This three-bedroom old coach house is great for families and professionals alike, with a detached studio/workshop. Located in peaceful countryside close to Norwich city centre, NNUHS & UEA. Available unfurnished, Available from 5th December 2026.
Upon entering the property through the front door, prospective applicants are welcomed into the sitting room. This room is abundant with character and is generously sized to accommodate all desired furnishings and possessions, having been well thought out in the renovations. The room is versatile and spacious, complete with a cloak cupboard by the front door perfect for those colder months.
Leading from the living room, via timber and glass doors, prospective applicants will find the kitchen/diner; this sun lit room is bursting with character and offers everything desired in the heart of the home; complete with a range of base and wall units, a ceramic sink with drainer and electric oven and hob. There is space for white goods and a standing fridge/freezer. The kitchen/diner has ample space for a large dining table and kitchen furnishings. The kitchen offers access to the ground floor shower room and utility area, complete with a walk-in shower. This room is a fantastic addition to the old coach house.
Leading from the kitchen, the staircase to the first floor has a timber door, offering a partition to the bedrooms. The principal bedroom is fantastically sized with a partly vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, it wholly encapsulates the character and charm of the property, complete with built-in storage space. Leading across from the principal bedroom is the family bathroom, with a contemporary three-piece suite which includes a shower over the bath and boasts views over the garden. The second bedroom is a great sized double room, with ample space for furnishings and possessions. The third bedroom is brilliantly sized to include a single bed and desk space; this room is versatile and ideal as a home office/ guest room.
To the exterior, the property has off road parking for multiple vehicles and side access to the rear garden areas. Accessed from the kitchen, prospective tenants will find an enclosed courtyard area, with undercover area which is great for entertaining and for storage. Stone steps lead to the impressive rear garden which includes a detached studio/workshop space. The rear garden is a wildlife sanctuary, complete with a pond and 're-wilded ' areas. Spread across multiple levels, the garden backs onto private woodland, is flooded with sunlight and offers views over the tranquil surrounding countryside. There are wonderful local countryside walks around Marston Marsh and Eaton Common.
KESWICK
Keswick is a small, attractive village just south of Norwich, offering a peaceful rural setting with easy access to the city. Surrounded by Norfolk countryside, it appeals to those looking for village life, open spaces and convenient connections to local amenities.
The village has a quiet, semi-rural atmosphere, with a mix of traditional homes and modern properties. Its location makes it particularly appealing to families, professionals and anyone seeking a countryside lifestyle without being too far removed from Norwich.
While Keswick itself has a village feel rather than a busy commercial centre, nearby Norwich provides a wide range of supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities. The surrounding villages also offer opportunities to enjoy local pubs and countryside walks.
One of Keswick’s main advantages is its proximity to Norwich. The city centre, railway station and wider road network are within convenient reach by car, making the village a practical choice for commuters and those travelling for work or leisure.
The surrounding countryside provides a lovely setting for walking and enjoying the outdoors. Local highlights include All Saints Church, known for its distinctive round tower, and the historic Keswick Hall. Nearby Whitlingham Country Park offers waterside walks, wildlife and open views.
Overall, Keswick is ideal for those seeking a quieter pace of life close to Norwich. Its rural character, historic surroundings and convenient road links are key attractions, while the wider amenities of the city remain within easy reach.
AGENT’S NOTES
Available 5th December 2026.
Gas Central Heating.
Woodburner (Capped off).
Pets considered.
COUNCIL TAX
Band B
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
D. The reference number or full certificate can be obtained from Sowerbys upon request.
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LOCATION
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