Horning, Norfolk Broads
- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
5
- SIZE
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Key features
- A most prominent riverside house on the Norfolk Broads National Park
- Spectacular views
- Haven for wildlife
- Available to purchase for only the third time since being built in 1911
- 14 acres of grounds
- 500 meters of river frontage
- Extensive range of outbuildings including boat houses
- Tennis court
- Over 5000 sq/ft of accomodation over four storeys
- Located on the outskirts of the popular Broadland village of Horning
Description
Outside, the property is approached over a York stone driveway with parking for numerous vehicles alongside a large garage barn and a smaller tractor shed with apple store. The York stone paving extends on both sides of the property to the south facing terrace and continues as a path south of the house past a large lawn garden down to the waters edge where there is a boat house with shed and quay heading. A footbridge leads over to an island flanked by two inlets from the River Bure, also with boat house and quay heading down to a summer house on the river’s edge. To the east of the house is further gardens that lead down to a part sunken walled tennis court with stone pillared galleried staircase and further beyond a large right angled machinery barn that houses pumps that once serviced an irrigation and domestic system. A large ornate serpentine brick wall with pitched tiled roof separates gardens to the east and leads up to a moon gate to an attractive open plan barn with walled gardens to the rear and parterre kitchen gardens, orchards and greenhouses to the front. Further grounds comprise a paddock and a field with separate access from the north. The landscaped grounds enjoy a large selection of mature specimen trees including varieties of Oak, Atlantic Cedar, Blue Cedar, Wellingtonia, and Cypress Pine. Naturally, the peaceful and rural environment in which Burefield occupies means that seeing deer, kingfishers or marsh harriers is a part of a normal day.
Burefield is located on elevated ground off a peaceful country road next to St Benedicts Church just east of the village of Horning and on the north bank of the meandering River Bure in the heart of the Norfolk Broads National Park. Horning is a picturesque riverside village with local pubs, eateries, post office, shops and independent businesses including sailing and boating. Wroxham is four miles to the west and is renowned as being the heart of the Norfolk Broads and has a further range of amenities including a good range of shopping and banking facilities. Wroxham also has its own railway station with regular trains to Norwich, with connecting trains onwards to London Liverpool Street and in the other direction via the Bittern line to the North Norfolk Coast. The Cathedral City of Norwich, the regional centre is 11 miles to the south west and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling. On the North side of the City is Norwich international Airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.
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Band: G
Horning, Norfolk Broads
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Hoveton & Wroxham Station3.4 miles
- Salhouse Station4.1 miles
- Acle Station4.9 miles
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