Tudor style detached house with field views.

Description

The Property
The Lodge represents a unique opportunity to purchase this Tudor inspired property which was most likely built in the mid-19th Century. Originally the lodge house for nearby Stoke Hall now the property would make an excellent family home in the ever popular village of Stoke Holy Cross. Whilst having had a major overhaul and programme of renovation works in the current owners tenure, careful attention to preserving the character features both inside and out make this a truly must see home.

With sandblasted beams throughout and fireplaces to both the sitting room and of particular note in the dining room with charming stone surround as a genuine eye catching centrepiece. To the first floor the property offers four double bedrooms including the principal with en suite facilities. This gives the property the chance to be used as one of the most unique family homes in the area.

Outside
Situated in grounds of about 0.52 of an acre and backing onto open countryside gives the house a real sense of space as it sits handsomely in the plot. The garden is mainly laid to lawn but with borders of mature trees and hedging to create a good deal of natural privacy. Just off the kitchen is a patio terrace perfect for entertaining with far reaching views across the fields.

Ample off road parking is provided by the large driveway
approached through the five bar gate leading to an integral garage. Off of the garage is a handy workshop and access into the property internally.

Location

Situation
The sought after Village of Stoke Holy Cross lies just five miles south of the city of Norwich, and offers ease of access into Norwich and is approximately 2½ miles from the Norwich southern bypass (A47) linking all the major trunk roads south of the city, including the A11.

The village itself has a primary school, shop and part-time post office, two restaurants; one of which is a public house and a fish and chip shop. Stoke Holy Cross is approximately three miles from the villages of Poringland and Framingham Earl which have a supermarket, health centre, senior school and various other shops and amenities.

There are frequent bus services to Norwich and Stoke Holy Cross is well placed for ease of access to the University of East Anglia and hospital as well as the Science Park. Schools in the private sector are available at Norwich or Hethersett and there is a regular train service to London Liverpool Street from Norwich station.

Square Footage: 1,728 sq ft


Acreage: 0.43 Acres

Directions

What3Words
If using the what3words app please type in Crest.Placed.Universal to take you to the driveway of the house.

Additional Info

Services
Gas fired central heating, Mains Water, Mains Electricity, Mains Drainage.

Local Authority
South Norfolk District Council
Council Tax band E

Fixtures & Fittings
All fixtures and fittings including fitted carpets and curtains are specifically excluded from the sale, but may be available in addition, subject to separate negotiation.

Viewings
Strictly by appointment with Savills. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, we invite you to discuss this with us, especially before you travel to view the property.