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Property type: 4-bedroom
House, Detached for sale
Number of bedrooms: 4
2 available. The clever interior layout of the 4 bedroom detached Aintree creates spacious living areas to suite every lifestyle. As you approach the Aintree the bay window with its covered entrance porch over the front door lends a distinctive air. Inside, the double aspect lounge has views of the front and rear gardens, allowing the light to flood in. On the first floor, bedrooms 1 and 2 have en suite facilities and bedrooms 3 and 4 have built in wardrobes with double doors. The Aintree features a kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, utility and a detached double garage. * Entrance Hall * Living Room * Dining Room * Kitchen/Breakfast Room * Utility * Cloakroom * Master Bedroom with En Suite Bathroom * 2nd Bedroom with En Suite Shower * 2 Further Bedrooms with Fitted Wardrobes * Family Bathroom * Detached Double Garage & Gardens * (GY7678) *
Location:
Martham with a population of over 3000, is an historical and traditional British village retaining its Norfolk charm, it is located 9 miles north of Great Yarmouth, 15 miles from Norwich, 3 miles from the North Sea and borders the Norfolk Broads National Park.
Today Martham is a vibrant expanding Broadland village close to the historic Cathedral City of Norwich, the Norfolk Coast and The Broads. Millers Rest provides an opportunity to experience village life in a non-estate location.
The centre of Martham has a post office, a couple of pubs, a supermarket, doctor's surgery, a pharmacy and a variety of other shops. Overall, the village has, amongst other things, more than 30 businesses, two schools, a public library, a large playing field with a new all purpose young peoples playground, skate park and multi games arena.
Martham has always been a large village, The Saxons settled here about AD600 and gave the village its name, "the ham of the martens", the home of the polecats. These cream-coloured ferret-like animals were found wild in Broadland marshes until about a century ago. About AD800 Danish colonists settled densely in the Fleggs, giving their names to many villages which end in "by" (Hemsby, Filby, Ormesby etc. Martham, it would appear was large enough to absorb these newcomers and retain its Saxon name.
At the time of the Norman conquest in AD1066, the manor at Martham belonged to the bishop of Thetford, Herbert de Losinga. When he moved to Norwich, built the cathedral there and founded the priory, he gave his land at Martham to the new monastery. During the middle ages, Martham provided the monks in Norwich with wheat for their bread, barley for their beer and peat dug from the marshes for their fuel.
A fair was always held on the village green on the last Tuesday and Wednesday of July and was probably a general market where traders and peddlers sold goods not usually available in the village.
The population of Martham in 1890 was 1097 inhabitants; today that number has increased to over 3000.
Specifications:
Fully fitted Italian kitchens with built in oven, hob, extractor fan, fridge/freezer and washer/ dryer
White sanitary ware to all wet rooms
All homes are pre-wired for home entertainment, bt/tv communication requirements.
Multi room audio available through upgrade packages
10 year NHBC warranty
Oil central heating
Amtico floor covering to kitchen, utility, downstairs wc, family bathrooms and ensuites
Electronic garage doors with remote control
Easy to maintain upvc double glazed windows
Entrance Hall
Cloakroom
Living Room: 6.55m (21ft 6in) x 3.81m (12ft 6in)
Dining Room:
3.56m (11ft 8in) x 2.84m (9ft 4in)
Excluding bay window.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room: 5.71m (18ft 9in) x 3.56m (11ft 8in)
Utility Room: 3.58m (11ft 9in) x 1.96m (6ft 5in)
First Floor
Landing
Bathroom: 4.09m (13ft 5in) x 1.98m (6ft 6in)
Bedroom 1: 4.75m (15ft 7in) x 3.58m (11ft 9in)
En-Suite Bathroom
Bedroom 2:
3.58m (11ft 9in) x 3.84m (12ft 7in)
(Excluding wardrobes)
En Suite Shower Room
Bedroom 3:
3.84m (12ft 7in) x 2.69m (8ft 10in)
Excluding wardrobes.
Bedroom 4:
2.95m (9ft 8in) x 2.87m (9ft 5in)
Excluding wardrobes.
Outside:
Front and rear gardens.
Garage:
Detached double garage.
Local Authority:
Great Yarmouth Borough Council
Council Tax Band:
To be confirmed.
Services:
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating.
Tenure:
Freehold
Directions:
From the centre of Great Yarmouth proceed North, by-passing Caister on Sea taking the A149 via Scratby and to Hemsby, past the Esso service station turning left and straight through Hemsby to Martham, as you come in to the village of Martham this select development will be found on the left hand side.
Agents Note:
Details produced directly from developers own brochure, a copy of which is available upon request.
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