Reeves Corner

Originally built in 1850, this impressive detached home has been extended and adapted over time to provide substantial and beautifully presented accommodation, making this home perfectly suited to modern living while retaining its historic appeal and creating the perfect family home. The ground floor features multiple reception spaces including a bright, cosy living room with fireplace, formal dining room, a snug and home office. At the heart of the home lies an extended kitchen/diner with a stunning brick fireplace housing a woodburning stove, further complemented by a conservatory over looking the garden. Upstairs the property offers four well proportioned sized bedrooms, two of which benefit from ensuite facilities, alongside a family bathroom with roll top bath.
Set within attractive, well maintained gardens, the property further boasts a double garage with plenty of off road parking.

Upvc door to entrance, Norfolk pamment tiled flooring, fitted electric oven with four ring electric hob over, wooden work surface, space and plumbing for washing machine, under counter fridge, American fridge freezer, sink and drainer, built in cupboard.

A dual aspect room with double glazed window to front and side aspect, uPVC door to side entrance, fitted with wooden fronted wall and base units with inset ceramic butlers sink, two plate double Aga with warming plate, Norfolk pamment tiled flooring, inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove.

Double doors leading to conservatory, Norfolk pamment tiled flooring, door to hallway.

Double glazed windows with decorative arched detail to side and rear aspect, French doors to rear garden, tiled flooring.

Pamment tiled, large arched window to side aspect, oak staircase to first floor, two cast iron radiators.

Double glazed window to conservatory, cast iron radiator, Norfolk pamment tiled flooring.

Double glazed window with obscured glass to rear aspect, Norfolk pamment tiled, WC, vanity unit with wash hand basin.

Four double glazed windows to side aspect, timber flooring, two cast iron radiators, fireplace with wood burning stove.

Two double glazed windows to side aspect, cast iron radiator, wooden flooring.

Dual aspect with floor to ceiling length decorative window to side aspect, and double glazed window to rear aspect, carpet, cast iron radiator.

Double glazed window to rear aspect, carpet, cast iron radiator, door to:-

Double glazed window to rear aspect, fitted with a claw foot rolltop bath, WC, pedestal wash hand basin, timber flooring, extractor fan.

Dual aspect room with double glazed windows to side and rear, carpet, door to shower room, cast iron radiator.

Fully tiled with wet room floor, mains connected shower.

Double glazed window to rear aspect, cast iron radiator, carpet, access to loft.

Two double glazed windows to front aspect, carpet, cast iron radiator.

The property features an in and out driveway which can enclosed with wrought iron gates. The parking area is shingled with access to the detached double garage which has power and lighting. The rear garden is well maintained, a pathway leads to rear entrance with landscaped borders of mature shrubs and flowers. There is a paved patio seating area and a small front garden with shed.

This property is Freehold.
Mains drainage, electricity, water and gas connected.
Council tax band: F
The property has been fitted with 27 solar panels.

Great Plumstead is a sought after village located to the east of Norwich, known for its attractive rural surroundings, community feel, and historic charm, including the parish church of St Mary. Local amenities are available in nearby villages such as Little Plumstead and Brundall, while everyday essentials, schools, and leisure facilities are all within easy reach. Great Plumstead is particularly well positioned for connectivity, lying approximately 6 miles from Norwich city centre, where a wide range of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions can be found, along with mainline rail services to London. The nearby village of Brundall (around 3 miles) provides additional amenities, including shops, pubs, and a train station, while the A47 is easily accessible for routes towards Great Yarmouth (approximately 18 miles) and the wider Norfolk coastline.