MapGuide price
£425,0002 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Browick Road, Wymondham
Semi-detached house
2 beds
2 baths
1,253 sq ft / 116 sq m
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Historic two bedroom semi detached cottage dating back to 1851
- Influenced by the renowned architect Thomas Jeckyll, showcasing significant architectural features.
- Magnificent vaulted kitchen with Velux windows, quartz worktops, and integrated appliances.
- Inviting lounge featuring a second working fireplace and large windows for natural light.
- Delightful conservatory, perfect for relaxation and enjoying the sun.
- Modern shower room on the ground floor with a spacious walk in shower.
- Two generous double bedrooms with built in storage and abundant natural light.
- Private garden with paved pathways, attractive seating areas, and an original well.
- Single garage with storage potential and parking available for up to three vehicles.
- A one off property, must view house.
Attik are delighted to present this stunning two-bedroom semi-detached cottage dating back to 1851, featuring architectural influences from renowned architect Thomas Jeckyll. This historic property boasts a beautifully vaulted kitchen, a charming dining room with a log burner, and a delightful conservatory. The ground floor includes a modern shower room, while upstairs offers two spacious double bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom. The private garden features paved areas and an original well, along with a tidy single garage and parking for up to three vehicles. This home elegantly combines modern convenience with historical character, making it a unique gem in Wymondham. Call the team now to view
The Historic Two-Bedroom Semi-Detached Home... - Welcome to 4 Browick Road, a stunning two-bedroom semi-detached cottage located in the sought-after town of Wymondham. This remarkable property, dating back to 1851, carries historical significance, having been worked on by the renowned architect Thomas Jeckyll. Although it is unlisted, its architectural importance is undeniable. Situated within close proximity to Wymondham town centre.
As you approach this imposing property, you are greeted by its exquisite architectural features, including two striking chimneys and a pitched gable roof. The exterior boasts original cast iron railings that further enhance its historical charm. The vendor has undertaken a sympathetic renovation of the property, maintaining its character while introducing modern comforts and elegance. Stepping into the cottage, you are welcomed by a beautiful porch with newly retiled floors and large windows. The original front door adds a touch of grandeur as you enter the hallway, which features practical storage options. To the left, you will find a magnificent vaulted kitchen space that truly exemplifies modern design fused with historical elegance. The current vendor has raised the ceiling, installed new Velux windows, and exposed the charming timber frame, creating a stunning area for cooking and entertaining. The kitchen features a substantial oven with a seven-ring gas hob, gas central heating, quartz worktops, shaker-style cabinetry, and two original crystal windows.
Flowing seamlessly from the kitchen is the dining area, originally part of the lounge, offering warm engineered oak flooring and a practical log burner housed in an inviting inglenook stove. This space is stylish yet characterised by its rich history. It leads into the lounge, where high ceilings, large windows, and additional working fireplaces create a cosy atmosphere. The property is adorned with original architraves, showcasing its stunning period features. Adjacent to the lounge is a conservatory, an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the sun. The ground floor also includes a contemporary shower room with a spacious walk-in shower, a vanity unit, and modern amenities. Ascending the staircase, you arrive at a generous landing that leads to two well-proportioned double bedrooms. The master bedroom, filled with natural light from a charming bay-style window, features extensive built-in wardrobes—a perfect blend of functionality and elegance. The second bedroom offers additional built-in storage and a comfortable space to unwind. The family bathroom has been beautifully renovated, incorporating original trusses, a shower over a bath, and stylish black metro tiles that evoke a classic aesthetic.
Externally, the garden offers a private retreat. As you step outside, you are met by a paved area perfect for enjoying the sunshine and a delightful lawn ideal for entertaining. The property also boasts a single garage with electrics, providing ample storage or the potential for conversion into a studio. The property is accessible via a private lane and offers parking for up to three vehicles, ensuring convenience for residents and visitors alike. This property's unique charm, historical significance, and modern comforts make it a truly exceptional home.
Agents Notes... - A pre-recorded walkaround tour is available for this property
Council Tax Band C
The Historic Two-Bedroom Semi-Detached Home... - Welcome to 4 Browick Road, a stunning two-bedroom semi-detached cottage located in the sought-after town of Wymondham. This remarkable property, dating back to 1851, carries historical significance, having been worked on by the renowned architect Thomas Jeckyll. Although it is unlisted, its architectural importance is undeniable. Situated within close proximity to Wymondham town centre.
As you approach this imposing property, you are greeted by its exquisite architectural features, including two striking chimneys and a pitched gable roof. The exterior boasts original cast iron railings that further enhance its historical charm. The vendor has undertaken a sympathetic renovation of the property, maintaining its character while introducing modern comforts and elegance. Stepping into the cottage, you are welcomed by a beautiful porch with newly retiled floors and large windows. The original front door adds a touch of grandeur as you enter the hallway, which features practical storage options. To the left, you will find a magnificent vaulted kitchen space that truly exemplifies modern design fused with historical elegance. The current vendor has raised the ceiling, installed new Velux windows, and exposed the charming timber frame, creating a stunning area for cooking and entertaining. The kitchen features a substantial oven with a seven-ring gas hob, gas central heating, quartz worktops, shaker-style cabinetry, and two original crystal windows.
Flowing seamlessly from the kitchen is the dining area, originally part of the lounge, offering warm engineered oak flooring and a practical log burner housed in an inviting inglenook stove. This space is stylish yet characterised by its rich history. It leads into the lounge, where high ceilings, large windows, and additional working fireplaces create a cosy atmosphere. The property is adorned with original architraves, showcasing its stunning period features. Adjacent to the lounge is a conservatory, an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the sun. The ground floor also includes a contemporary shower room with a spacious walk-in shower, a vanity unit, and modern amenities. Ascending the staircase, you arrive at a generous landing that leads to two well-proportioned double bedrooms. The master bedroom, filled with natural light from a charming bay-style window, features extensive built-in wardrobes—a perfect blend of functionality and elegance. The second bedroom offers additional built-in storage and a comfortable space to unwind. The family bathroom has been beautifully renovated, incorporating original trusses, a shower over a bath, and stylish black metro tiles that evoke a classic aesthetic.
Externally, the garden offers a private retreat. As you step outside, you are met by a paved area perfect for enjoying the sunshine and a delightful lawn ideal for entertaining. The property also boasts a single garage with electrics, providing ample storage or the potential for conversion into a studio. The property is accessible via a private lane and offers parking for up to three vehicles, ensuring convenience for residents and visitors alike. This property's unique charm, historical significance, and modern comforts make it a truly exceptional home.
Agents Notes... - A pre-recorded walkaround tour is available for this property
Council Tax Band C
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ATTIK is an estate agents made up of a collective of individuals with a few awesome traits in common. The team at ATTIK are firstly passionate about properties, interiors and people, they are committed to providing creative, design lead property marketing to ensure their customers achieve the best possible price for their property, excellent communication skills and understanding the desires and timescales of their buyers and sellers, being flexible in their approach to estate agency and working hours, providing appointment times when you the customer are available and their caring, professional nature means they intuitively want your moving process to be as stress free and enjoyable as possible.The team take enormous pride in their estate agency and offer a number of ancillary services and although it is not a necessity to book any additional services, they have been found to enhance the customer experience and price achieved for the property, these include: – House clearances– Property staging– Upgraded, bespoke marketing packages– Mortgages, insurance, investments and will writing– Coaching and healing for our clients in sensitive situations
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