Take a 360 Degree Virtual Tour - A Modern Very Well Presented 4 Bedroom Family Home in Attleborough

Take a 360 Degree Virtual Tour - A Modern Very Well Presented 4 Bedroom Family Home in Attleborough

Discover this impressive, superbly presented four-bedroom detached family home, set on a corner plot. Updated and modernised and presented to a high exacting standard of décor throughout, the property offers comfortable living with a conservatory, contemporary kitchen, and a lovely walled garden.

Introduction

A superb four-bedroom detached family home, occupying a desirable corner plot in Attleborough and presented in excellent condition throughout. Thoughtfully modernised, the property features a contemporary refitted kitchen, dual-aspect lounge, conservatory, dining room, utility, four bedrooms including an en suite principal bedroom, and modern bathroom. Outside, there is a landscaped rear garden, garage with electric door and generous off-road parking, making this an ideal ready-to-move-into family home.

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