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The house is situated in the hamlet of Withersdale Street, which is closely connected to the village of Mendham, with the two communities sharing a village hall and a primary school. The hall plays an active role in local life, hosting a variety of activities including exercise and dance classes, as well as a multi-use all-weather games area. Harleston is just five minutes away and is a bustling market town offering an array of independent shops, a weekly market, and regular craft fairs and music festivals. Filled with historic buildings and plenty of character, it is a charming destination for shopping, leisure, and culture. The beautiful Suffolk coast is also within easy reach. A 30-minute drive will take you to the picturesque town of Southwold, renowned for its colourful beach huts and iconic pier, while the coastal town of Aldeburgh offers a delightful promenade and pebble beach. The world-renowned Aldeburgh Festival takes place each June, celebrating the town's long association w

Located on Church Street, this property is part of a small executive development consisting of 27 similar properties in a peaceful courtyard setting. The development is meticulously maintained and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. Notable features include an onsite residential manager, and alarm pulls in every property. In case of emergencies when the manager is off duty, there is a 24-hour emergency care line response system. The development also boasts communal gardens, well-stocked and with off-road parking and visitor bays. The charming market town of Diss offers a wide range of amenities and facilities. It is conveniently served by a mainline railway station with regular services to London, Liverpool Street, and Norwich City. Diss is nestled in the scenic Waveney Valley countryside, on the borders of south Norfolk. For those traveling by car, Norwich is about 25 miles to the north, and Ipswich is about 26 miles to the south. Residents of this development must be over the age of

Located to the north of Eye the property is found within walking distance of the many amenities and facilities this historic town has to offer. Eye is a well-established and attractive town offering a beautiful assortment of many period and historic properties steeped in history whilst retaining a strong and active local community. Nearby is the market town of Diss is found just 6 miles to the north offering a more extensive and diverse range of many day-to-day amenities and facilities along with the mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Extending to just under 1,500 sq ft, this substantial property occupies a fantastic position on one of the more secluded plots overlooking the green. The ground floor comprises a spacious dual-aspect living room, allowing an abundance of natural light to flood the space, and a well-proportioned dining room which flows seamlessly into the recently refurbished kitchen. The kitchen offers ample workt

Located on Church Street, this property is part of a small executive development consisting of 27 similar properties in a peaceful courtyard setting. The development is meticulously maintained and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. Notable features include an onsite residential manager and alarm pulls in every property. In case of emergencies when the manager is off duty, there is a 24-hour emergency care line response system. The development also boasts communal gardens, well-stocked and with off-road parking and visitor bays. The charming market town of Diss offers a wide range of amenities and facilities. It is conveniently served by a mainline railway station with regular services to London, Liverpool Street, and Norwich City. Diss is nestled in the scenic Waveney Valley countryside, on the borders of south Norfolk. For those traveling by car, Norwich is about 25 miles to the north, and Ipswich is about 26 miles to the south. Residents of this development must be over the age of 6

Located to the west of Diss, the property is within short walking distance of the town centre and is set within a quiet and small close of similar attractive properties. It is positioned set back from the road, offering a more secluded setting. The historic and thriving market town of Diss lies on the South Norfolk border, 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 a mainline railway station providing regular and direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor comprises a spacious front?aspect living room, ideal for entertaining, with useful under?stairs storage. To the rear is a large kitchen/diner, benefiting from patio doors opening onto the garden and large double windows that allow the room to be filled with natural light from its desirable south?facing aspect. The ground floor is completed by a practical WC with wash basin. On the first fl

Found to the west of the town the property is located upon a small and much sought after close still being within walking distance of the town centre and to open rural countryside. Burton Close has proved to have been a desirable location consisting of many similar attractive properties upon spacious plots. The property in question enjoys a corner plot position within the close set back off the road and having off-road parking to the front. 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 with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This four-bedroom detached house offers spacious living of approximately 1200 sq ft. On the ground floor, the entrance hall includes a convenient WC and a good-sized built-in storage cupboard. Two reception rooms

Built in the 1970s of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction, this much improved four bedroom detached family home offers circa 1300 square feet of accommodation spread across two floors. The property is heated by a gas fired boiler to radiators and has double glazed windows and doors throughout. The home is well laid out for the demands of family life with a good size kitchen diner with a breakfast bar, this provides the ideal set up to keep an eye on the kids whilst they do their homework and you prepare dinner. The ground floor also offers a utility space, downstairs WC, lounge and conservatory which offers handy extra space for when youre hosting friends and family. The first floor is where you will find all four bedrooms which are all well-proportioned in size with three of them having built in wardrobe space. Additionally, there is a modern tiled family bathroom with a P shape bath with shower over. Located within Roydon, the property is found within a small and qui

Situated in the Greenacres development to the west of Diss, this property is within walking distance from both the town centre and the surrounding countryside. Originally constructed by Persimmon Homes, this attractive development features a large open green giving a pleasing outlook for the property in question and comprises a mix of attractive modern properties. The historic market town of Diss sits on the south Norfolk border, set within the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town provides an excellent range of daily amenities, along with a mainline railway station that offers regular, direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises a three bedroom semi-detached house being built of thermally efficient construction, utilising brick and block cavity wall construction with stud partitions and dry lined internal walls. As one would expect to find in a property of this age there is the benefit of sealed unit upvc double glazed windows and doo

Situated upon a large corner plot, this substantial 4 bedroom chalet offers versatile living in the regions 1,400 sq ft. With southerly facing rear gardens, rural views and double garage. Plot 3 Guide Price 525,000 This private development is situated on a former working farm, where planning permission has enabled the transformation of existing agricultural buildings into new residential properties. At the front of the development, the original period farmhouse is still in situ, alongside a beautifully converted barn and a handful of period cottages that creates a delightful street scene. The development comprises five brand new dwellings set back from the existing building line offering stunning views over the rural countryside. Located to the outskirts of Winfarthing, a well-established village just 4.5 miles northwest of Diss, the village still retains a strong and active local community helped by having local amenities including schooling, a public house and fine church. A more ext

Offering an expanse of versatile accommodation in the regions of 1,700 sq ft with two en-suite bathrooms and utility room. Further benefiting from large southerly facing rear gardens and double garage. Plot 4 Guide Price 550,000 This private development is situated on a former working farm, where planning permission has enabled the transformation of existing agricultural buildings into new residential properties. At the front of the development, the original period farmhouse is still in situ, alongside a beautifully converted barn and a handful of period cottages that creates a delightful street scene. The development comprises five brand new dwellings set back from the existing building line offering stunning views over the rural countryside. Located to the outskirts of Winfarthing, a well-established village just 4.5 miles northwest of Diss, the village still retains a strong and active local community helped by having local amenities including schooling, a public house and fine chur

Superbly positioned upon a generously sized corner plot and backing onto rural farmland, this substantial 4 bedroom detached home boasts versatile accommodation in the region of 1800 sq ft. Plot 1 Guide Price 575,000 This private development is situated on a former working farm, where planning permission has enabled the transformation of existing agricultural buildings into new residential properties. At the front of the development, the original period farmhouse is still in situ, alongside a beautifully converted barn and a handful of period cottages that creates a delightful street scene. The development comprises five brand new dwellings set back from the existing building line offering stunning views over the rural countryside. Located to the outskirts of Winfarthing, a well-established village just 4.5 miles northwest of Diss, the village still retains a strong and active local community helped by having local amenities including schooling, a public house and fine church. A more e

This spacious three-bedroom home offers 1,245 sq ft of versatile living space, showcasing idyllic far reaching rural views and is set on a generous plot. Plot 2 Guide Price 400,000 This private development is situated on a former working farm, where planning permission has enabled the transformation of existing agricultural buildings into new residential properties. At the front of the development, the original period farmhouse is still in situ, alongside a beautifully converted barn and a handful of period cottages that creates a delightful street scene. The development comprises five brand new dwellings set back from the existing building line offering stunning views over the rural countryside. Located to the outskirts of Winfarthing, a well-established village just 4.5 miles northwest of Diss, the village still retains a strong and active local community helped by having local amenities including schooling, a public house and fine church. A more extensive range of amenities and faci

Situated within the popular Greenacres development to the west of Diss, this property is within walking distance of both the town centre and the surrounding countryside. Originally constructed by Persimmon Homes, this attractive development features a large open green, providing a pleasant outlook for the property, and comprises a mix of modern properties. The historic market town of Diss lies on the South Norfolk border within the beautiful Waveney Valley countryside. The town offers an excellent range of everyday amenities, together with a mainline railway station providing regular direct services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street. The ground floor of this well-presented end-terrace home comprises a modern kitchen with ample worktop space, making everyday meal preparation effortless. To the rear of the property is a generously sized living room featuring useful under-stairs storage and French doors opening onto the private rear garden. The ground floor is completed by a convenie

Living in Yaxley offers the best of both worlds - a picturesque and unspoilt village setting with period properties, a local pub, and a village church, while still enjoying the advantages of being near Mellis with its excellent schooling. The village's proximity to the A140 and its accessibility to Diss and its amenities, including a mainline railway station, make it an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle without sacrificing convenience and connectivity to the wider region. Residents can enjoy a serene lifestyle while still benefiting from essential amenities and easy access to surrounding areas. The location of this home is conveniently located close to the A140 with Ipswich and Norwich being 20 and 25 miles aware respectively. Built in the 1970s of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction, this detached house measures over 1000 square feet and provides well-proportioned accommodation. In recent years, this detached family home has been upgraded by

Located to the west of the town, the property is within walking distance of the town centre and is well positioned within a small close of just a handful of similar homes. Occupying a desirable corner plot, it borders a small woodland park area, offering a particularly pleasant outlook and setting. The historic market town of Diss lies on the south Norfolk border, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town provides an extensive range of day-to-day amenities and benefits from a mainline railway station with regular direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor comprises a spacious living area, with a large window allowing plenty of natural light to fill the room. To the rear of the property is a modern kitchen/diner, offering ample worktop space and storage. The first floor consists of two double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom located at the front of the property and benefiting from built-in storage. The bedrooms are served b

Of a high specification and offering spacious living in the regions 1,500 sq ft. Enjoying westerly facing rear gardens, good off road parking space, en-suite facilities and utility room. Plot 5 Guide Price 475,000 This private development is situated on a former working farm, where planning permission has enabled the transformation of existing agricultural buildings into new residential properties. At the front of the development, the original period farmhouse is still in situ, alongside a beautifully converted barn and a handful of period cottages that creates a delightful street scene. The development comprises five brand new dwellings set back from the existing building line offering stunning views over the rural countryside. Located to the outskirts of Winfarthing, a well-established village just 4.5 miles northwest of Diss, the village still retains a strong and active local community helped by having local amenities including schooling, a public house and fine church. A more exte

Located within Roydon, the property is found upon a small and quiet residential road 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 further 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. Located to the north west of the village, his three bedroom semi

Located to the west of the town, the property is within walking distance of the town centre and is well positioned within a small close of just a handful of similar homes. Occupying a desirable corner plot, it borders a small woodland park area, offering a particularly pleasant outlook and setting. The historic market town of Diss lies on the south Norfolk border, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town provides an extensive range of day-to-day amenities and benefits from a mainline railway station with regular direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor comprises a spacious, modern, open-plan kitchen/dining room, offering ample worktop space for meal preparation and storage, as well as an excellent area for entertaining and family dining. To the front of the property is a good-sized living room with a large window that allows for an abundance of natural light. Double doors enable the space to be either separated or opened to

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

The most important and enduring feature of any property is its location, and this attractive home enjoys a wonderful position overlooking Fair Green, with pleasant views to the front aspect. Fair Green is one of Diss's most sought-after and historic settings, having been a registered village green for over 700 years. Surrounded by an attractive collection of period and character properties, it offers the perfect balance of town and country living, being within easy walking distance of the town centre and open countryside. The historic market town of Diss lies in the picturesque Waveney Valley and provides an extensive range of day-to-day amenities, independent shops, restaurants, supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities. The town also benefits from a mainline railway station offering regular direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property itself is a well-presented two-bedroom mid-terrace house, constructed around 25 years ago by the highly regarded local devel

Price Guide ?480,000 - ?495,000. Spacious detached bungalow in non-estate position. Good degree of privacy. Established, landscaped gardens with sun deck, lawns and fish pond. Decent size kitchen/breakfast room. Living Room with bay window. Viewing essential! Council Tax: DLocationBrewers Green Lane is a popular non-estate position within Diss. The bungalow is the last property on the left heading away from the town along the Lane, thus benefitting from a countryside feel, yet being only a 10 minute walk from the shops and all the town centre has to offer. Diss has an excellent range of local and national shops/retailers, public houses and restaurants, along with sporting facilities, health centre, library, fine church and schooling to sixth form level. There is a mainline railway station providing frequent commuter services to Norwich, Ipswich and London Liverpool Street (in around 90 minutes). The regional retail, cultural and business centre of Norwich lies approximately 23 miles to

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

Set back from the road upon a pleasing individual position, the property is situated towards the south of Yaxley. This pretty and unspoilt village was bypassed a number of years ago and still retains the benefit of a fine church and community hall. The adjoining village of Mellis also has the benefit of a public house and outstanding Ofsted rated schooling, (the agent further advises the property is within the Hartismere school catchment area). The historic market town of Diss is found within easy reach lying some six miles to the north and 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 services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property is believed to date back to the 1800s and has just undergone a significant refurbishment programme, having been fully renovated throughout. Great care and attention to detail have been taken to maximise the use of space, creating a high

Situation Set back from The Green, this property offers beautiful far reaching views over unspoilt rural countryside surrounding the village. The property boasts a superb and tranquil position, set back from the road and approach via private driveway serving just two other properties. Mellis has long been a sought-after location on the north Suffolk border, neighbouring Yaxley and surrounded by picturesque rural countryside near the Waveney Valley. The village maintains excellent local amenities, including a well-regarded primary school and local public house within walking distance. The historic market town of Diss is just 7 miles south, offering extensive shopping, dining, and services, plus a mainline railway station with regular direct trains to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description This substantial and spacious five-bedroom detached house was individually designed and built in the late 1980s and is of traditional construction. In the early 1990s, the property underwent

Located to the outskirts of Winfarthing, this well-established village is just 6 miles northwest of Diss, the village still retains a strong and active local community helped by having local amenities including schooling, a public house and fine church. A more extensive range of amenities and facilities can be found within the historic market town of Diss, set amid the beautiful Waveney Valley and with the benefit of a mainline railway station connecting to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This delightful 2/3 bedroom Grade II listed cottage offers a wonderful blend of period charm and versatile living. Rich in character throughout, the property is centred around a stunning living room featuring an impressive inglenook fireplace, creating a warm and inviting focal point to the home. Beyond the main reception space, a bright garden room enjoys uninterrupted views of the rear garden and provides an ideal setting for relaxing, dining or entertaining guests. The kitchen is thoughtfully

Well positioned within the peaceful and charming village of Bressingham, this property sits along a quiet country lane, set back from the road and within walking distance of the picturesque rural countryside. Over time, Bressingham has become a highly sought-after village, boasting a delightful array of period and historic homes, while maintaining a active local community complete with a village shop, schools, and a reliable bus service. Located three miles west of Diss, this village provides easy access to a thriving market town offering a wide range of amenities, as well as a mainline railway station with regular services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Originally a public house and a cornerstone of the community, this property was converted into a residential dwelling in 1972. In 2025, it underwent a significant refurbishment programme, redeveloped by a respected local developer known for careful craftsmanship and quality homes. Great care and attention to detail were taken

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

Guide Price 280,000 to 300,000 An extended two bedroom semi-detached chalet presented in an excellent decorative order having been upgraded and enhanced by the current vendors. An entrance hall leads to an extended and modernised kitchen with built-in appliances as well as a large downstairs bedroom and replaced bathroom. A bright and spacious living room is found to the rear of the property. At first floor the bedroom boasts stunning rural views of the fields to the rear as well as benefitting from an en-suite facilities and built-in wardrobes. Externally the property is approached via a brick weave driveway providing off-road parking for multiple vehicles and leading to a single garage (up and over door to front). The main gardens lie to the rear of the property enjoying a westerly aspect and being of low maintenance. A large patio area gives excellent space for alfresco dining and a range of trees, plants and shrubs offers plenty of colour in the summer months with a summer house fo

Situation Set back from The Green, this property is tucked away in private and secluded position. Mellis has long been a sought-after location on the north Suffolk border, neighbouring Yaxley and surrounded by picturesque rural countryside near the Waveney Valley. The village maintains excellent local amenities, including a well-regarded primary school and local public house within walking distance. The historic market town of Diss is just 7 miles south, offering extensive shopping, dining, and services, plus a mainline railway station with regular direct trains to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description This characterful cottage was formerly a forge before being converted into residential accommodation. Since then, it has been significantly extended while retaining much of its original charm, including exposed brickwork and beams. The property now offers 2,700 sqft of versatile living accommodation, well-suited for dual living. Throughout, the property is presented in excelle