Black Carr House is a charming five bedroom family residence of brick and clay construction under a tile roof set over three storeys. The house is light and airy and offers well-proportioned family-sized accommodation and enjoys stunning views over the surrounding countryside. The current owners have retained many period features including exposed brickwork, timber beams and original fireplaces, whilst extending and modernising the house with a garden room and generous snug / living room which leads out to a rear patio seating area. Of particular note is the garden room which enjoys views over the private landscaped gardens and further afield.

On the first floor there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom which include the principal bedroom with ensuite shower room and to the floor above there is the fifth bedroom which could also be used as a study or craft room.

This property has 0.84 acres of land.

Outside

The property is accessed via a private driveway with parking for several vehicles with associated barn offering garaging and useful storage space and a generous cowshed which again provides extra storage room. To the rear of the house is a generous garden with greenhouse and patio seating areas which offer excellent entertaining space.

Situation

Black Carr House occupies a delightful position in open countryside with splendid views over the surrounding farmland. Black Carr House is within walking distance of the well renowned pub The Boers with nearby bus stop. Wymondham can be found 4 miles to the north-east providing a wide range of amenities and excellent schooling with Wymondham College (1 mile) being rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted and one of the few UK State Schools offering boarding facilities as well holding the ‘World class’ accolade for a UK State School and Wymondham High School. Attleborough is about 3.5 miles to the west of Besthorpe which provides a comprehensive range of facilities.

The market town of Diss is 14 miles to the south and provides a regular rail service to London Liverpool Street station and the City of Norwich, the regional centre is 12 miles to the east and offers a comprehensive range of commercial, entertainment and cultural amenities and excellent schooling together with a main line railway station providing regular services to London and Cambridge. On the north side of the city is Norwich International Airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.

Directions

Leave Norwich heading south-west on the A11 and take the left hand slip road signposted ‘Wymondham, Morley, Besthorpe, Spponer Row’. At the T-Junction turn left and continue over the train crossing and at the next junction turn right passing The Boers Pub and take the left hand turn signposted ‘Black Carr’. Upon reaching the triangle of grass on the right hand side turn right where the entrance to Black Carr House can be found.

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