Charles Close Wroxham, Norwich
Offers in Excess of £550,000

At the heart of the picturesque riverside village of Wroxham which has been crowned the Capital of the Norfolk Broads. Charles Close is described as the quintessential suburban setting. Hidden amidst many of the now preserved parkland trees of the former Wroxham House mansion, Charles Close is an enviable retreat situated off The Avenue in an area now defined by its special architectural and historical interest.

Whether as a family home or an idyllic place to escape to the country and the renowned Norfolk Broads, the property readily accommodates its hosts. Set well back from the road on a plot measuring one third of an acre, the bungalow is approached along a gravel driveway, affording ample off-road parking and leading to a double garage block with an additional garage to take a large vehicle together with access to the rear garden. The property enjoys mature gardens to the front and rear to create a wonderful outdoor vista and a sense of surrounding seclusion and privacy.

The property offers versatile accommodation arranged over one level and has been sympathetically modernised to create an open spacious family home. A practical porch leads to a broad entrance hallway with separate doors leading to a bathroom, three bedrooms, two with built in wardrobes, a galley style kitchen with a separate utility room and access to the rear garden, a generous lounge with an adjoining dining room with sliding double doors leading out to the rear terrace. A timber staircase in the dining room afford access to a loft room, which has been clad in timber and fitted with a broad window providing a bright and practical space.

Life at Charles Close is further complemented in its secluded setting; just over half a mile to the water’s edge, less than a mile from Primary and High Schools, Norfolk Broads Yacht Club and just beyond a mile to the Train Station. If you are looking for relaxation or recreation on your doorstep of the Broads waters, or short access to the capital city of Norwich by road or rail or simply the sandy beaches of the North Norfolk coastline; Wroxham lies within less than a thirty-minute car journey of each.