With far reaching open views to the Coast at the rear and immaculate presentation throughout, this is one of the finest properties we have inspected in recent weeks. This three-bedroom detached bungalow is simply delightful and set in a village location yet only just over a mile from Sheringham centre. The property has recently been updated to include the installation of a new oil-fired central heating.
Upper Sheringham itself is steeped in history and well-known for the National Trust's Sheringham Park, Village Church and reservoir dating back to 1814. Properties in this village do not become available often and we recommend a private viewing to those seeking a bungalow of charm and quality.
PORCHCANOPY With part glazed door and side panel opening to:
ENTRANCEHALL With highly polished parquet flooring, 2 radiators, fire door to garage, built in cupboard.
CLOAKROOM With corner wash basin, tiled splashbacks and wall mirror, chrome heated towel rail/radiator, close coupled w.c., sealed unit window.
LOUNGE A beautifully light room with three aspects including patio doors opening to the rear garden. The patio doors and windows are newly fitted UPVC sealed units. Polished parquet floor with fitted carpet to the centre of the room. Multi-fuel stove in recess with slate hearth. Two radiators, TV aerial point.
KITCHEN/DINER Fitted with a comprehensive range of oak faced base and wall storage cupboards with laminated work surfaces and tiled splashbacks, twin inset stainless steel bowls with chrome mixer tap, integrated electric hob with electric oven beneath, space for fridge/freezer, window and glazed door to the side aspect.
SHOWERROOM Beautifully fitted with a double width, level entry shower enclosure with mixer spray and drench head, vanity wash basin with drawers beneath, close coupled w.c., radiator.
BEDROOM1 Window to front aspect, radiator, built in wardrobe cupboard.
BEDROOM2 Window to rear aspect, radiator, built in wardrobe cupboard.
BEDROOM3 Window to front aspect, radiator.
OUTSIDE Integral GARAGE 17' 4 x 9'10 with up and over door, personal side door to hallway, plumbing for washing machine. Timber garden STORE.
GARDENS The property is approached over a shingle driveway with established planting either side and providing ample off-road parking. There is access to both sides of the property leading to the neatly manicured rear garden again with established planting but also including a discreet sitting area sheltered by shrubs. The rear garden backs on to open farmland from where you can enjoy the most glorious views to Upper Sheringham Village Church, Sheringham Park, the Coast and the Poppyline railway.
AGENTSNOTE The property is freehold, has mains electricity, water and drainage connected. It has a Council Tax rating of Band D.
Based on not being a first time buyer, and a purchase price of £250,000, the stamp duty payable would be:
£2,500
Other costs to consider
Mortgage
Removals
Surveys
Solicitors Fees
This calculator works on the following assumptions: you are purchasing the freehold for the property; you are not purchasing on behalf of a company or trust; you are purchasing for your personal, residential use; you don’t already own another property. If these assumptions are incorrect, or you’d like a more detailed breakdown of stamp duty costs, please see the gov.uk stamp duty calculator.
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