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Guide price £230,000-£240,000 Start your day in this bright and welcoming semi-detached home in the Norfolk village of Dickleburgh, just a short drive from the market town of Diss. Chain-free and full of natural light, the property combines village charm with modern efficiency. Equipped with a contemporary air source heat pump system, the home offers a sustainable and cost-effective solution for both heating and hot water, ensuring year-round comfort with reduced energy overheads.
Location
Millers Drive is located in the Norfolk village of Dickleburgh, a peaceful rural community in South Norfolk, approximately 3 miles north of Diss. The village is well-served with local amenities, including a village shop with post office, a pub, and a few small independent businesses, all within walking distance. For families, the Dickleburgh Church of England Primary Academy is nearby, while older children typically attend Diss High School or other secondary schools in Diss.
Transport links are convenient for a village setting: bus services connect Dickleburgh to Diss and surrounding towns, and Diss railway station, just a short drive away, provides regular trains to Norwich and London, making the area accessible without compromising its quiet, rural character. The location supports a lifestyle that combines village community and open green spaces with easy access to the shopping, leisure, and professional amenities of a larger market town.
Millers Drive
Step through the welcoming entrance hall, bright and airy, leading to a convenient ground-floor WC. The living room, filled with natural light, features internal double doors that open seamlessly into the dining area, a space kept consistently warm and inviting by the home’s efficient central heating system. A light-filled conservatory extends the reception space, creating a tranquil spot to enjoy views of the private rear garden.
The kitchen is thoughtfully arranged with fitted cabinetry, an integrated oven, and under-counter spaces for appliances, combining style with functionality.
Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms provide space and privacy, complemented by a family bathroom with a three-piece suite.
The entire home benefits from the modern heat source unit, providing a future-proofed alternative to traditional heating methods.
Outside, the well-maintained garden offers a laid-to-lawn area and a patio, ideal for outdoor dining or simply unwinding. A paved driveway provides off-road parking, while a garage offers additional storage options.
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Hot water and heating is supplied via an air source heat pump.
