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" n++ Individual Detached House
n++ Four Bedrooms
n++ Double Garage
n++ Two Paddocks
n++ Three Quarters of an Acre Plot (circa)
n++ Field Views
n++ Outbuilding and Barn
n++ En-Suite to Master Bedroom
n++ Sitting and Dining Rooms
n++ Study
n++ Kitchen/Breakfast Room
n++ Utility and Cloakroom
n++ Oil Fired Central Heating
n++ Private Cul-De-Sac
n++ Accessible Rural Village


*Nestled within some of Norfolk's PRETTIEST COUNTRYSIDE and offering TWO PADDOCKS, this FAMILY HOME is set off road, enjoys EXCEPTIONAL VIEWS, a RURAL yet ACTIVE VILLAGE, and is conveniently situated within EASY REACH of the A11 and three nearby market towns.* Surrounded by its own land extending to approximately 3/4 acre, the owner's feel the property has always provided for them, privacy and seclusion. The property is approached via a private road and is set at the very end, backing fields. There is ample parking to the front, even for large vehicles, and a good sized DOUBLE garage. On entering, there is a spacious hallway enhanced by natural wood doors and fitments. The sitting room is a light, bright room, dual aspect with wide span patio doors offering views over the landscaped gardens and to the paddocks beyond. Double doors open to the dining room which offers ample space for formal entertaining. This room also offers views over the garden through the picture bay window. The good size country style kitchen benefits from a large family breakfast area and leads to a useful utility room. The downstairs space also offers a further room which can be used as a STUDY, PLAYROOM or additional SITTING ROOM, along with a cloakroom. Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged around the landing, with the master enjoying EN-SUITE facilities and two sets of fitted double wardrobes. There is a generous family bathroom enjoying the luxury of overlooking fields. Outside, gardens surround the house with a five bar gate giving good access to the rear. There is a useful area for storage, pet pens and a dog run, tucked discreetly to the side of the property. The two paddocks lead off from the rear garden. The first, smaller paddock benefits from an outbuilding/barn with an open frontage. This structure could be adapted to provide stabling or a variety of other uses. There is a further enclosed area to the rear of the outbuilding, formerly used for cultivation with a series of vegetable beds. The larger paddock backs onto fields all along it's length, offering spectacular countryside views. From here, the owners love to take in the breathtaking sunsets and also enjoy and encourage the variety of wildlife that frequently visit the grounds. Along the rear boundary lies the renowned Roman Road, also known as the 'Peddars Way Long Distance Coastal Path'. This is the ideal location for walkers, ramblers and birds watchers.
LOCATION: The village of Wretham is set among the Brecks, on the edges of the vast and beautiful, Thetford Forest. This active village has a long and interesting history and maintains a lively community spirit with a variety of activities offered at the village hall and church. Wretham is also home to the Dog and Partridge public house which stages various events and charity fundraisers. The village holds open garden events, many wildlife events and organised wildlife walks often utilising the nearby, Wretham Heath Wildlife Reserve. A particular favourite country pursuit hereabouts is often a walk through the picturesque woodland observing wildlife, across the fields to the neighbouring village of Great Hockham, where refreshments can be had at the local country pub before setting off for the return journey home! Dogs are welcome too. The primary school is located in the neighbouring village. The council runs a free school bus serving this village that picks children up and drops them off, directly from their homes. Schooling for all ages along with a comprehensive range of amenities and facilities, including excellent leisure facilities, can be found in the nearby market town of Thetford, just over 4 miles away. There is a regular rail service from here to Cambridge and on to London. In the other direction, the journey to Norwich takes only 30 minutes circa. The town is in a fortunate position along the A11 corridor. This route is undergoing a process of improvement and further dualling, substantially shortening the journey times to Cambridge and London by road, making this a very convenient location. To the North and East lie the market towns of Attleborough and Watton at circa 7 and 10 miles, while the fine city of Norwich is approximately 20 miles away, directly accessible via the A11 dual carriageway. To the South lies the busy Suffolk town of Bury St Edmunds, approximately 18 miles away. "