Little London Road, Northwold, Thetford, Norfolk, IP26

Northwold Hall is an exceptional Georgian country residence, offering grandeur, privacy, and an abundance of space within breathtaking surroundings. Occupying a stunning, secluded position, the property comes complete with approximately 20 acres of land (subject to survey), with the possibility of acquiring additional land by separate negotiation. To the rear of the stables, a detached bungalow provides ideal accommodation for stable workers or household staff, enhancing the estate’s practicality and versatility.

Accessed via imposing electric security gates, a sweeping driveway leads elegantly through the estate grounds to the main dwelling. The present owners have tastefully updated the property over the years, seamlessly blending modern luxury with the timeless elegance of its original Georgian architecture. Among these enhancements is the spectacular kitchen, a true culinary masterpiece featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, underfloor heating, two central islands, and an extensive array of integrated appliances to include a Lacanche Range Cooker. Adding to the home’s allure is the remarkable Georgian-style orangery, stretching an impressive 40 feet in length and offering magnificent views over the grounds. A particularly noteworthy feature is the day room, which connects effortlessly to a fabulous bar and entertainment space, perfect for hosting sophisticated gatherings. Complementing these areas is a stunning drawing room and an elegant dining room, both of which enjoy picturesque views over the grounds.

The first-floor accommodation is equally impressive, headlined by a superb principal bedroom suite. This luxurious retreat boasts an adjoining dressing room and an exquisite en-suite bathroom. Five further spacious bedrooms ensure ample family living, further enhanced by a luggage room and a beautifully appointed family bathroom and additional shower room.

Standing proudly within its own breathtaking grounds, Northwold Lodge provides a setting of extraordinary beauty. The formal gardens are immaculately maintained, featuring sweeping lawns, a serene small lake, and a private tennis court. To the rear of the house, extensive garaging and an original Ice House add further historical charm and functionality. The sweeping driveway continues, leading to large, purpose-built storage barns and paddocks, ensuring the estate meets the highest standards for equestrian and agricultural use.

Northwold Hall is truly an equestrian dream, discreetly positioned away from the main residence yet equipped to the highest specifications. The extensive stable yard features stables, an adjoining tack room and hay store, a ménage, a horse trainer, and vehicular access to numerous well-maintained post-and-rail paddocks.

Additional benefits include a sustainable and resilient energy setup, featuring solar panels, complementing the solar array is a backup generator. This dual system offers peace of mind, allowing for uninterrupted use of essential appliances and home systems regardless of external conditions.

This exquisite property embodies the grandeur, elegance, and prestige associated with country homes of its era. It retains a wealth of original architectural features, including fine period fireplaces, intricate plaster ceiling cornicing, polished Oak flooring, traditional sash windows with wooden shutters, and beautifully preserved panelling. Northwold Lodge is a residence of exceptional standing, offering an unparalleled lifestyle for those seeking elegance, privacy, and equestrian excellence within an idyllic countryside setting.

AGENTS NOTE Under section 21 of the estate agents act please be advised that the seller of this property is an associate of an employee of Countrywide.



The small village of Northwold is situated approximately 20 miles from Kings Lynn and 13 miles from the market town of Downham Market both of which provide an excellent range of local facilities and have a rail link to London. Northwold is a picturesque village and civil parish that offers a rich tapestry of history, nature, and rural life.

Domesday Book Mention: Northwold was well-established by 1086, with its name derived from Old English meaning “north woodland”.

St Andrew’s Church: Dominating the village centre, this 13th-century church boasts the largest Easter Sepulchre in England and stunning medieval architecture3.

Medieval Cross: The shaft of an ancient cross still stands near the Thetford turnpike