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Set back from the road in the charming Norfolk village of Ditchingham, this semi-detached bungalow offers a relaxed, welcoming lifestyle from the moment you step inside. Light-filled rooms, French doors opening onto a private south-facing garden, and a modern kitchen make it easy to enjoy both quiet mornings and relaxed entertaining with friends and family. With two comfortable bedrooms, a brand-new shower room, energy-efficient features, and a versatile outbuilding perfect for a home office or studio, the home adapts effortlessly to your needs. Outside, the lawn, patio, and nearby country walks invite you to embrace the best of village living in a home that’s ready to move into and make your own.
Location
Loddon Road is situated in the village of Ditchingham, in south Norfolk, just over a mile north of the Suffolk market town of Bungay, making it convenient for everyday shopping, dining, and services. Within Ditchingham itself, residents have access to a village shop with post office services, a village hall, and Ditchingham Church of England Primary Academy, the main local school. Secondary education is typically accessed in nearby Bungay, which hosts Bungay High School.
The area is well connected for a rural setting. Local bus services link Ditchingham to Bungay, Beccles, and Diss, providing connections to regional train stations and Norwich for wider travel. While there is no station in the village, Beccles station is within a 15–20 minute drive. The surrounding roads offer straightforward routes to the A143, facilitating car travel to Norwich, Lowestoft, and other nearby towns.
Loddon Road enjoys a scenic countryside setting. The Waveney Valley surrounds the village, with public footpaths and riverside walks providing opportunities for walking, running, or cycling through woodland, meadows, and along the River Waveney. Circular walks around Outney Common and Broome Heath are particularly popular, and longer routes connect to the Angles Way, a waymarked trail stretching across the Norfolk–Suffolk border.
Loddon Road
Set back from the road in the Norfolk village of Ditchingham, this semi-detached bungalow offers a sense of calm and privacy while remaining close to local amenities and scenic countryside. Recently refreshed to a contemporary standard, the property is ready for you to move straight in and make your own. Its practical layout and flexible spaces make it an ideal choice for first-time buyers, small families, or those seeking to downsize, with the added benefit of energy-efficient solar panels and under-floor heating.
A welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the home, leading into a bright and airy sitting room. Carefully styled by the current owners, the room features French doors that open directly onto the garden, allowing natural light to fill the space and creating an inviting backdrop for both quiet evenings and casual entertaining.
The kitchen/dining room is equipped with quality cabinetry, an integrated oven and fridge/freezer, and its own set of French doors, seamlessly connecting indoor dining with the outdoor garden.
The bungalow offers two bedrooms, each providing comfort and privacy, alongside a brand-new shower room that features a contemporary three-piece suite, including a large walk-in shower.
Adding to the appeal is a 19ft outbuilding, offering versatile space that could serve as a home office, studio, entertainment bar, or extra accommodation, catering to modern working or leisure needs.
The south-facing garden is designed for both relaxation and enjoyment, with a patio perfect for morning coffee or alfresco dining, a neatly laid lawn, and mature planted beds that add seasonal interest. The front garden is equally well cared for, complemented by a shingled driveway providing off-road parking.
Agents Notes
Freehold
Connected to mains water, electricity and drainage.
Oil central heating.
Solar panels are fully owned by the current vendors.
This property is subject to a covenant prohibiting the keeping of chickens, the placement of household bins at the front of the property, and the parking of vans displaying advertising.
