2 bed flat for sale

Ipswich Road, Pulham Market IP21

A characterful and inviting home, this ground‐floor apartment offers a rare opportunity to enjoy quiet, convenient living within one of Pulham Market’s most distinctive historic buildings. Set within the beautifully converted Grade II listed former workhouse, the property combines the charm of its Victorian architecture with a series of thoughtful modern upgrades. Light flows through the triple‐aspect living space, creating a warm and uplifting atmosphere, while the wider layout feels calm, practical and well balanced. With adaptable bedrooms, communal gardens, and a peaceful setting a mile away from the village centre, it presents an appealing lifestyle for those seeking comfort, convenience and a touch of heritage.

Pulham Market

Ipswich Road sits on the outer edge of Pulham Market, offering a calm, semi‐rural setting with open surroundings while still being only about a mile from the village centre. A short walk along the village footpaths or a quick three‐minute drive brings you straight into Pulham Market, where day‐to‐day life is anchored by a village post office and store, two well‐kept pubs, one with a restaurant, and a highly regarded doctors’ surgery known for being efficient and well equipped. Families benefit from proximity to Pulham Primary and Diss High School, with additional options in Long Stratton.

Transport links are practical and convenient: Diss is around ten minutes by car for mainline rail services to London and Norwich, Long Stratton is close by for everyday shopping, and Norwich sits within easy reach for work, culture, and larger retail. The location suits a lifestyle that balances countryside quiet with straightforward access to amenities, making Ipswich Road a spot where rural ease and practical living meet comfortably.

Ipswich Road

A beautifully balanced blend of character and comfort, this ground‐floor apartment sits within the heart of Pulham Market’s historic former workhouse, a handsome Grade II listed building that was thoughtfully converted into individual homes. The setting has a quiet, established feel, with mature grounds, parking and a strong sense of community woven into the fabric of the development.

Inside, the apartment immediately feels welcoming. A broad hallway creates an inviting first impression and leads through to a wonderfully bright triple‐aspect lounge and dining space. Sunlight moves through the room throughout the day, giving it an uplifting atmosphere and making it an easy space to furnish and enjoy. It is the kind of room that naturally becomes the centre of daily life, whether relaxing, working from home or entertaining friends.

The kitchen is arranged for practicality, with fitted cabinetry and space for appliances, while the two bedrooms offer flexibility for a range of lifestyles. The second single bedroom works equally well as a study or creative workspace, making the apartment particularly appealing to those seeking a home that adapts to modern living. The shower room has been stylishly renewed, with contemporary finishes that complement the building’s heritage rather than compete with it.

Recent improvements include refurbished double-glazed windows and the installation of modern programmable electric radiators, enhancing both comfort and efficiency. These updates sit comfortably alongside the building’s original character, creating a home that feels both timeless and up to date.

Outside, residents enjoy access to well‐maintained communal gardens, providing a peaceful green outlook and space to unwind.

This is a home that will appeal to a wide range of buyers, from first‐time purchasers to those seeking a low‐maintenance village base. It also presents a strong opportunity for investors, with healthy rental demand in the area and potential returns in line with current market conditions.

With its blend of heritage, light‐filled living spaces and modern enhancements, it offers an inviting way to enjoy life in one of South Norfolk’s most attractive villages.

Agents Notes

Leasehold, with 150 years left on the lease.

Ground rent: £50 a year.

Maintenance fee: £166 a month.

Connected to mains water and electricity.

Ceramic heaters in each room.

Shared, unallocated parking (Minors & Brady are unable to verify this information).

EPC Rating: E

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