Un Paradis pour les Amateurs d'Équitation et d'Horticulture dans le Nord du Norfolk.

Offered as a whole, or in two separate Lots.

Severals Grange is a detached two storey Grade II Listed early Victorian house built by a local farmer, William Skinner Phillipo in 1854 with a southern aspect.

This small country house has two reception rooms, a farmhouse style kitchen and useful utility room. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a bathroom whilst outside is a
separate free-standing Conservatory.

The Grange is ideal for gardening enthusiasts with 1.85 acres of gardens that have been created by the current owners and opened to the public as part of The National Garden Scheme; not just for charity but also for
the physical and mental health benefits that gardens can provide.

“The gardens are a prime example of how colour, shape and form can be created by the use of foliage plants, from large shrubs to small alpines. Movement and lightness are achieved by interspersing these plants with a wide range of ornamental grasses, which are at their best in late summer. Splashes of additional colour are provided by a variety
of herbaceous plants”.

In the centre is a pergola providing a focal point of the gardens. The summer house is excluded from the sale. Located off the B1110, it is ideal for those interested in setting up a nursery or plant centre.

Beyond the gardens that are protected by shelter belts, is a fenced paddock of about 1.25 acres and with a separate access. To the west of the Grange, is “The Small Barn”, which is a two-bedroom cottage with its private garden that offers further accommodation or an opportunity for generating an income from holiday lets.

Adjacent to that is a large Grade II Listed Barn for storage with a courtyard garden