Reymerston, Norfolk

Wood Farm is a charming five to six bedroom period farmhouse of red brick construction under a tiled roof, set over three storeys. The property is light and airy offering flexible well-proportioned family-sized accommodation and offers a private and secluded position. Of particular note is the large sitting room which has stunning views over the front lawned gardens. The current owners have done an exceptional job improving the house and gardens, whilst retaining many period features including the original flooring, fireplaces, internal exposed beams and brickwork.

Some of the renovation works include replacing the windows, upgrading the electrics, upgrading the kitchen, overhauling the roof including a new roof ridge and redecorating most of the property inside and out.

Wood Farm has generous accommodation spread over the first and second floors which all benefit from delightful views over the immediate gardens and surrounding countryside.

The property is accessed via a private driveway offering ample parking on the drive in addition to a double cart lodge. The forge contains many original features whilst offering flexibility for use as a garage. The gardens have been partially redesigned and replanted by the existing owner including a newly laid patio and a superb, well positioned all year-round summer house. The summerhouse is of particular note, it is fully insulated, double glazed with power points and electric heating. The gardens are in part laid to lawn with shrub and hedge borders as well as benefiting from a large vegetable garden and a series of outbuildings.

Wood Farm is situated just outside the small village of Reymerston, which is about 3 miles from the historic small Georgian town of Hingham. Hingham has a good range of local amenities including The White Hart public house, local store, bakery, tearooms, chemist, post office, newsagent, primary school and medical centre. Wymondham provides a wider range of amenities including a Waitrose as well as a station offering regular train services to Cambridge and Norwich. Norwich has a full range of amenities including regular train services to London Liverpool Street and an international airport. The A11 is about 8 miles away and provides uninterrupted dual carriageway to London, the Midlands and beyond. Wood Farm is also well located for access to the University, Norfolk and Norwich Hospital and retail parks on the southwest side of Norwich.