Old Station House is a five bedroom period family house of red brick construction under a tiled roof, set over two storeys.

The property is light and airy and comprises well-proportioned family-sized accommodation with generous reception rooms. Of particular note is the kitchen and breakfast room which leads out to the conservatory, which has splendid views over the rear private gardens. The first floor hosts four bedrooms, including the principal bedroom which is spacious and light and also benefits from views over the gardens.

Outside

The property is accessed via a private driveway with off street parking for several vehicles, with associated garaging. To the rear and side of the house are the gardens which are mainly laid to lawn with shrub and hedge borders.

Situation

Barney is a quiet and secluded north Norfolk village which is well positioned for accessing the north Norfolk coast. Fakenham, 6 miles to the west offers excellent local amenities including a Morrisons and Tesco supermarket and has superb schooling at Fakenham High School. Holt, 7 miles to the north east is a historic Georgian market town which also offers excellent local amenities, boutique shops, restaurant and pubs and is renowned for Gresham’s pre, prep and senior schools.

Norwich, the regional capital is located 25 miles to the south east, also offers excellent schooling with Town Close Prep School, Norwich School and Norwich High School for girls. Norwich railway service has regular links to London and Norwich International offers international travel.

Directions

From Norwich head north on the B1149 (Holt Road) and take the first exit at the Saxthorpe roundabout and then the second left hand turn onto the Briston Road. Continue through Melton Constable and then take the left hand turn onto The Street (just before reaching the A148), signposted Barney. Continue along The Street for about 800 metres and the Old Station House can be found on the right hand side.