Offers in region of
£425,000
4 bed semi-detached bungalow for saleStation Road, Drayton NR8
4 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Fully renovated four-bedroom bungalow
Garage and Double car-width workshop with car pit and 30 sq. Ft workshop
Generous plot with field views at the rear
Council tax band A
Quiet location, short walk to amenities
Offered with no chain
Introducing this impeccably renovated four-bedroom bungalow. Set down a sought-after private road. The residence enjoys a prime setting, only a stone's throw away from the vibrant Drayton town.
Upon entering through the porch, you are greeted by a welcoming cosy lounge serves as a focal point, boasting a wood burner that enhances the atmosphere and provides a perfect setting for relaxation or entertaining guests. This space seamlessly flows into the kitchen and dining room, creating an open and inviting environment for every-day living.
The property comprises four double bedrooms. The principle bedroom stands out with its generous proportions, fitted wardrobes.
Adding to the appeal of this bungalow is the family bathroom, designed with a tasteful aesthetic and modern amenities to meet the demands of contemporary living. The inclusion of a double garage and a workshop ensures ample storage and workspace for the discerning homeowner, with the potential for a future annex given the space it offers.
Set on a generous plot, this property enjoys picturesque views of the surrounding fields, creating a tranquil backdrop that complements the peaceful ambience of the location.
Furthermore, the property benefits from being in council tax band A, offering potential savings for the savvy homeowner. In summary, this four-bedroom bungalow presents a unique opportunity to secure a well-appointed residence in a desirable locale, combining modern comforts with rural charm.
School Catchments
Station Road in Drayton falls within the catchment area for well-regarded local schools. For primary education, children typically attend Drayton Community Infant School (ages 4–7), followed by Drayton C of E Junior School (ages 7–11), both within walking distance. For secondary education, the area is served by Taverham High School, which has a good Ofsted rating and includes a sixth form. Other nearby options include Ghost Hill Infant, Nightingale Infant, and Ormiston Victory Academy for secondary, offering strong alternatives depending on availability and preference. Catchment areas may vary slightly year to year based on demand.
Location
Drayton is a sought-after suburb located just five miles northwest of Norwich, offering a perfect blend of village charm and modern convenience. Surrounded by green spaces and with easy access to the A47, it's ideal for families and commuters alike. The nearby areas of Taverham and Costessey further enhance the appeal, with excellent schools, local amenities, and scenic walking routes along the River Wensum.
Garden
The front garden offers a tidy, low-maintenance space and complemented by two driveways, providing ample off-road parking. One drive leads to a tandem-length single garage, offering excellent storage or workshop potential. To the side, a lean-to provides additional sheltered space, ideal for storage or hobbies. The rear garden is partially laid to lawn, offering a generous area for outdoor enjoyment, with a large workshop perfect for diy enthusiasts or home business use. Backing onto open fields, the property enjoys lovely countryside views, enhancing the sense of peace and privacy.
Upon entering through the porch, you are greeted by a welcoming cosy lounge serves as a focal point, boasting a wood burner that enhances the atmosphere and provides a perfect setting for relaxation or entertaining guests. This space seamlessly flows into the kitchen and dining room, creating an open and inviting environment for every-day living.
The property comprises four double bedrooms. The principle bedroom stands out with its generous proportions, fitted wardrobes.
Adding to the appeal of this bungalow is the family bathroom, designed with a tasteful aesthetic and modern amenities to meet the demands of contemporary living. The inclusion of a double garage and a workshop ensures ample storage and workspace for the discerning homeowner, with the potential for a future annex given the space it offers.
Set on a generous plot, this property enjoys picturesque views of the surrounding fields, creating a tranquil backdrop that complements the peaceful ambience of the location.
Furthermore, the property benefits from being in council tax band A, offering potential savings for the savvy homeowner. In summary, this four-bedroom bungalow presents a unique opportunity to secure a well-appointed residence in a desirable locale, combining modern comforts with rural charm.
School Catchments
Station Road in Drayton falls within the catchment area for well-regarded local schools. For primary education, children typically attend Drayton Community Infant School (ages 4–7), followed by Drayton C of E Junior School (ages 7–11), both within walking distance. For secondary education, the area is served by Taverham High School, which has a good Ofsted rating and includes a sixth form. Other nearby options include Ghost Hill Infant, Nightingale Infant, and Ormiston Victory Academy for secondary, offering strong alternatives depending on availability and preference. Catchment areas may vary slightly year to year based on demand.
Location
Drayton is a sought-after suburb located just five miles northwest of Norwich, offering a perfect blend of village charm and modern convenience. Surrounded by green spaces and with easy access to the A47, it's ideal for families and commuters alike. The nearby areas of Taverham and Costessey further enhance the appeal, with excellent schools, local amenities, and scenic walking routes along the River Wensum.
Garden
The front garden offers a tidy, low-maintenance space and complemented by two driveways, providing ample off-road parking. One drive leads to a tandem-length single garage, offering excellent storage or workshop potential. To the side, a lean-to provides additional sheltered space, ideal for storage or hobbies. The rear garden is partially laid to lawn, offering a generous area for outdoor enjoyment, with a large workshop perfect for diy enthusiasts or home business use. Backing onto open fields, the property enjoys lovely countryside views, enhancing the sense of peace and privacy.
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