3 bed end terrace house for sale

The Croft, Little Snoring, Fakenham, Norfolk NR21

This improved and modernised 3-bedroom end of terrace house is an ideal choice for first-time buyers, young families, or anyone who has lived or worked in Norfolk for the last three years and may be looking to downsize into a modern and low-maintenance home.

Situated within the well-regarded village of Little Snoring, makes this house a great option for those seeking an affordable entry into the housing market.

With a modern layout, the entrance hall provides access to ground floor cloakroom, fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, a living room-dining room featuring fitted wood burning stove, and conservatory addition overlooking a delightful and compact rear garden.

On the first floor there are three separate bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes and a modern shower room.

The outside features a front garden with log store and access to an outbuilding housing the Ideal central heating boiler and providing space for washing machine, tumble drier and additional storage.

To the rear of the property is an enclosed garden area which is ideal for entertaing guests outside with decking area leading onto a lawned area and an added bonus of two timber garden storage sheds.

There is also an option to take on up to two garages, which are available on a monthly rental of £72 per garage.

Please note you will need to have lived or worked in the norfolk area for the last three years to be able to purchase this property.

This three bedroom end of terraced house is located within the village of Little Snoring, which is around four miles outside the popular Norfolk Market Town of Fakenham.

Little Snoring is a village and parish in Norfolk, England, located about 4 miles east of Fakenham. The village is designated as a Service Village, and has a primary school, pre-school, church, a small convenience store with a Post Office, and a campsite. It also has a pub and various bed and breakfast and self-catering accommodations. The village is known for its unusual church, St. Andrew, which features a detached round tower.