individually designed four-bedroom detached new-build home in a peaceful rural setting on a quiet lane with little traffic and lovely views surrounding the house. Featuring a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, separate triple-aspect sitting room and versatile ground-floor double bedroom with adjacent shower room. Three further double bedrooms include a principal suite with walk-in dressing room and en-suite. Outside, generous gardens with sandstone terraces enjoy open countryside views, complemented by a substantial double garage and ample private parking. Energy-efficient features include an air-source heat pump, solar panels (with battery system connected) and underfloor heating. Conveniently located for Diss, Eye and Harleston, with local schooling, every-day amenities and mainline rail services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street within easy reach

As you meander down Appletree Lane, the property is found on the left hand side just past a small green, tucked away behind hedges that provide a pleasant leafy green approach. Located to the north west of Diss the property is found upon a small no through close, bordering Roydon/Diss. Appletree Lane is still within walking distance of not only the town centre but also to the open rural countryside to the west of Roydon. The historic market town of Diss is situated upon the south Norfolk borders and within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley. The town offers an extensive range of many day to day amenities and facilities whilst having the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Step inside and discover a home designed for modern family living, where over 1,000 sq ft of bright, airy accommodation creates a wonderful sense of space and comfort throughout. This attractive detached house offers a perfect

Situation The dwelling is situated to the north west of the town, within Roydon and in a semi-rural location close to Diss. It is part of an existing building line, set back from a small country lane, with far reaching views over rural farmland to the rear. Over the years, this area has become highly desirable for homeowners being within a short stroll of Quaker Wood and rural fields, giving it a unique charm. Factory Lane is known for its attractive properties, mostly individually built and upon spacious plots, all within easy reach of the town. Diss, a historic and bustling market town, offers a wide range of amenities and facilities for everyday needs, including a mainline railway station with direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description This aesthetically pleasing house will be built to a high specification, every detail of the design and construction has been meticulously planned to maximise the use of space and light to create versatile yet well-proportione

Well positioned within a small close, the property is found just one and a half miles from the town centre and still within walking distance of the high street. The village of Roydon, over the years, has proved to have been a popular and sought after location by way of still retaining a strong and active local community with a good local infrastructure. There is the benefit of schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant and fine church. The historic market town of Diss offers a more extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities situated within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside running through the Waveney Valley, also benefitting from a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich.The property was believed to have been built in 1970’s and is of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction with UPVC double glazing, and gas-fired central heating. The accommodation

The property is particularly well positioned being within a small quiet cul-de-sac which opens onto a green park. A short walk through the park gives access to a petrol station with convenience store, a pub/restaurant and a fine church. The village itself is a popular location with school, transport links and a strong active local community. The historic market town of Diss is just one and a half miles from the property and offers a more diverse range of amenities including shops, music, theatre, arts and Diss Mere Park. There is a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Believed to have been built in the late 1990s by Persimmon Homes, this spacious three-bedroom semi-detached property is well situated at the end of a small close comprised of similar attractive properties. The home offers well-laid-out accommodation flooded with plenty of natural light. On the ground floor, the entrance hall provides a welcoming first impression, of

Located to the north-west of Diss, the property is quietly positioned on a small no-through close, bordering Roydon and Diss, offering a peaceful setting with minimal passing traffic. Appletree Lane remains within comfortable walking distance of both the town centre and the surrounding open countryside, with the well-regarded Quaker Wood just a short distance away, ideal for scenic walks and outdoor pursuits. The historic market town of Diss lies on the south Norfolk border, nestled within the attractive countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town provides an excellent range of everyday amenities including shops, schools, cafés, and leisure facilities, and further benefits from a mainline railway station offering regular, direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich, making it ideal for commuters. This three bedroom detached home is offered with no onward chain and would make an excellent purchase for first-time buyers, growing families, or investors seeking to expand their r

IN SUMMARYGuide Price £250,000-£265,000. Located on the fringes of DISS within the village of ROYDON, and within an easy walk of the TOWN CENTRE you will find this VICTORIAN MID-TERRACE with DRIVEWAY OFF ROAD PARKING to the front for two vehicles. The accommodation has been impressively UPGRADED by the current owners and now comprises an entrance porch leading to the VERY IMPRESSIVE OPEN PLAN sitting/dining room and then into the HIGH SPECIFICATION INTEGRATED KITCHEN. Beyond is a rear porch and a NEWLY UPGRADED BATHROOM with large WALK IN DOUBLE RAINFALL SHOWER. On the first floor you will find THREE BEDROOMS - all OFF LANDING. Externally the rear garden is surprisingly large with two paved patio areas and an expansive lawn, an ideal space for entertaining and for the family to enjoy. To the very rear of the garden is an EXCELLENT HIGH SPEC STUDIO ROOM OR HOME OFFICE ideal for a number of uses. The property benefits from uPVC DOUBLE GLAZING and GAS FIRED central heating and is presente

Well positioned within a short walking distance of the town centre, this attractive property is located in the historic market town of Diss, situated on the South Norfolk borders. Surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley, the town offers an extensive and diverse range of day-to-day amenities and facilities, along with the added benefit of a mainline railway station providing regular, direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich.The ground floor of this charming Victorian semi-detached home features an open-plan kitchen/diner with ample worktop space, making meal preparation both practical and enjoyable. A central island forms the heart of the kitchen, creating an ideal social and functional space. To the front of the property is the main living room, where a large window allows an abundance of natural light to fill the room. The ground floor is completed by a spacious family bathroom comprising a shower, WC, and wash basin, along with a handy boot room lo

Agents Note: This property is going to an online auction on the 9th-10th November 2026 with Auction House East Anglia for a guide price of £200,000 - £220,000.CHAIN FREE. Located in the village of Roydon, just on the outskirts of Diss, is this attractive, detached cottage with field views to both the front and rear. The accommodation on the ground floor comprises an entrance porch, sitting/dining room with feature brick fireplace and wooden beams, a kitchen, also with a feature brick fireplace, a conservatory leading to the garden and a bathroom featuring a shower over bath. Upstairs, three bedrooms can be found, the principal and third bedroom offer built-in storage or wardrobes. Outside, the front garden is laid to lawn complemented by planted beds hosting a variety of flowers and shrubs. A shingle driveway provides ample off-road parking and leads to the single garage. To the rear, there is a delightful courtyard garden featuring a well, shed and planted shrubs.Additional Informatio

A versatile detached home near Diss town centre, offering three bedrooms, potential for a fourth, spacious living areas, parking, and a generous garden with useful outbuildings.Property - Ideally positioned within walking distance of Diss and its excellent range of amenities, this well-proportioned detached home offers flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, with the potential for four bedrooms, together with useful outside space and a range of versatile ancillary buildings.The ground floor provides a welcoming living room which flows through to the dining area, with the kitchen situated just off this space. The dining room benefits from access to the conservatory, creating a pleasant additional reception space with a connection to the garden. A useful utility room and pantry provide excellent practical storage.The former garage has been converted to create a versatile additional room, currently utilised as a home office but offering the potential to serve as a fourth bedroom,

Well located within the village of Roydon (adjoining Diss), the property is found just a mile or so to the west of Diss and still within walking distance to the town and open rural countryside. Over the years Roydon has proved to have been a popular and sought after location still retaining a strong and active local community helped with a good local infrastructure, with the benefit of schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant and fine church. The historic market town of Diss offers a more diverse range of amenities and facilities along with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich.This property comprises a substantial three bedroom detached bungalow of traditional construction. The accommodation spans approximately 1,200 square feet, featuring versatile living space and well-proportioned rooms flooded with natural light. Heating is provided by a gas-fired central heating boile

Situation - Manor Drive has long been a highly sought-after location where properties seldom become available. This desirable close consists of similar attractive properties set upon spacious plots. Situated on the outskirts of Diss and bordering Roydon, offering convenient access to the town centre while remaining close to Roydon's local amenities. These include a petrol station, a well-stocked village shop, a public house, schooling, and a fine church. The historic market town of Diss is found on the South Norfolk borders within the beautiful countryside of the Waveney valley, and offers an extensive and diverse range of amenities Description - Believed to have been built around the 1970s, this property is of steel frame construction with brick elevations and a pitched concrete tiled roof. In later years, it has been upgraded with replacement sealed unit UPVC double-glazed windows and doors, alongside solar panels with a feed-in tariff. Heating is provided by electric radiators. The

Well located within the village of Roydon (adjoining Diss), the property is found just a mile or so to the west of Diss and still within walking distance to the town and open rural countryside. Over the years Roydon has proved to have been a popular and sought after location still retaining a strong and active local community helped with a good local infrastructure, with the benefit of schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant and fine church. The historic market town of Diss offers a more diverse range of amenities and facilities along with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This property comprises a substantial three bedroom detached bungalow of traditional construction. The accommodation spans approximately 1,200 square feet, featuring versatile living space and well-proportioned rooms flooded with natural light. Heating is provided by a gas-fired central heating boil

Well positioned within a small close, the property is found just one and a half miles from the town centre and still within walking distance of the high street. The village of Roydon, over the years, has proved to have been a popular and sought after location by way of still retaining a strong and active local community with a good local infrastructure. There is the benefit of schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant and fine church. The historic market town of Diss offers a more extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities situated within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside running through the Waveney Valley, also benefitting from a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This well-presented home offers over 1000 square feet of thoughtfully arranged accommodation, ideal for modern family living. A welcoming entrance hall with stylish oak laminate flooring sets

Found upon Tottington Lane, the property enjoys a pleasing position within a stone's throw of Fair Green, having proved to have been a desirable location over the years. The historic market town of Diss lies adjacent to Fair Green, on the south Norfolk borders within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley. Diss offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities along with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular, direct service to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This surprisingly spacious property comprises a two/three bedroom detached bungalow, constructed approximately eighteen years ago, built of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under an interlocking tiled roof benefitting from upvc double glazed windows and doors, whilst being heated by a gas fired central heating boiler via radiators. Upon entry, you emerge straight into the hallway and to either side are the two largest bedrooms, with substant

Guide Price ?700,000 - ?725,000 An individually designed new-build home set within a generous plot of approximately 1.3 acres, enjoying a peaceful countryside setting on the outskirts of Roydon. Spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, separate triple-aspect sitting room, three first-floor double bedrooms and a versatile ground-floor bedroom or home office with adjacent shower room. Extensive gardens with mature trees and sandstone terraces, detached double garage and ample private parking. Features include an air-source heat pump and underfloor heating to the ground floor. Conveniently located for Diss, Eye and Harleston, with local amenities, schooling and mainline rail services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street within easy reach

Enjoying a prominent position, the property is ideally located within short walking distance of the town centre and open rural countryside. This historic market town of Diss is found in the south Norfolk borders and within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley. The town offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities alongside having the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich City. Built by Wimpey Homes, this thoughtfully designed house offers spacious living, extending to approximately 900 sq ft. The ground floor features a well-sized entrance hall with ample space for shoes and coats, along with a convenient WC. The main reception room is located at the front of the house and opens through to a second reception room, which serves perfectly as a dining area. Beyond this is a conservatory extension, offering versatile living space. Adjacent to the dining room, the kit

An individually designed four-bedroom detached new-build home in a peaceful rural setting on a quiet lane with little traffic and lovely views surrounding the house. Featuring a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, separate triple-aspect sitting room and versatile ground-floor double bedroom with adjacent shower room. Three further double bedrooms include a principal suite with walk-in dressing room and en-suite. Outside, generous gardens with sandstone terraces enjoy open countryside views, complemented by a substantial double garage and ample private parking. Energy-efficient features include an air-source heat pump, solar panels (with battery system connected) and underfloor heating. Conveniently located for Diss, Eye and Harleston, with local schooling, every-day amenities and mainline rail services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street within easy reach

Located within Roydon and less than 500 feet from the picturesque Roydon Green, the property is found upon a small and quiet residential close comprising of similar attractive properties and within a stone's throw of the surrounding rural countryside giving many pleasing country walks to hand. The village over the years has proved to have been a sought after location found just one and a half miles to the west of Diss and still retaining a strong and active local community helped by having a good niche infrastructure with excellent schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant, fine church and a rugby club. A more extensive range of amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss situated on the South Norfolk borders and within the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town further has the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Step into a ho

Well positioned within a small close, the property is found just one and a half miles from the town centre and still within walking distance of the high street. The village of Roydon, over the years, has proved to have been a popular and sought after location by way of still retaining a strong and active local community with a good local infrastructure. There is the benefit of schooling, transport links, garage with convenience store, public house/restaurant and fine church. The historic market town of Diss offers a more extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities situated within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside running through the Waveney Valley, also benefitting from a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property was believed to have been built in 1970s and is of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction with UPVC double glazing, and gas-fired central heating. The accommodation