A personality-packed period home less than a mile from Diss town centre, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, versatile living space and a generous enclosed garden. Better still, the sellers have already found their onward purchase and are highly motivated to move.

Some homes simply have more personality than others and this is certainly one of them.

Behind its handsome period façade is a home that combines original character with bold, individual interiors and a layout that works brilliantly for modern life. Warm timber floors, stripped wooden doors and exposed brick sit comfortably alongside statement colours, contemporary bathrooms and thoughtfully chosen finishes, creating a house that feels welcoming from the moment you step inside.

The ground floor provides two separate reception spaces, giving you the luxury of keeping everyday living and dining apart. The living room is a cosy retreat, while the dining room provides a natural setting for long dinners, Sunday lunches and evenings with friends.

Beyond is the kitchen, fitted with traditional-style cabinetry, timber worktops and a Belfast sink. It leads through to a particularly useful utility room, a real bonus in a home of this size, with exposed brickwork, additional storage and laundry space. A stylish ground-floor shower room completes the accommodation on this level.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, offering plenty of flexibility for couples, young families and those working from home. The principal bedroom is a comfortable double, as is the second, while the remaining bedroom rooms could work equally well as a children's room, guest accommodation, a nursery or dedicated home office.

There is also a separate family bathroom with a bath.

And then there's the garden.

For a home this close to Diss, the outside space is a genuine highlight. The enclosed rear garden offers a substantial lawn alongside paved areas for outdoor furniture and entertaining. Mature planting and established trees provide greenery and character, while there's plenty of room for summer barbecues, children's play, pets or simply sitting outside with a coffee.

To the front, the property also benefits from off-road parking another valuable practical advantage.

The location brings the whole package together. Situated less than a mile from Diss town centre, the house is well placed for enjoying the town's shops, cafés, amenities and everyday conveniences without sacrificing the space and garden that make this feel like a proper home.

This is a property for buyers who want something with character rather than something cookie-cutter: period charm, flexible rooms, two bathrooms, useful ancillary space and a garden that gives you room to actually enjoy being at home.

And for buyers in a position to proceed, there is an added reason to take a closer look: the sellers have found their onward purchase and are highly motivated to sell.