71 Church Street, Coltishall, Norwich
Offers Over £600,000 (Tenant Fees)

Southview is an impressive period detached family home which lies adjacent to the village church in the riverside and Broadland village of Coltishall, with local amenities that include the iconic riverside common with its fashionable eateries, the popular Red Lion, Kings Head and The Rising Sun public houses, primary school, doctor’s surgery and village hall with recreation ground.

The current owners have lovingly transformed the property through a programme of renovation and modernisation, further enhancing this family home character and features and now benefits from a garden room, separate utility room and workshop.

Southview is set back from the road. The front garden comprises of a lawn area with established flower beds which can be admired from a meandering pathway which leads around the side of the property. To the rear, a further lawn garden extends away to a part-walled garden and timber storage shed. An extensive paved seating area creates a private space for alfresco dining and entertaining friends and family.

Boasting tasteful accommodation throughout, the entrance hall with an adjoining cloakroom, provides access to a characterful lounge with feature fireplace including woodburner, with double doors which opens into the bright garden room. An open plan kitchen dining room provides for the family and boasts spacious accommodation, which leads to the separate utility room with adjoining shower room. The ground floor further benefits from an integral workshop. To the first floor, a landing opens out to four bedrooms and the family bathroom which completes the accommodation.   

The property is further complimented in its proximity, of less than three miles to Hoveton and Wroxham where there is access to Roys supermarket and department store, post office, a train station and schooling for all ages. Slightly further afield, of approximately ten miles, is Norwich city centre with its excellent retail outlets, restaurants and cafes and extensive historical interest.