Guide price
£530,000
Land for saleLot 4 | Marsh Cottage, Park Farm, Bylaugh, Norfolk NR20
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Period 3 bedroom cottage
South facing
Views over meadows
Close to River Wensum
Lot 4 of 5
EPC Rating = E
Charming cottage on the river Wensum
Description
Marsh Cottage is a wonderfully positioned period cottage, enjoying a south facing position, with fine views over water meadows to the river Wensum and countryside beyond.
The house is set back from the road, and comprises a dining room with wood burner, a functional kitchen, a spacious sitting room with open fire and a useful large utility/boot room and ground floor WC. All three bedrooms are on the first floor, together with the bath/shower room. The property has two staircases. The cottage sits within mature gardens and grounds, with wooded area, lawn, gravelled parking and fenced boundary.
Acreage:
0.72 Acres
Description
Marsh Cottage is a wonderfully positioned period cottage, enjoying a south facing position, with fine views over water meadows to the river Wensum and countryside beyond.
The house is set back from the road, and comprises a dining room with wood burner, a functional kitchen, a spacious sitting room with open fire and a useful large utility/boot room and ground floor WC. All three bedrooms are on the first floor, together with the bath/shower room. The property has two staircases. The cottage sits within mature gardens and grounds, with wooded area, lawn, gravelled parking and fenced boundary.
Acreage:
0.72 Acres
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