Old Hall Farmhouse is a most attractive detached Victorian farmhouse set at the end of a long lime tree lined drive overlooking grounds of 11.5 acres in mid-Norfolk. Built of red brick elevations under a slate roof, the property is not listed and enjoys an extremely private and peaceful setting. Entering via a portico entrance, both the drawing room and dining room flank the entrance hall at the front of the house with south facing views, high ceilings, original shutters and fireplaces. At the heart of the house is a spacious open plan kitchen family room with sitting room at one end leading into a study and kitchen at the other with oil-fired Aga and space for a large kitchen table. At the back of the house is a rear hall, pantry, boot room utility, and guest wc. The property also has a cellar. Upstairs is an open landing with southerly views leading to the principal bedroom with en suite bath and shower room. There are a further four bedrooms and separate shower room.

This property has 11.5 acres of land.

Outside

Old Hall Farmhouse enjoys extensive gardens and grounds of 11.5 acres, neatly arranged with mature hedgerows into four paddocks to the south with stable block consisting of three loose boxes, tack room and storage rooms. A formal terrace is position on the east of the property overlooking large lawn gardens which continues south to the front of the house with a mix of specimen trees including fruit, broadleaf and coniferous. The property is approached from the south over a long 300m lime tree lined drive which leads to the front of the house with gravel parking area. The drive also continues to the rear of the house for further parking and access to a large detached single garage and a larger detached purpose built outbuilding with power and plumbing, encompassing storeroom, garage and workshop.

Situation

Old Hall Farmhouse is situated about 5 miles east of Dereham, a traditional market town with excellent amenities, alongside a golf course and education for all ages. The Cathedral City of Norwich, the regional centre is 12 miles away and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling. Norwich has a main railway station providing a regular service to London. On the north side of the city is Norwich International Airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.

Directions

Post code: NR20 3DW what3words: ///plays.alleyway.applauded From Norwich, head west on the A47 and from the dual carriageway, take the North Tuddenham exit. Take a right turn at the T junction onto Fox Lane, over the A47 and turn right at the T junction onto Norwich road, followed by a left turn onto Hall Lane. Follow Hall Lane for 0.6 miles and the driveway to Old Hall Farmhouse is on the right hand side.