4 Bed Detached House, Single Let, IP21 4PJ £1,050,000

• Possible annex potential in existing garage subject to planning +
• Hand Oak Painted crafted kitchen.... by Earsham Hall +
• Barn Origins from 1750 with full conversion in 2005 +
• Possible Equestrian Use +
• 24 Meter Car Garage +
• Grade II Listed +
• Electric gated Entrance +
• Large approach with fully renovated driveway +
• Stunning 360 Open field views +

The Property The Magnificant barn conversion completed in 2005 which sits in a rural setting but not isolated position on the outskirts of Dickleborough.  Featuring 4 Bedrooms 3 reception rooms and generous plot which offers both grand space and the perfect rural setting. The Barn offers flexible living accommodation and fantastic amount of land approx 4 acres stls. The kitchen is handcrafted by Earsham hall to very generous specifcation and a newly fitted en-suite by Heritage to the master bedroom offers the height of luxury in keeping with the stunning barn.  The barn itself is sure to impress, packed with original features and sprinkled with a generous dose of contemporary charm. The high ceilings and large double glazed windows beautifully frame views of the grounds and surrounding countryside. This one is not to be missed! Externally the barn offers two courtyard area suitable for alfresco dining that are fully brick wall retained and are landscaped with a range of mature shrubs.  Along side the huge garage unit to the rear which would easily convert to stabling and further equistrian usage there is also a triple car port to the front of the property  with large turning circle offering parking for multiple vehicles. 

Location Dickleborough is a small village located in Norfolk, England, near the town of Diss. It is characterised by its rural charm and close-knit community. The village features traditional Norfolk architecture, including quaint cottages and farmhouses, set against a backdrop of beautiful countryside 
 
Dickleborough has a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal place for those who appreciate a slower pace of life. The village is surrounded by picturesque fields and woodlands, offering plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature 
 
Although it is small, Dickleborough has essential amenities, including a local pub and a few shops, catering to the needs of residents. The village is also known for its community spirit, with various local events and activities that bring people together 
 
Overall, Dickleborough is a charming village that embodies the quintessential English rural lifestyle, making it a lovely place to visit or live for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. 

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