Listed for £1,250,000
February 2, 2026
Sold for £780,000
2015
Sold for £740,000
2011
Sold for £740,000
2011
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GROUNDS & OUTBUILDINGS The property is approached over a long tree-lined shingle drive which leads to a carriage style driveway to the front of the house and garages. There are two separate garages attached to the side of the house, providing covered parking or storage space, with steps up to a boarded loft. The area to the south and east of the house is laid to lawn, overlooked by a south-facing paved terrace which can be accessed from the sitting room and orangery. There is also a natural pond which attracts no end of local bird and wildlife, alongside a productive fruit and vegetable garden. The land to the west of the driveway has been left to become a more naturalistic area, with wildflowers covering the ground between a variety of established trees. To the east of the driveway, there is a useful 12m x 12m steel-framed barn with an adjoining toilet block, all of which has an electrical power and water supply. The area around the barn, which includes a large concrete loading pad, amounts to around an acre. This section of the grounds can be accessed directly from a separate road access which is owned by a neighbouring landowner, with the residents of Woodfield House having a permanent right of way.
LOCATION Beeston is a small village located in the heart of rural mid-Norfolk, only a few minutes' drive north of the A47 and centrally positioned for all of the County's attractions. The nearby market towns of Swaffham and Dereham are only a few miles away, whilst the vibrant city of Norwich can be reached within around 35 minutes. The Royal Sandringham Estate is around 20 miles away, whilst the nearest coastline can be reached at Wells -next-the-Sea within around half an hour. There is a Primary School in Beeston, as well as the thriving community owned village pub. There is also the village hall which hosts organised events throughout the year, a playing field with children's play area and a very active cricket club. The nearby village of Litcham provides a doctors' surgery and schooling for 4 to 16-year olds as well as a village store and deli. SERVICES The property is currently connected to the adjoining solar array, which provides electricity to the property and can continue to do so, reducing energy costs significantly. Oil-fired central heating. Private drainage.
AGENTS NOTE For more information regarding the proposed conversion of the garage into a self-contained annex, please visit the Breckland Council planning portal and use the reference: PL/2025/0339/HOU
TENURE: FREEHOLD
EPC RATING: TBC - The full report can be downloaded or provided by The Norfolk Agents.
COUNCIL TAX BAND: G
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