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Strutt & Parker - Norwich
4 Upper King Street, Norwich, Norfolk
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A traditionally built house in a stunning rural location with 400 yards of frontage to the River Bure
Entrance Hall | Dining Room | Drawing Room | Sitting Room | Study | Kitchen/Breakfast Room | Utility | Gym
Master Bedroom with en suite and dressing room | 4 further Bedrooms (3 with en suites)
Triple Garage | Cart Shed | Store |Music Studio | Former piggery
River frontage | Woodland | Paddocks | Ponds
About 12.6 acres
Oaklea is a contemporary house of brick construction under a pantile roof finished to an excellent standard.
The entrance hall leads directly in to the dining room. The dining room has access to the sitting room, drawing room and kitchen/breakfast room.
The sitting room has an imposing timber fire place with a stoned plinth which houses a Barbas log burner. Both the drawing room and kitchen/breakfast room have a timber floor and French windows with access to the terrace and the back gardens.
Upstairs there is a master en-suite bathroom and dressing room with views over the back garden. There are 4 further bedrooms, 2 with en suite bathrooms and one with en suite shower.
Adjoining to the house there is a triple garage, boot room and gym.
There are two separate boilers, one of which heats the ground floor and the other the first floor.
Outbuildings
To the north of the house is a range of outbuildings confined within a secure solid timber fence. In this compound there is a machinery store and further garaging and a studio which is sound insulated and has an electricity supply and WC. To the west of these outbuildings is a former piggery with brick elevations asbestos roof.
Gardens and Land
The house has commanding views over the front and back lawn as well as to the river. Either side of the driveway the front lawn is studded by mature trees and herbaceous borders. To the east of the house there is a timber terrace which leads on to the formal gardens and then into further natural woodland.
Beyond is a large paddock currently being used for grazing horses which is connected to the meadow which sweeps down to the river. Between one particular meander of the River Bure there is a pond which attracts a huge variety of wildlife and there is evidence of a former ox-bow lake to the north.
Oaklea stands in a secluded rural setting along the side of the River Bure. The property is approached from a single track country lane and is approximately 5 miles from the Georgian market town of Holt which has excellent shopping, schooling and leisure facilities, including the popular Greshams School for Boys and Girls aged 4 to 18 years.
The village of Corpusty, ½ mile to the east, has a shop and a public house, whilst the villages of Briston and Melton Constable, about 3 miles to the north west have further shopping facilities. Norwich, the regional centre, is about 17 miles to the south east and provides a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and schooling facilities along with rail links to London Liverpool Street with an approximate journey time of 110 minutes. The Norwich airport provides domestic and international flights.
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Entrance Hall | Dining Room | Drawing Room | Sitting Room | Study | Kitchen/Breakfast Room | Utility | Gym
Master Bedroom with en suite and dressing room | 4 further Bedrooms (3 with en suites)
Triple Garage | Cart Shed | Store |Music Studio | Former piggery
River frontage | Woodland | Paddocks | Ponds
About 12.6 acres
Oaklea is a contemporary house of brick construction under a pantile roof finished to an excellent standard.
The entrance hall leads directly in to the dining room. The dining room has access to the sitting room, drawing room and kitchen/breakfast room.
The sitting room has an imposing timber fire place with a stoned plinth which houses a Barbas log burner. Both the drawing room and kitchen/breakfast room have a timber floor and French windows with access to the terrace and the back gardens.
Upstairs there is a master en-suite bathroom and dressing room with views over the back garden. There are 4 further bedrooms, 2 with en suite bathrooms and one with en suite shower.
Adjoining to the house there is a triple garage, boot room and gym.
There are two separate boilers, one of which heats the ground floor and the other the first floor.
Outbuildings
To the north of the house is a range of outbuildings confined within a secure solid timber fence. In this compound there is a machinery store and further garaging and a studio which is sound insulated and has an electricity supply and WC. To the west of these outbuildings is a former piggery with brick elevations asbestos roof.
Gardens and Land
The house has commanding views over the front and back lawn as well as to the river. Either side of the driveway the front lawn is studded by mature trees and herbaceous borders. To the east of the house there is a timber terrace which leads on to the formal gardens and then into further natural woodland.
Beyond is a large paddock currently being used for grazing horses which is connected to the meadow which sweeps down to the river. Between one particular meander of the River Bure there is a pond which attracts a huge variety of wildlife and there is evidence of a former ox-bow lake to the north.
Oaklea stands in a secluded rural setting along the side of the River Bure. The property is approached from a single track country lane and is approximately 5 miles from the Georgian market town of Holt which has excellent shopping, schooling and leisure facilities, including the popular Greshams School for Boys and Girls aged 4 to 18 years.
The village of Corpusty, ½ mile to the east, has a shop and a public house, whilst the villages of Briston and Melton Constable, about 3 miles to the north west have further shopping facilities. Norwich, the regional centre, is about 17 miles to the south east and provides a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and schooling facilities along with rail links to London Liverpool Street with an approximate journey time of 110 minutes. The Norwich airport provides domestic and international flights.
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property reference: SPNW_NOR080079
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