This charming end-of-terrace cottage, built in 1927, is situated in a semi-rural location and offers huge potential for renovation. The property has a traditional layout, with two reception rooms on the ground floor, a kitchen, and a bathroom. The first floor features three bedrooms, with windows to the front. The property has a front garden, driveway, and a spacious rear garden with two sheds. Despite being in need of updating, the cottage has a lot to offer, including oil-fired central heating and mains drainage, water, and electric. Located in the village of Earsham, it's just a mile from the market town of Bungay, with its shopping facilities, schools, and bus services. The city of Norwich is about 15 miles away, and the nearby town of Beccles offers connections to the Norfolk Broads waterways and the coast. However, it's worth noting that the property is of non-standard construction, which may affect mortgage availability, and the nearby field is earmarked for gravel extraction, which will be completed in 10 years.