4 bedroom detached house for sale

Guide Price £350,000 - £375,000. Set in an enviable position directly opposite a tranquil green, this beautifully presented four-bedroom detached home enjoys a delightful balance of charm, individuality, and practicality. Nestled behind a mature hedge and approached via a pathway through a small front garden, the house offers a warm welcome and an immediate sense of space and character.

Designed with a departure from the conventional, the accommodation offers a refreshing blend of subtle architectural quirks and modern comfort. A highlight of the home is the generous sitting room, where double doors open to the rear garden and a cast-iron log burner sits within an inviting fireplace—perfect for cosy evenings.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of cream fronted units and contrasting worktops, with space for a range-style cooker and integrated appliances, leading conveniently to a separate utility area. Entertaining is a pleasure here, with a stylish dining room complete with engineered wood flooring and French doors opening to the landscaped rear garden. A ground floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on this level.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes and a private en-suite, while the remaining three bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. The rear garden is a particular feature of the property-thoughtfully arranged with a spacious patio, deep planted borders and a central lawn—ideal for summer gatherings or peaceful moments outdoors. The property also benefits from a driveway and garage, offering both convenience and security.

Set on the Suffolk-Norfolk border, Earsham is a charming village lying just west of the historic market town of Bungay, in the scenic Waveney Valley. Surrounded by gently rolling countryside and close to the River Waveney, the area offers a perfect blend of rural tranquillity and everyday convenience.

Earsham itself retains a peaceful, village atmosphere, with a pretty church, traditional architecture, and a strong sense of community. It’s well known locally for its local pub and the Earsham Wetland Centre with its access to riverside walks and birdwatching. The village is ideally placed for those seeking a quieter setting while remaining within easy reach of a wider range of amenities in nearby towns.

Just a mile or so to the east, Bungay offers an excellent selection of independent shops, pubs, cafés and services. With its historic centre, thriving arts and culture scene, and popular weekly market, Bungay has become a sought-after destination for those relocating from London or looking to enjoy a slower pace of life without compromising on lifestyle.

There are good schooling options locally, including Bungay High School, and the area is well connected for travel further afield, with Norwich approximately 30 minutes away by car, and Beccles and Halesworth providing rail links to London Liverpool Street via Ipswich.