Hall Farm Place, Bawburgh

This impressive four bedroom detached family home is situated within a small and exclusive development, formerly the grounds of Bawburgh Hall. Adding to the area`s historic charm, two stunning follies, The Slipper and The Dovecote, now reside within the grounds of adjacent properties, enhancing the character of this sought after location. The accommodation within this lovely home is both spacious and well designed, featuring an entrance porch leading to a large reception area that seamlessly incorporates the dining room. The lounge, complete with a cosy woodburner, provides a welcoming space for relaxation. The fitted kitchen is complemented by an adjoining utility area, while a study/playroom and a ground floor cloakroom add to the practicality of the home. Upstairs, four generous bedrooms are arranged off the landing, including a principal bedroom with an en-suite, alongside a well appointed family bathroom and a large loft space with pull down ladder. The property benefits from double glazing and oil fired central heating, ensuring comfort throughout the year. A good sized shingle driveway offers ample off road parking and leads to a detached brick built double garage with an adjoining lean to storage area. The wonderful gardens surrounding the home are mainly lawned, featuring a spacious patio ideal for outdoor entertaining, enclosed in part by sections of the original high red brick walling from the old hall. The garden also includes a summerhouse and a small wood store, creating a charming and private outdoor retreat.

Location
Bawburgh village is located within easy reach of the Cathedral City of Norwich with its excellent shopping and transport facilities, with schools and rail connection to London Liverpool Street and Norwich International Airport. Importantly, the property is within easy reach of the Norwich Southern Bypass, linking Bawburgh with other areas of the county and the A11 trunk road to Thetford and beyond. The village itself has a wonderful pub called The Kings Head, a village hall and a fine community centred around the river. This is an excellent opportunity to live tucked away in a special village within easy reach of many amenities.

History
Bawburgh is a charming and historic village in Norfolk, situated on the River Yare, just a few miles West of Norwich. The village has a rich history dating back to Saxon times and is best known as the birthplace of St. Walstan, one of Norfolk`s most revered saints. According to legend, Walstan was a noble born boy who renounced his wealth to live a humble life as a farmworker. After his death in the early 11th Century, miraculous springs reportedly emerged at the places where his body rested on its journey to burial, one of which is in Bawburgh. His shrine at the village church of St. Mary and St. Walstan became a place of pilgrimage during the medieval period. Bawburgh has long been associated with agriculture and milling, with a watermill recorded in the Doomsday Book of 1086. The mill continued operating for centuries, contributing to the village`s economy. Today, Bawburgh retains much of its historic charm, with a number of period properties, a picturesque riverside setting, and a strong sense of community. The village is also home to The Kings Head, a historic pub that dates back to the 17th century, offering a glimpse into Bawburghs past while serving as a focal point for local life.



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