- Grade II listed thatched house +
- Plenty of charm and character +
- Period features including exposed beams and fireplaces +
- Sitting in about 0.82 acres +
- Outbuildings and garage +
- EPC Rating = C +
A charming Grade II listed thatched house with about 0.82 acres.
Description
Nestled in a rural hamlet just south of Norwich, Little Manor is a charming Grade II listed thatched house believed to date back to the 1600s brimming with character and period charm.
The accommodation begins with an entrance hall leading into a kitchen/diner, which flows through to a utility room, a home office, and a ground floor shower room. At the heart of the home is a striking sitting and dining room, full of warmth and character, with exposed beams and a beautiful inglenook fireplace. This space leads to a versatile ground floor bedroom, ideal for guests or multi-generational living.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite includes a dressing room and en suite bathroom, while a second bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe. Both rooms showcase the house’s period features, with exposed beams adding to the sense of charm and history.
Outside, the property is approached via a gravel driveway leading to a parking area and a garage. A separate outbuilding houses a games room, wood store, and workshop, offering excellent flexibility for hobbies or storage.
The mature garden is thoughtfully landscaped, with a large pond, patio area accessed from the kitchen, established trees, and climbing roses that frame the cottage beautifully.
Location
The village of Topcroft is a rural hamlet to the south of Norwich. The larger village of Hempnall lies approximately 1½ miles away and has a public house, village school and village shop/post office. The picturesque Waveney Valley market town of Bungay is about three miles to the south and has further shopping facilities including a weekly market.
Norwich is about 16 miles away and provides excellent retail, gastronomic and cultural offerings with vibrant and award winning covered market, a plethora of cafes and restaurants to suit all tastes, theatres, galleries and a growing art sector. The city has a deep history, with a timeline of architecture.
The city has renowned schooling in both the private and public sectors such as Norwich School and Jane Austen College, together with the University of East Anglia.
Norwich has established transport links, with a mainline rail service to London Liverpool Street, and an International airport to the north of the city.
Square Footage: 2,032 sq ft
Acreage: 0.82 Acres