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Our Summary
- Huge potential
- In need of updating
- The property would now benefit from updating but offers huge potential
- The property is now in need of updating but offers huge potential
- Local Authority - South Norfolk District CouncilCouncil Tax Band BAgent's Note - 1) The property is of non-standard construction and therefore mortgage companies are unlikely to lend and therefore only of interest to cash buyers
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Description
This charming semi-rural end of terrace cottage, built in 1927, offers huge potential for renovation and update. The property features two reception rooms with front-facing windows, a kitchen with fitted units, a ground floor bathroom, and three bedrooms on the first floor. The property has a front garden, driveway, and a good-sized rear garden with two sheds.
Located in the village of Earsham, just a mile from the market town of Bungay, the property benefits from proximity to local amenities, schools, and bus services. The nearby city of Norwich is approximately 15 miles away, and the coastal town of Beccles is within driving distance. The property requires updating and is suitable for cash buyers only, as it is of non-standard construction and mortgage companies are unlikely to lend.
Additionally, the field adjacent to the property is earmarked for gravel extraction, which will be completed over the next 10 years and will be landscaped as a nature area once finished.