Property spotlight: 1930s five-bed in mid-Norfolk on sale for £850,000

The front of Hill House, viewed from the drive (Image: Sowerbys)

Hill House is a detached house that was built in the 1930s, it is architecturally designed and offers unique features and has undergone many alterations and extensions.

The sitting room, with a curved bay window (Image: Sowerbys)

The house is approached by a long gravel driveway and opens to the entrance hall, which leads to the triple-aspect kitchen and breakfast room, the circular sitting room with a wood-burning stove and curved bay window, the dining room and the garden room.

Clockwise from top-left - the downstairs hallway, the dining room, the kitchen, and the garden room (Image: Sowerbys)

The left wing of the house contains one of the bedrooms with an en-suite, a study, a toilet, and a utility room.

The kitchen, with bespoke wall and base units, solid wood worksurfaces, Belfast sink, and French doors (Image: Sowerbys)

On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes and one with an ensuite. There is also a family bathroom.

Clockwise from top-left - the master bedroom, the upstairs hallway, the second bedroom, and the master bathroom (Image: Sowerbys)

The annexe, located above the garage and cart shed, is accessed via a separate staircase and contains a sitting room and kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom.

The downstairs bedroom in the main house (Image: Sowerbys)

Hill House is in a 1.5 acre plot, with landscaped grounds, an allotment and a pond.

The sitting room and kitchen in the annexe. (Image: Sowerbys)

There are multiple outbuildings, including one building with three storage rooms, a shed, and a summer house.

Clockwise from top-left - the annexe's kitchen, a bedroom, the bathroom, and the other bedroom (Image: Sowerbys)

There is ample off-road parking for both the main house and the annexe as well as there being spaces available in the garage and double cart shed.

Clockwise from top-left - the summer house and pond, the patio, the allotment, and the main garden (Image: Sowerbys)

Located in Caudle Springs on the edge of Carbrooke, the property is fewer than two miles east of Watton in mid-Norfolk.

Hill House from above (Image: Sowerbys)

PROPERTY FACTS

Caudle Springs, Carbrooke, Norfolk

Guide Price: £850,000

Sowerbys, 01953 884522, www.sowerbys.com

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