Quebec Road, Dereham, Norfolk, NR19

Situated on the outskirts of the popular and bustling market town of Dereham is this exceptional and characterful semi-detached cottage. Built in the 1830’s, the property was once a single dwelling used to home workers of Quebec Hall. The property has since been converted into two semi-detached cottages located in a picturesque setting with surrounding countryside. In addition, the property comes with a self-contained one-bedroom annexe which was once an old bake house and still contains the original break oven. The annexe accommodation offers a double bedroom, a shower room, an 18ft lounge/kitchen with a pamment tiled floor and a wood burner and a garden room. This superb space lends itself to being used as guest accommodation, a perfect place to work from home or the option of a lucrative holiday let or air BnB opportunity. The cottage itself was specifically designed with its name in mind with specially sourced bricks and tiles to give it the look of a gingerbread house, an incredibly unique idea for its time and something to be admired. The main accommodation consists of a 16ft kitchen/diner with a re-fitted kitchen, a shower room and a sitting room with wood burner to the ground floor. Upstairs you will find two double bedrooms including the 16ft main bedroom and a bathroom off landing. The property also benefits from being partly double glazed with oil fired central heating. Outside, the property sits on a substantial plot with off road parking, quaint and fully established cottage style gardens, a substantial wooden shed/workshop with power and light. The property is also adjacent to open fields with countryside walks quite literally on your doorstep. AGENTS NOTES Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band - A for both property and the annexe Local Authority - Breckland We have been advised that the property is connected to mains water, electricity and has oil fired central heating The property has a septic tank The property is located in a conservation area The property is listed as a place of local historical interest but not grade II listed, some restrictions to the exteria will apply