The Old Rectory is a charming and substantial family home of red brick construction under a slate roof, set over three storeys. The property has a wealth of period features and requires significant modernisation and updating. Of particular note is the impressive drawing room which leads out into the private rear gardens. The property has retained many of its period features including ornate cornicing, original flooring, exposed brickwork and beams, original fireplaces and sash windows.

This property has 4.48 acres of land.

Outside

The property is accessed via a private driveway with off street parking for several vehicles and includes an unconverted coach house with symmetrical garages either side and storerooms to the rear. The current owners also converted some outbuildings into a one-bedroom self contained annexe which offers excellent ancillary accommodation or income potential. The house has extensive private gardens with many established specimen trees. There’s a large main lawn with many original rose beds, flower and shrub borders with a further lawned area the far side of the lake.

There’s an established walled orchard with a variety of fruit trees and soft fruit canes. A well fenced secure paddock sits to the South of the property with a separate access.

Situation

The Old Rectory is in the centre of the village opposite the green in Pulham Market which is a delightful south Norfolk village which offers good local amenities. Diss located 9 miles to the south west offers excellent amenities and transport links, including a mainline train station with regular routes to London Liverpool Street). Norwich the regional centre is located 16 miles to the north and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling.

Directions

From Norwich head south on the A140, continuing through Long Stratton and upon reaching the Tivetshall roundabout, take the first exit and continue until you are on the Green in Pulham Market. The entrance to the Old Rectory can be found opposite the Green and adjacent to the Church.