Dunbrewin is a period semi-detached house located on the edge of the village of Flordon in south Norfolk, with a shared drive and separate entrance. The property features a mix of modern and period charm, with accommodation on two floors including an entrance hall, sitting room, study area, kitchen/breakfast room, back hall, and cloakroom on the ground floor, and four bedrooms and a bath/shower room on the first floor. The house is approached via a shared drive and has hardstanding for multiple vehicles, as well as access to a detached garage. The grounds are located to the side and rear, with a side garden used for horticultural purposes in the past and a rear garden that is mainly laid to lawn with a terrace adjoining the house. The property also includes a detached barn and garage, both of which have been used for general storage. The property benefits from mains drainage and electricity, with water supplied by a borehole.