A Most Attractive Old Rectory With Coach House In 3.2 Acres Of Gardens And Woodland In South Norfolk

The Old Rectory is a double-fronted Grade II listed house with fine red-brick elevations under black glazed pantile roof and a wealth of period features, including original sash windows, exposed timber beams, feature fireplaces and an attractive staircase. It offers an array of charming and elegant accommodation across three light-filled floors, as well as a detached former coach house offering versatile additional space across two-storeys. The property sits in a picturesque rural plot totalling around 3.2 acres with church and countryside views.

The welcoming reception hall with its checkerboard tiled floor and ornate 18th century turned staircase opens to the front-facing sitting room and adjacent dual-aspect drawing room, both with fine feature fireplaces and commanding views of the grounds. The drawing room flows naturally into a formal dining room with wood flooring and large Inglenook with log-burning stove, alongside which is a stunning kitchen breakfast room with Norfolk pamment tile floor, handmade shaker style cabinetry under marble work surfaces, double butler sink, cream AGA range and 5-burner gas hob. There is ample space for informal dining with a window seat beside dual arched frames and a picture window with view of the church. Further is a useful utility with laundry and store.

The generous first floor landing leads to an impressive principal suite, comprising a fully fitted dressing room and a large en suite shower room. Two further bedrooms and a study, also enjoying an array of fine traditional features and tranquil aspects, also occupy the floor, one with an en suite shower and w/c. On the second floor are four additional well-proportioned and bright bedrooms with elevated views, served by a large family bathroom with a freestanding bath.