About the property
Key features
- Substantial Character Property - Formerly Two Cottages
- Impressive 47ft (Approx. 14m) Office/Studio
- Excellent Home Business or Annexe Potential (STPP)
- Three Double Bedrooms
- Two Generous Reception Rooms
- Flexible & Spacious Accommodation
- Mature Garden with Feature Wildlife Pond & Waterfalls
- Three Brick-Built Outbuildings with Tiled Roofs
- Garage, Shed & Off-Road Parking
- Oil-Fired Heating & Multi-Fuel Wood-Burning Stove
Material information
Property description
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Guide Price £350,000 - £375,000. Offering an impressive amount of space and versatility, this substantial character property was formerly two cottages and provides a rare opportunity for those looking to work from home, create a guest suite or explore annexe potential (subject to any necessary consents).
A particular highlight is the impressive 47ft (approx. 14m) office/studio, which benefits from its own separate street entrance and offers excellent scope for a variety of uses. Having historical village significance, the 1780 property has many past business uses including a Saddlers in the late 1800s. The space could be ideal for anyone seeking substantial home-working facilities, a studio, treatment or creative space, or potentially conversion into additional living/guest accommodation, subject to the relevant permissions.
The main home itself offers generously proportioned accommodation, including two spacious reception rooms and three double bedrooms, providing plenty of flexibility for family life.
Outside, the property continues to impress with a mature garden featuring an attractive wildlife pond with waterfalls, together with three brick-built, tiled-roof outbuildings offering useful storage and further potential. A garage, shed and off-road parking complete the outside space.
Further benefits include oil-fired heating, a multi-fuel wood-burning stove and some double glazing.
With its combination of character, extensive accommodation and unusually versatile additional space, this is a property that really needs to be viewed to appreciate the possibilities on offer.
Services
Oil fired central heating. Mains water, drainage, and electricity are connected.
Full fibre broadband.
NB: 27 High Street, Cawston has right of way to the rear for access to their garage.
For measurements, please click on the floorplan.
Location
Cawston is a Broadland village situated roughly 3 miles from Reepham and falls within the Reepham school catchment area. Cawston is also around 5 miles from the North Norfolk market town of Aylsham and 15 miles from the North Norfolk coastline. The village itself has a primary school, village hall, convenience store with post office, delicatessen and Bell Inn pub/restaurant.
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Contact
Parsons & Co Estate Agents have built an excellent reputation for selling and letting properties in Dereham, Reepham, Norwich and Norfolk.
Successfully engaged in selling and letting properties in Dereham since 1980, and now in Reepham, they are renowned as one of the best independent estate agents in Mid Norfolk.
Parsons and Co are passionate about service and quality and offer a professionalism and high quality advice backed by years of experience and training.
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