Buxton Road, Old Catton, Norfolk, NR6 7GJ, NR6 7GD

Plot 158 The Stevington We'll subsidise your mortgage by £1,000 for 18 months*!

The Stevington is an impressive detached family house. The ample hallway has a downstairs WC and cupboard and leads through to a study at the rear. To one side of the house is the dual aspect living room to the other side of the hall is the kitchen/dining room plus a utility room. This home benefits from upgraded parquet Amtico flooring to the hallway, kitchen and WC.

Upstairs, you'll find a main bedroom with an en suite shower room, plus three generous-sized bedrooms, a family bathroom with shower cubicle, plus an airing cupboard on the landing.

This home is sold with a single garage and two parking spaces. A show home of this house type is available to view!

Tenure: Freehold Initial Ground Rent: £0.00 Annual Service Charge: £193.42 Service Charge Review: April (Annually) Estimated Council Tax Band: E

External photography from another plot of this housetype, plots may have alternative external finishes, please speak to a Sales Consultant for further details. Internal photography from a Stevington show home.

*Mortgage Subsidy incentive of £18,000 is provided as an allowance on the completion statement and is available on specified plots only. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion and may be withdrawn at any time. The incentive must be agreed at the point of reservation and is subject to mortgage lender approval and qualifying criteria. For full details, please speak to a Sales Consultant.

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Dovecote Gardens We're delighted to present Dovecote Gardens; an attractive development of 2, 3- & 4-bedroom homes in the popular village of Old Catton near Norwich.

Its village location offers a wealth of essential local amenities on your doorstep, whilst only being 5 miles from the centre of Norwich. Whether you are looking for a slower pace of life or need to be close to the action for work or leisure, Dovecote Gardens has a home to suit every life stage and lifestyle.

Location Being just 3.5 miles north of Norwich, with its national and international network connectivity, this new flagship development is within a highly sought-after residential area. Both Old Catton to the south and Spixworth to the north offer a range of essential amenities for your day-to-day needs, from a supermarket and selection of retail outlets to dental and medical practices, a veterinary surgery and a choice of pubs. There are also a number of beautiful parks in the local area.

Local Area Located in the Norfolk countryside, yet mere miles from the centre of Norwich, residents of Dovecote Gardens are spoiled for choice when it comes to lifestyle and leisure opportunities. A few miles away, you'll find Sprowston Manor Hotel, Golf and Country Club, an idyllic countryside location where you can play a round of golf, enjoy a meal, pamper yourself at the spa, or cool off in the heated indoor pool. Dovecote Gardens prime location also places you near Earlham Park, the Norwich Showground and much more.

Educational needs are very well-catered for too, with the choice of a number of schools; Old Catton Pre-School, Old Catton Church of England Junior School and Lodge Lane Infant School in Old Catton, plus Spixworth Infant School, Stepping Stones Day Nursery and Woodland View Junior School in Spixworth. Norwich itself offers a huge variety of excellent state and independent schools, plus further education opportunities, such as Norwich School, Wymondham College, Notre Dame High School, Norwich University of the Arts and the University of East Anglia.

A little further afield, just south of Norwich, is Whitlingham Country Park, a firm favourite amongst city dwellers and countryside enthusiasts alike, offering a perfectly tranquil location to get away from life's hustle and bustle. Ramblers and hikers are free to explore the many woodland trails and meadows, and cycling enthusiasts will not be disappointed, as they're welcome on the paths at the park. In addition, National Cycle Network Route 1 runs right through the park down Whitlingham Lane and past the wooded area. With ample parking and refreshments onsite, it makes for a great family day out.

If you have a taste for the finer culinary experiences in life, historic Norwich itself offers first-class restaurants, plus countless leisure, retail and cultural attractions. Alternatively, explore the Norwich Lanes, a haven of independent eateries, coffee houses and lively bars. There's plenty on offer culturally, too, with the wonderful art-deco Theatre Royal, the Arts Centre and the medieval Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery. You can choose between two magnificent Cathedrals, with Norwich Cathedral having the second highest spire in England at 96m. There's all kind of live music venues, like the buzzing Waterfront, or the authentic annual Oktoberfest celebrations and the free, open-air art market in the city centre, where local artists can display their work on the railings of St. Peter Mancroft Church. Or for those looking for rather more energetic entertainment, head for the heights of the Highball Climbing Centre, Norfolk's largest indoor climbing facility, or even the High Altitude Trampoline Park, great for all ages.

For country pursuits - you don't have to go far for a break from the pace of urban living, as Norfolk is blessed with some of the finest, unspoiled countryside in Britain, offering a wealth of healthy lifestyle options. The world-famous Norfolk Broads are just waiting for you - endless stretches of tranquil waterways providing all sorts of recreation. There's the stately Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden, a sumptuous 130 acre organic garden with miles of walkways, flower displays and daily boat trips. Or visit the historic Blickling Estate, the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, or the striking Happisburgh Lighthouse, built in 1790 and the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia. The Marriot's Way footpath, bridleway and cycle path, 26 miles long, runs between Norwich and Aylsham with breathtaking views of some of the most beautiful parts of Norfolk's countryside. And for motor racing enthusiasts, there's the excitement of the famous Snetterton Racing Circuit.

Transport

By car from Dovecote Gardens A1270 - 1.9 miles Norwich International Airport - 2.4 miles

Norwich - 3.5 miles A140 - 3.8 miles Norwich Train Station - 4.8 miles Great Yarmouth - 23.5 miles

Thetford - 41 miles

Cambridge - 74 miles

By train from Norwich station

Thetford - 26 mins Great Yarmouth - 33 mins

Ipswich - 37 mins Harwich International - 73 mins