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The Property Walnut Cottage is a delightful timber-framed period home which has been extended over the years to create a surprisingly spacious and practical family house. Offering in excess of 1,400 sq ft, this is considerably more house than its cottage appearance might initially suggest, with flexible accommodation that works particularly well for modern family life. Its position is another real strength. Set towards the edge of Framlingham, the cottage enjoys a quieter setting while remaining within easy walking distance of Thomas Mills High School, Robert Hitcham Primary School and the town centre making it particularly appealing for a family wanting the convenience of Framlingham without needing to rely on the car for the school run or everyday amenities. The accommodation begins with an entrance hall and opens into a comfortable sitting room. A separate dining room provides a proper space for entertaining and everyday family meals, while the adjoining kitchen is well fitted and h

Terrace property in a prime spot, overlooking green space across the village Market Place. Approaching 1000sq.ft of accommodation. 3 bedrooms. 2 reception rooms. Ground floor WC. Low maintenance, walled rear garden. Conservation area. Council Tax: C EPC: E

Brockdish is a traditional rural but not isolated village found on the north Suffolk borders. Over the years the village has proved to have been a popular and sought after location offering an attractive assortment of many period and modern properties whilst still retaining a strong and active local community with the benefit of a well-regarded public house, fine church and transport links. A more extensive range of amenities and facilities can be found within the market town of Diss lying some six miles to the west with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Additionally, Harleston is within short proximity lying three miles to the northeast. Set behind a generous shingle driveway with ample parking, this beautifully presented detached bungalow combines lateral and stylish modern living. At the heart of the home is a stunning open-plan kitchen and dining area, thoughtfully designed with a traditional country-style

Located within the sought-after village of Thorpe Abbotts, lying on the south Norfolk borders and being found six miles to the east of Diss and four miles to the west of Harleston. This attractive and traditional village offers a beautiful assortment of many period properties in a semi-rural position within easy reach of local day to day amenities and facilities. The village is a fine example of a pretty and quintessential Norfolk village surrounded by the beautiful undulating rural countryside along with Waveney Valley. The historic market town of Diss is within easy reach and offers an extensive and diverse range of many day-to-day amenities and facilities including a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Extended and extensively renovated, this impressive four-bedroom semi-detached home offers spacious and versatile accommodation arranged across three floors, perfectly suited to modern family living. The ground floor boasts a s

Well located within Brockdish, the property enjoys a superb position, tucked away behind the building line in a secluded and tranquil situation backing onto the rural countryside. This traditional village is situated in a rural but yet not isolated location having been bypassed a number of years ago and found on the north Suffolk borders within the beautiful and undulating countryside running through the Waveney Valley. Over the years the village has proved to have been a popular and sought after location offering an attractive assortment of many period and modern properties whilst still retaining a strong and active local community with the benefit of a well regarded public house, fine church and transport links. A more extensive range of amenities and facilities can be found within the market town of Diss lying some six miles to the west with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Additionally Harleston is within

Located to the east of the village the property is found in a most pleasant position set well back off the road in a mews like situation. The traditional village of Dickleburgh lies only 5 miles or so to the north of Diss within the south Norfolk countryside. Over the years the village has proved to be a popular and sought after location within the beautiful rural countryside close to the Waveney Valley. The village still retains a good range of local amenities and facilities by way of having a village shop/post office, public house, fine church, garage, well regarded schooling and even a fish and chip shop. A more extensive and diverse range of day-to-day amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss that further benefits from a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Built of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction with a pitched interlocking tiled roof, this two bedroom semi-detached b

Being Sold via Secure Sale online bidding. Terms & Conditions apply. Starting Bid 425,000 Well located within Brockdish, the property enjoys a central situation within the village set back from the road upon a pleasing, prominent and elevated position. Brockdish is a traditional rural but yet not isolated village having been bypassed a number of years ago and found on the north Suffolk borders. Over the years the village has proved to have been a popular and sought after location offering an attractive assortment of many period and modern properties whilst still retaining a strong and active local community with the benefit of a well regarded public house, fine church and transport links. A more extensive range of amenities and facilities can be found within the market town of Diss lying some six miles to the east with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Additionally Harleston is within short proximity lying thr

Found within an exclusive close of just ten other similar properties in a park like setting, this attractive bungalow enjoys perhaps one of the best positions upon a large corner plot tucked to the rear of the close and backing onto established woodland. Church Close is situated slightly to the north of the historic village of Hoxne offering a beautiful array of many period and characterful properties whilst still retaining a strong and active local community by having a village hall and public house. An extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities can be found just 6 miles to the north west within the market town of Diss, further benefiting from a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises of a three bedroom detached bungalow having thought to be of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under an interlocking tiled roof and built some 50 or so years ago. In more recent ti

Situation Located to the east of the village the property is found in a most pleasing position set well back from the road in a mews like situation towards the end of the close and further being within a short walking distance of the surrounding rural countryside. The traditional Norfolk village of Dickleburgh lies only 5 or so miles to the north of Diss and within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside and close to Dickleburgh Moor. Over the years the village has proved to be a sought after and popular location and still retains a good range of local amenities and facilities by way of having a village shop/post office/convenience store, public house, bus service to Diss and Norwich, fish & chip shop, fine church, garage and well regarded schooling. A further more extensive and diverse range of day to day amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss where there is the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpoo

Located to the east of the village the property is found in a pleasing position set well back from the road upon a spacious plot with good size front and rear gardens and not only within walking distance of the centre of the village but also to the open rural countryside and attractive Dickleburgh Moor. This traditional Norfolk village lies only five or so miles to the north of Diss and within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside. Over the years the village has proved to be a sought after and popular location whilst still retaining a good range of local amenities and facilities by way of having a village shop/post office/convenience store, public house, bus service to Diss, fish and chip shop, fine church, and schooling. A more extensive range of day-to-day amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss. Constructed using traditional brick and block cavity wall construction and fitted with double-glazed windows and doors, this charming two-bedroom semi

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. Offered with no onward chain, this charming detached cottage, built in 1837, occupies a generous plot in the sought after village of Wingfield and boasts fantastic views to the rear over rolling countryside. The property is of brick construction with rendered elevations and benefits from oil fired central heating. There are wooden casement windows with secondary glazing throughout the house with the garden room benefiting from double glazing. The accommodation extends

Located to the east of the village the property is found in a pleasing position within walking distance of the centre of the village but also to the open rural countryside and attractive Dickleburgh Moor. This traditional Norfolk village lies only 5 or so miles to the north of Diss and within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside. Over the years the village has proved to be a sought after and popular location whilst still retaining a good range of local amenities and facilities by way of having a village shop/post office/convenience store, public house, bus service to Diss, fish and chip shop, fine church, garage and particularly well regarded schooling. A further more extensive range of day to day amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss. Believed to date back to the 18th century, this wonderful three-bedroom detached home is rich with history. Once forming part of a girls school founded in approximately 1883, the property was later taken over by

Enjoying a pleasing position found within a small close consisting of similar attractive properties, the property in question is still within walking distance of the centre of Scole. This small and historic village was bypassed a number of years ago and is found three miles to the east of Diss, still retaining a strong and active local community having good amenities by way of village shop/convenience store, public house/hotel, schooling, fine church and garage. The thriving market town of Diss is located to the west and offers a more extensive range of day to day amenities and facilities along with a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises a three-bedroom semi-detached house having been built in the early 1990s of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under a pitched interlocking tiled roof with replacement sealed unit upvc double glazed windows and doors. Internally the property offers spaciou

Located to the east of the village the property is found in a pleasing position not only within walking distance of the centre of the village but also to the open rural countryside and attractive Dickleburgh Moor. This traditional Norfolk village lies only 5 or so miles to the north of Diss and within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside. Over the years the village has proved to be a sought after and popular location whilst still retaining a good range of local amenities and facilities by way of having a village shop/post office/convenience store, public house, bus service to Diss, Harlestone and other local towns, fish and chip shop, fine church and particularly well-regarded schooling. A further extensive range of day-to-day amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss. The ground floor of this mid-terrace property comprises a spacious living area and a modern kitchen/diner, offering ample worktop space and storage, making it ideal for everyday mea

Located in Oakley, an attractive hamlet set amidst the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley, this property enjoys a highly desirable position in a rural yet far from isolated setting. Oakley has long been a sought-after location, offering a blend of charming period homes and modern residences, all within easy reach of local amenities. Situated approximately four miles east of Diss on the South Norfolk border, the village benefits from excellent access to the A143. The market town of Harleston lies around seven miles to the east, while the historic market town of Diss provides an extensive range of day-to-day amenities, schools, supermarkets, and leisure facilities, together with a mainline railway station offering regular services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street. Set on a generous plot of just under 0.25 acres and enjoying a picturesque backdrop of open meadows, this charming home offers an idyllic setting for those who enjoy countryside walks and outdoor living. The well

Located to the east of the village the property is found in a pleasing position set well back from the road upon a spacious plot with good size front and rear gardens and not only within walking distance of the centre of the village but also to the open rural countryside and attractive Dickleburgh Moor. This traditional Norfolk village lies only five or so miles to the north of Diss and within the beautiful south Norfolk countryside. Over the years the village has proved to be a sought after and popular location whilst still retaining a good range of local amenities and facilities by way of having a village shop/post office/convenience store, public house, bus service to Diss, fish and chip shop, fine church, and schooling. A more extensive range of day-to-day amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss. This beautifully presented detached bungalow has undergone significant improvements in recent years, including new double-glazed windows and doors, as

This beautifully presented individually designed four bedroom family home offers spacious accommodation throughout totalling to over 2000sqft. Built in 2001 and constructed of Beco Wallform to maximise energy efficiency, with the added benefit of replacement UPVC windows and doors as well as a replaced (2022) oil central heated boiler. A spacious entrance hall gives a pleasing first impression and serves to a large study and w/c, which give potential for a downstairs bedroom and bathroom, as well as internal access to a single garage and stairs rising to first floor level. The living room and kitchen/diner are both found to the rear of the property, both being dual aspect rooms and with plenty of natural light with french doors looking out and giving access to the large gardens with a separate utility room found off the kitchen. The first floor landing gives access to four double bedrooms (ensuite to master) and a family bathroom with all bedrooms having large eaves storage cupboards a

Enjoying a pleasing individual position, the property is set back from the road upon an elevated plot entertaining beautiful views to the front over the undulating countryside along the Waveney Valley. The attractive village of Needham offers a lovely assortment of many period and modern properties. The historic market town of Harleston lies a couple of miles to the north and provides an extensive range of day to day amenities and facilities. The market town of Diss is within a 15 minute drive away and has the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Thought to have been built in the 1970s, this individually designed bungalow is of traditional construction, offering versatile living space of approximately 1,800 sq ft. The property is presented in excellent decorative order throughout, having been significantly enhanced and upgraded over the years. There is a pleasing flow to the accommodation, with the sleeping quarters

Located on the outskirts of Scole, approximately three miles east of Diss, the village continues to benefit from a strong and active local community. Amenities include a village shop/convenience store, public house and hotel, schooling, a fine church, and a garage. The thriving market town of Diss lies to the west and offers a wider range of day-to-day facilities, together with a mainline railway station providing regular and direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor of this beautifully presented semi-detached property, which sits on approximately a 0.3-acre plot, comprises a modern kitchen/diner with an integrated fridge freezer, hob, and ovenoffering the perfect space for meal preparation and family dining. Leading off the kitchen/diner is an exceptionally well-arranged family bathroom, featuring a large bath, corner shower, WC, and wash basin. To the other side of the property is the main reception room, benefiting from a dual aspect that allows for an

Located slightly to the east of Scole the property stands well on a small close with similar attractive properties and is within walking distance to the centre of the village. Scole is a small historic village having been bypassed a number of years ago and found just 3 miles to the east of Diss. The village still retains good local amenities, with the benefit of a village shop, public house/hotel, (The Scole Inn), school, fine church and garage. The historic market town of Diss is situated to the west with an extensive range of amenities and facilities and the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. For the motorist there is easy access to the A140 with Norwich lying approximately 25 miles to the north and Ipswich respectively 26 miles to the south. This property is a three-bedroom, semi-detached house of traditional construction, believed to have been built in the 1970s and over the years has been well maintained and c

Enjoying a pleasing position found within a small close consisting of similar attractive properties, the property in question is still within walking distance of the centre of Scole. This small and historic village was bypassed a number of years ago and is found three miles to the east of Diss, still retaining a strong and active local community having good amenities by way of village shop/convenience store, public house/hotel, schooling, fine church and garage. The thriving market town of Diss is located to the west and offers a more extensive range of day to day amenities and facilities along with a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises a three-bedroom semi-detached house having been built in the early 1990s of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under a pitched interlocking tiled roof with replacement sealed unit upvc double glazed windows and doors. Internally the property offers spaciou

Situated in the heart of Dickleburgh, this property enjoys a pleasant position on a small close, surrounded by similar attractive homes. It is conveniently located within walking distance of local amenities. Dickleburgh boasts a strong, active community supported by essential local facilities, including a village shop and post office, a public house, a church, a school, and a garage. Just five miles to the south lies the historic market town of Diss, which offers a wide range of daily services and the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular direct links to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Built by Wimpey Homes in the 1990s, this two-bedroom semi-detached house features modern construction with attractive colour-washed rendered elevations and a pitched interlocking tiled roof. The property has been significantly extended on the ground floor in recent years, creating a spacious and versatile living area. With close to 800 sq ft of accommodation, the home is presented in ex

The historic market town of Harleston is set in the picturesque Waveney Valley and offering a beautiful assortment of many historic buildings and fine church. The town benefits from excellent local schooling and boasts a wide range of day to day amenities, including independent shops, supermarket (with second supermarket proposed) a doctor's surgery, chemist, delicatessen, gym, public houses and several coffee shops. Harleston's popular Wednesday market adds to its vibrant appeal. For the commuter, the nearby town of Diss (just a 15-minute drive away) provides a direct train line to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Located within a quiet cul-de-sac, this detached bungalow, which is brought to the market with no onward chain, offers versatile and well-proportioned accommodation. The property features two double bedrooms, a spacious kitchen/diner with ample storage and a useful pantry, as well as a separate living room with an open fireplace and large bay window that fills the space

A four bedroom detached Edwardian house offering character and charm over three storeys with a large rear garden being within walking distance of the town centre. An entrance hall leads to a spacious dining room and living area which provides further access to a spacious conservatory. A large sociable kitchen/diner is found to the rear with a pantry/utility area. The rear hall provides external access to the garden as well as to the downstairs wet room. At first floor level the landing serves two large double bedrooms, with the master having en-suite facilities, and a family bathroom. At second floor level a further two double bedrooms complete the accommodation. Externally the property is approached via a brick weave driveway giving off-road parking for multiple vehicles. The main gardens are found to the rear and of a generous size being split into four sections with two summer houses along with garden sheds. A variety of trees and plants provide plenty of colour during the summer mo

GUIDE PRICE 340,000-360,000 This detached four bedroom family home has recently undergone a significant refurbishment having been upgraded and enhanced to a modernised high standard. The whole of downstairs is floored with brand new Herringbone LVT and the the entrance hall serves to the rest of the living accommodation with the convenience of a downstairs WC to the side. A bright and airy dual aspect living room offers plenty of comfort with french doors looking out and giving access to the westerly facing rear gardens. The brand new kitchen offers a top of the range Bertazzoni Range Oven with 6 ring gas hob and extractor fan, with a range of floor and wall mounted storage units giving excellent space with Quartz worktop surfaces. Space for a large fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine are tucked around the corner beside an external door leading to the garden. Upstairs, the landing serves to four bedrooms (ensuite to master) and a family bathroom. The property is found at

Located within a small close of just a handful of similarly attractive homes, the property enjoys a peaceful and tucked-away position, just a stones throw from the surrounding rural countryside. The village of Weybread lies approximately two miles south of Harleston, on the north Suffolk borders. The historic market town of Harleston offers a wide array of independent shops, along with a good range of day-to-day amenities and facilities. The ground floor of this detached property comprises an inviting entrance hall with floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing an abundance of natural light to flood the space. To the right is the kitchen, which has been thoughtfully designed to maximise worktop space and storage. To the left is the main living room, featuring an exposed brick fireplace, ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. To the rear of the living room is the dining room, leading through to a conservatory which overlooks the good-sized garden. The garden has been laid with slabs for eas

Found within a niche development of just eight other similar attractive houses, the property in question boasts a secluded and tranquil situation and found upon a generous corner plot position. The sought after village of Scole still retains a strong and active local community and offers a good range of amenities including shop/convenience store, hotel/restaurant, public house, fine church and schooling. Lying some 3 or so miles to the east of Diss there are a more extensive and diverse range of amenities and facilities alongside the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London/Liverpool Street and Norwich. Having been built in 2014 by much respected Cripps Developments, the property comprises a three bedroom end of terrace house having been built in a cottagey style and of modern brick and block cavity wall construction under a pitched clay tiled roof and with sealed unit upvc double glazed windows and doors, heating is by way of a gas fired combination

GUIDE PRICE 375,000-400,000 Discover this charming character cottage dating back to the 1800's and offering versatile living spaces and a generous south-facing garden. Perfectly situated in the popular village of Pulham St Mary adjacent to the local shop and Post Office and the popular Pennoyer Centre. Pulham St Mary is a quintessential Norfolk village, where history, community, and the beauty of the Norfolk landscape come together. Step inside to a welcoming entrance hall leading to a spacious yet cosy lounge, complete with a warming fireplace and wood burner, ideal for relaxing evenings. A dual-aspect dining room at the front provides flexible space for entertaining or a dedicated family area. Both rooms connect to an inner hallway, which serves a convenient downstairs WC and a contemporary kitchen with direct access to the rear garden. Further enhancing practicality, a separate utility room is located off the kitchen, featuring an external door to the side. On the first floor you'll

This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a spacious detached bungalow occupying a generous plot with an extensive frontage providing ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles. Internally, a wide and welcoming entrance hall provides access to all main rooms creating a practical layout that is particularly well suited to those seeking single-level living. Positioned to the front of the property are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, while the impressive dual-aspect living room enjoys a good degree of natural light and connects easily to the adjoining sunroom. Overlooking the rear garden, this delightful additional reception space offers direct access to the enclosed gardens which enjoy a high degree of seclusion and are not overlooked. The modern fitted kitchen is well appointed and benefits from a useful walk-in larder together with ample space for a range of appliances. Complementing the kitchen is a larger than average utility room, complete with laundry facilities and inter

The Maltings are believed to date back to 1865. During the conversion of the building considerable care was taken to retain much of its original charm and character creating a development that combines historic appeal with the comforts of modern 21st century living. The property itself offers particularly spacious and well-presented accommodation arranged over two floors. The ground floor features a bright and sociable open-plan kitchen and living area creating an ideal space for both everyday living and entertaining. There is also a convenient downstairs WC. To the first floor, the property offers two generously sized double bedrooms along with a large family bathroom. The property is held on a Leasehold basis and benefits from a 999-year lease commencing January 1st 2009. There is no ground rent payable however, residents contribute towards the upkeep of the development through an annual service and maintenance charge, which for this property is approximately 1102.02 per annum. The d