Pennygate Barton Turf, Norwich
Offers Over £600,000

An idyllic character cottage nestled at the heart of the picturesque riverside village of Barton Turf, an area of sprawling natural beauty, rurally set amongst the wildlife and waterways of the renowned Norfolk Broads, offering boating adventures and excellent wild life watching opportunities, whilst giving access to the Rivers Ant and Bure and connecting the Broads National Park.  

Built in the early 1980’s, and set on a generous plot of approximately one third of an acre, the property is approached over a shingle expanse that provide off-road parking as well as access to a double garage. To the side, an ornate iron gate grants private access to a large, and beautifully presented mature garden that is largely screened from the road by natural high hedging. A terrace at the side of the property affords the perfect opportunity for alfresco dining, whilst the clever landscaping of the garden provides a tranquil outlook. 

Well-presented throughout, Pennygate Cottage enters into a practical porch which opens into a contemporary open plan dining room, lounge with a feature double sided wood burning fire and a reception hallway. From here separate doors lead to a conservatory which overlooks a rear terrace and the garden, a study or fourth bedroom. An inner hallway leads to a ground floor shower room and a lean to store area, which grant access to the double garage and access to the side of the property. From the dining room a further internal door leads to the kitchen breakfast room and a practical utility. To the first floor, three bedrooms the master with an en-suite bathroom and a further family bathroom completes the accommodation. 

Besides relaxation or recreation on your doorstep of the Barton Broads waters, the property is further complemented by its location; a near distance to the neighbouring riverside village of Neatishead to visit the local White Horse Inn for fine food, complemented by locally brewed refreshment. Wroxham the capital of the Norfolk Broads and home to the Norfolk Broads Yacht Club is around five miles to the southwest and it is less than ten miles to the coastline and less than thirty minutes to the county’s capital city of Norwich.