This historic Grade II Listed farmhouse, dating back to the 17th century and featuring later additions, presents a unique opportunity for those interested in rural living combined with investment potential. Set within an expansive 6.37 acres of land, the property boasts numerous outbuildings that could be transformed for various uses, pending relevant planning permissions. The farmhouse exudes character through its period features, including impressive fireplaces and exposed timbers. Currently configured with a one-bedroom annexe that could be reimagined into additional living space, it also offers two spacious reception rooms and a double aspect kitchen equipped with ample farmhouse-style units. The first floor includes a generous bedroom suite with an en-suite shower room, alongside another double bedroom and family bathroom. The layout is completed by two further bedrooms on the second floor accessible via their own staircase.
Surrounding the property are extensive outbuildings such as barns and stables, along with former Nissan huts—ideal for various renovation projects or even agricultural use. The surrounding grounds include established gardens, a productive vegetable plot awaiting revitalization, paddocks, and woodland—a perfect canvas for those looking to embrace self-sufficiency or natural beauty in the countryside. Although it is positioned in a tranquil setting in the South Norfolk village of Hardwick, it benefits from proximity to Harleston's amenities and Norwich's extensive services.
In terms of utilities, the property is equipped with oil-fired central heating complemented by woodburning stoves while utilizing mains water and electric services along with private drainage via a septic tank.
