This Grade II listed home, believed to have origins dating back to 1620 with subsequent additions, presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment within its generous 5.5-acre grounds. The property offers substantial living space, spanning over 5,634 square feet, and retains many charming character features, such as exposed beams and period fireplaces.
On the ground floor, you’ll find an inviting entrance hall that opens to a spacious country kitchen equipped with bespoke cabinetry, granite worktops, and an island unit. The formal dining room benefits from a triple aspect providing ample natural light, creating an ideal setting for family gatherings. A split drawing room further enhances the living space by offering both cosiness and roominess. Adjacent to the main house is a modern extension accessed via a conservatory; this area includes a remarkable 34-foot sitting room and a study perfect for those needing a dedicated workspace.
An annexe added in previous years enhances the property's versatility; it features one bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a separate kitchen, shower room, and an upper-level sitting room. This space could serve as excellent guest accommodation or be adapted for multi-generational living.
The first floor accommodates three bedrooms, including a principal suite with an en suite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms share a four-piece family bathroom. The second floor hosts three more bedrooms along with an attic room that provides useful storage options.
Externally, the property is approached through secure electronic gates leading to extensive parking facilities and a detached barn that lends itself well to various uses—whether as a workshop or possibly repurposed depending on planning permissions. Additional outbuildings offer flexible opportunities for use as office space or even transformation into holiday rentals due to their existing kitchenette facilities.
Located in Pulham Market, close-knit community amenities include local pubs, shops/post office services, churches, and access to primary education within the village itself. Secondary schooling options are available in nearby towns like Harleston and Long Stratton while Norwich—a vibrant city with direct rail connections to London—is just approximately 15 miles away.
With expansive grounds and ample potential for development or personal customization, this property invites both families looking for spacious living and investors seeking promising opportunities in a desirable rural location.
