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Tucked into the heart of the Norfolk countryside, this exquisite Grade II listed home is one to be lived in and loved. Dating back to the 1840s, it sits proudly within just under an acre of beautifully tended grounds in the sought-after village of Ketteringham (stms), offering a sense of space, privacy and quiet connection to its surroundings. Rich in heritage and layered with character, the house has been shaped around real life, where period elegance meets flexibility and comfort. It is a home that effortlessly supports modern family living, leisurely weekends and memorable gatherings, all while retaining the warmth, charm and atmosphere that only a property of this calibre can provide.
Location
Hethersett Road lies in the quiet, rural village of Ketteringham, a small Norfolk community surrounded by open farmland and gently rolling countryside. The village is located approximately 3 miles north-east of Wymondham, providing convenient access to its range of shops, cafés, and weekly market, as well as 5 to 6 miles south-west of Norwich, making the city’s cultural and retail amenities readily accessible.
While Ketteringham itself is primarily residential, residents benefit from the tranquillity of country living with scenic walks and green spaces on the doorstep. Families are well served by nearby schools, including Hethersett Primary School, Hethersett Woodside Primary & Nursery, and Hethersett Academy, with further options in Wymondham.
Transport connections are practical: Wymondham railway station offers regular services to Norwich, while local bus routes link surrounding villages and the city. Road access is straightforward via the A11, connecting Ketteringham efficiently to Norwich and the surrounding region. Living on Hethersett Road offers a balance between a peaceful rural setting and the convenience of nearby towns, making it ideal for those seeking a lifestyle that combines countryside calm with access to everyday amenities.
Norwich Lodge, Hethersett Road
A charming storm porch provides a gracious introduction, opening into a welcoming sitting room where a front-facing bay window bathes the space in natural light, creating an inviting setting for both quiet evenings and sociable gatherings.
The kitchen blends fitted and freestanding cabinetry with ease, featuring an oven and a designated space for a dishwasher, and flows naturally into a snug or dining area that adapts effortlessly to everyday living or more formal occasions.
Further reception spaces extend the sense of light and connection to the outdoors. A garden room and conservatory offer panoramic views across the grounds, enhancing the home’s relaxed, lifestyle-led feel. The garden room also presents the flexibility to become a utility or boot room, should practical needs call for it.
A generously proportioned sitting room provides an additional space for entertaining with a woodburner which sits at its heart, offering views of the front and rear garden. A versatile playroom offers the potential for a home office or even an extra bedroom.
Two staircases lead to the first floor, adding to the home’s individual character. One staircase rises to the principal bedroom, a private retreat complete with its own en-suite, while the second staircase serves two further bedrooms, each offering comfort and seclusion. A family bathroom is finished with a three-piece suite, including a corner bath, wash basin and toilet.
Outside, the wrap-around grounds are a true highlight. A paved terrace creates a natural space for outdoor seating, overlooking sweeping lawns bordered by established planting. Deer and pheasants are regular visitors plus an abundance of garden birds. A beautiful blossom tree provides a focal point within the front garden. Practical additions include storage sheds and a greenhouse, and a 30 foot mobile home with kitchen, shower room, bedroom and lounge with its own patio, with the potential for rental or extra private guest accommodation. A woodland backdrop frames the garden beautifully, providing a sense of privacy and calm.
Twin driveways, one with gated access, offer generous off-road parking for both residents and visitors, completing this exceptional Norfolk home where heritage, lifestyle and setting come together with effortless grace.
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