Well Street Witton, North Walsham
Guide Price £795,000

Highfield House is a stunning, detached family home nestled in the small north Norfolk hamlet of Witton, surrounded by rolling landscapes, lush green fields, and picturesque woodlands, ideal for walking, cycling and exploring. It is close to local amenities that includes a village hall, the 12th century St Margaret’s church, a pub, and a post office. Additional services can be found in the nearby market town of North Walsham including schooling for all ages, supermarkets, medical centre and leisure facilities.

This energy efficient property benefits from solar panels, with battery storage. It enjoys a tranquil setting with field views to the front and rear. It is set back from the road, and is approached over a shingle expanse providing ample off-road parking and access to an integral garage with a workshop and a front lawn garden. To the rear, a paved terrace extends away to a neatly maintained and enclosed south east facing lawn garden.

With stunning presentation throughout, the main glass entrance opens out to a hallway where separate internal doors lead into a family lounge, a study, a cloakroom and a separate utility. At the rear of the property lies the heart of the home, a fantastic bright and airy open plan kitchen, dining room and family room. Double doors to the side open out to the rear terrace and bi-folding doors at the front provide fantastic picturesque views over the garden and beyond. To the first floor, doors off a broad landing lead into a family bathroom, and four bedrooms, all with field views, two with en-suites and the master with a walk-in wardrobe.

The property’s location is further complimented in its proximity to the Norfolk coastline, a glimpse of which can be seen from the house, a five-minute drive or just over one mile walk to Bacton, where the sandy beaches stretch between Mundesley and Walcott and is a popular destination for grey seal watching. Approximately nineteen miles inland passing through the famous Norfolk Broads is the capital city of Norwich with its excellent retail therapy, night life, train station, international airport and extensive historical interest including the Museum Castle, the medieval Elm Street, the largest covered market in the country and the magnificent Cathedral.