Noel Close, Hopton, Great Yarmouth
Sold Subject to Contract
1 bed | 1 bath | 1 reception | £160,000 Having knowledge of the purchase price allows you to calculate the overall expense incurred in acquiring the property. Read our glossary page
- Type: 1970s terraced bungalow
- Beds: One bedroom
- Reception: Living/dining room, and kitchen
- Garden: South facing rear gardens
- Love: Secluded village setting close to schools and village shop
- Status: Chain free sale
This delightful 1970s bungalow is perfect for those seeking a light-filled and easy-to-maintain home with a touch of classic character. Its convenient location, private garden oasis, and ample storage solutions make it an ideal choice for individuals or couples seeking a relaxed and comfortable lifestyle.
The Tour:
This charming 1970s mid-terrace bungalow offers a delightful blend of modern convenience and classic style. Step inside the light-filled entrance porch, complete with built-in storage for coats and shoes, and be greeted by a sense of uncluttered ease.
The generous reception room, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining, offers ample space for dining and lounging areas. Large windows bathe the room in natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere.
A door to the rear leads to a tranquil south-facing bedroom, featuring a large window overlooking the private gardens - your own slice of serenity. The adjacent kitchen boasts fitted cabinetry with designated spaces for essential appliances, keeping the space organized and functional. A dedicated cupboard houses the hot water cylinder, while the wall-mounted gas central heating boiler ensures easy maintenance.
A delightful surprise awaits at the rear: a sun-drenched conservatory addition provides a charming vestibule and access point to the private garden. Step outside and discover a haven of tranquility. The mainly lawned gardens offer ample green space, perfect for summer barbecues or quiet afternoons spent soaking up the sun. A large patio area provides the ideal spot for al fresco dining, while a storage shed keeps gardening essentials neatly tucked away. Beyond the garden, a designated parking area comfortably accommodates two cars parked in tandem.
This delightful 1970s bungalow is perfect for those seeking a light-filled and easy-to-maintain home with a touch of classic character. Its convenient location, private garden oasis, and ample storage solutions make it an ideal choice for individuals or couples seeking a relaxed and comfortable lifestyle.
Points to note:
Tenure: Freehold
Heating: Gas Central Heating & HWC
Average Heating & Lighting Costs: £36 pcm
Council Tax: Band A (£1,406.10)
Energy Performance: C 71
The Area:
Hopton-on-Sea, a charming village nestled on the Norfolk coast, beckons those seeking a relaxed lifestyle intertwined with stunning natural beauty. Just six miles south of the bustling seaside town of Great Yarmouth, Hopton offers a perfect escape, its peaceful atmosphere a welcome contrast to the vibrant energy of its neighbor. Yet, its convenient location near the A149 ensures easy access to the wider region, allowing you to explore the best of what Norfolk has to offer.
The village itself offers a convenient store and post office for everyday needs, with a wider variety of shops and supermarkets in neighbouring towns, Gorleston & Lowestoft, both just a short drive away.
Beyond its practicalities, Hopton offers an abundance of charm. The village's jewel is its beautiful sandy beach, a haven for swimming, sunbathing, and building sandcastles. Explore the ruins of the historic St. Margaret's Church, a captivating reminder of the village's rich past. Or, take a stroll through the Millennium Garden or the nearby Fritton Decoy, allowing yourself to be enveloped by the tranquility of nature.
During January, Hopton becomes the center of the indoor bowling world, hosting the prestigious World Indoor Bowls Championships. If you're looking for family fun, Great Yarmouth awaits with its exciting array of amusement arcades, the Pleasure Beach, and the Sea Life Centre, promising an unforgettable day for all ages.
Hopton-on-Sea is more than just a place to live; it's a place to belong. The village fosters a welcoming and close-knit community, where you can connect with like-minded individuals and experience the true essence of coastal living. Whether you seek a peaceful retreat or a charming base for exploring the beauty of Norfolk, Hopton-on-Sea offers an idyllic haven waiting to be discovered.
Please bear in mind that all areas, measurements, and distances provided in these particulars are approximations. The text, photographs, and floor plans serve as general guidance only.
Larkes has not conducted tests on any services, appliances, or specific fittings - prospective purchasers are advised to inspect the property themselves. All fixtures, fittings, and furniture not expressly itemised within these particulars are deemed removable by the vendor.
Council Tax A fee submitted to your local authority to cover expenses related to local amenities such as schools, libraries, and waste management. The payment amount is determined based on the property's value. Read our glossary page
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