Full Description
Lounge/dining/kitchen 12.09m x 3.91m (39'8 x 12'10)
Downstairs WC 1.83m x 1.19m (6'0 x 3'11)
Bedroom 4.29m x 3.91m (14'1 x 12'10)
En suite 2.01m x 1.60m (6'7 x 5'3)
Bedroom 3.91m x 3.51m (12'10 x 11'6)
En suite 2.01m x 1.80m (6'7 x 5'11)
Bureside Quay is a bespoke development of eight high specification new homes, currently taking shape on the water's edge in Hoveton, the beating heart of the Norfolk Broads. Plot 3 is an end terrace across two floors, and it's the kind of home that makes the most of its riverside setting from the moment you step inside.
You're welcomed into a stunning two-tone kitchen, where a Belfast sink and Quartz worktop with breakfast bar set the tone, backed by a full run of Neff appliances, electric oven/grill, microwave oven/grill, wine fridge, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washing machine. A downstairs WC sits just off this space. The room flows through to a generous living/dining area at the far end, with plenty of room for both relaxing and entertaining, and French doors that open onto the deck and the River Bure beyond, perfect for a slower pace of life on the water.
Upstairs, a light-filled landing with high ceilings and a roof window leads to both bedrooms. Bedroom one is a good-sized double with its own Juliet balcony overlooking the water, plus an en suite finished with a shower, washbasin with built-in storage and mirrored cabinet above, WC and heated towel radiator. Bedroom two is another comfortable double, also with its own en suite, ideal for guests or a growing household without anyone stepping on toes.
Outside, there's off-street parking for two cars, and that same deck off the living area is made for morning coffee or an evening glass of wine looking out over the Bure. A few steps down bring you to a shared patio and gravelled area, and the property also comes with its own 10m mooring, for anyone who'd rather arrive by water than by road.
It's a short walk into the centre of Hoveton, where you'll find brilliant local shops including Roys Department Store and Roys Food Hall, plus a great choice of restaurants, the Kings Head pub, Hotel Wroxham and Water's Edge. Wroxham and Hoveton make a fantastic base for Broads life, with Norwich close by for a day in the city, and its airport too. while Cromer and popular spots like Holt, Sheringham and Felbrigg Hall are all within easy driving distance. Hoveton & Wroxham station, on the Greater Anglia network, is also right on the doorstep, with direct trains running to Cromer, Sheringham and Norwich.





















