A cottage with an annexe currently used as a holiday let in a peaceful village near Norwich is on the market for £895,000.
In Church Street, Horsham St Faiths, the Grade II listed property is close to the city centre while still retaining its village living appeal.
Named Waytes House, the home has retained an abundance of period features with exposed ceiling timbers and fireplaces.
Outside, the property is reached via a five bar gate that leads to the driveway with plenty of parking and access to the garage.
Set over two floors, the property opens into a separate entrance hall that leads to the main rooms of the ground floor and has a staircase to the first floor.
The hallway leads to a spacious living room with a central fireplace, fitted with a wood burning stove.
There is also a garden room off the hallway that provides views of the property's mature garden.
The dining room, also accessed by the entrance hall, has exposed ceiling timber and an inglenook fireplace.
It also leads to a modern kitchen, fitted with a range of cabinet space and a Rayburn stove.
The property's conservatory is accessed by the kitchen and in turn leads to a utility room and cloakroom, with a small toilet.
The first floor contains four of the property's six bedrooms. The master bedroom is served by an en suite and there is also a family shower room.
A well planted garden provides a variety of shrub borders and wisteria, as well as a feature pond and a summer house.
The vaulted annexe accommodation with exposed beams is set over one floor and comprises of a kitchen breakfast room with a wide range of fitted units, a bright and airy sitting room with a wood burning stove and access to the private garden.
There are two bedrooms, a shower room and a separate bathroom.
PROPERTY FACTS
Church Street, Horsham St Faiths
Guide Price: £895,000
Sowerbys, 01603 761441, www.sowerbys.com
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