Greenfields Road, East Dereham, NR20 3TE

Plot 126 The Westwell Final plot of this housetype - we'll pay £10,000 towards your Stamp Duty*!

The Westwell is a home with lots of character, starting with the central staircase in the hallway and the double doors leading into the living room with its lovely bay window. The kitchen/family room features an island and sky lights flooding the area with light. French doors from both the kitchen and dining room lead to the garden and there is also a useful utility and separate study.

Upstairs, bedroom one has two double wardrobes leading to the en suite with the luxury of both bath and shower. Bedroom two also includes an en suite while the remaining bedrooms share the family bathroom, which also includes a separate bath and shower cubicle.

Outside there is an attached double garage plus generous parking for four cars. This plot occupies a prime position on this popular development, overlooking the picturesque Dereham Windmill.

Tenure: Freehold Initial Ground Rent: £0.00 Annual Service Charge: £238.08 Service Charge Review: April (annually) Council Tax Band: To be confirmed by the local authority on completion of the property.

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*Stamp Duty contribution is available on specified plots only and may be withdrawn at any time. Incentives must be applied at time of reservation, are not available in conjunction with any other offer and are subject to lender criteria and qualification. For further details please speak to a Sales Consultant.

Our sales office is Thursday to Monday from 10am to 5pm and appointments are recommended - please contact us to arrange a time that's convenient for you.

Mill View

Mill View is a lovely collection of two, three, four- and five-bedroom homes in thriving Dereham, a traditional Norfolk market town enjoying all the charm and character you'd expect. Today the town effortlessly blends a fascinating historical background and architecture with all the modern conveniences you'd hope for.

Perfectly located in the heart of the stunning Norfolk countryside, and just a convenient drive away from the lively bustle of Norwich and King's Lynn, this new development offers a variety of modern homes for young couples, growing families and downsizers alike.

Find your place to live...

Mill View is located opposite East Dereham Windmill at the end of the popular Greenfields Road in Dereham. It is just a mile from the High Street and if walking is not for you Dereham has the advantage of offering free town centre car parking, so shopping is never a chore.

Dereham Leisure Centre lies right in the heart of the town, and boasts a magnificent 25m pool, fully equipped gym, friendly café and an indoor bowling hall. For movie-goers, there's a comfy, three-screen cinema right in the market square showing all the latest films, and a choice of welcoming pubs and restaurants to satisfy all tastes.

Over a dozen educational institutions are close by, from pre-school through to sixth form college, so students of every age are very well-catered for locally.

Food wise, there's plenty of choice from well-known supermarkets for the main shop and the popular farmers' market in the Market Square on Tuesday and Friday, offering good-quality, locally sourced fruit and vegetables, as well as fresh fish.

On the high street, you'll find all the big retail brands you'd expect, plus health and beauty shops, book and shoe shops, plus cosy cafés to meet friends or to just chill out with a coffee. If you're looking for a grander retail experience, Norwich, one of the top shopping destinations in the UK, is just 16 miles away. Here, you can take your pick from independent boutiques to well-known department stores and shopping malls along with a range of dining options.

Dereham really does lie right at the heart of Norfolk, the perfect gateway to all that this rural county has to offer. The magnificent Thetford Forest Park is around 32 miles away - a wonderful place for families to enjoy leafy walks, bike trails, or simply immerse themselves in the local flora and fauna.

The quaint market town of Wymondham is 20 miles away, offering a thriving arts scene, Heritage Museum and fascinating tours of the ancient, former Benedictine priory, Wymondham Abbey. The world-famous Broads National Park is around 35 miles away, offering a wealth of attractions and aquatic activities for all ages.

Get connected

Mill View benefits from good transport links, with the nearby A47 providing easy access by road to Norwich and Great Yarmouth to the east and King's Lynn, Peterborough and Leicester to the west (it's a 16 mile drive to the centre of Norwich and around 28 miles to King's Lynn). Cambridge is easily reached via the A11, from here you can join the M11, which takes you directly to London. There's also a regular bus service to Norwich, which runs every 15 minutes.