• Three / Four Bedroom, Grade II Listed Home, Believed to Date Back to the 17th Century +
• Considerably Extended to Offer 1463 SQ FT / 135 SQ M (STMS) of Accommodation +
• Enchanting Plot of Approx 1.32 Acres (STMS) including Orchard, Woodland and Meadow +
• Abundance of Character Features including Exposed Beams, Mullion Window & Wood Burner +
• Sociable Kitchen Opening into Garden / Dining Room +
• Ground Floor Primary Bedroom with Ensuite & Garden Access +
• Large Multi-Vehicle Driveway, Garage & Outbuildings +
• Additional Cabin / Studio Offers Open Plan Kitchen / Living Space, Bedroom & Shower Room +
• Only a 15-20 Minute Walk to Harleston Town Centre +

Occupying captivating grounds of approximately 1.32 acres (STMS) including woodland, orchard and meadow, this grade II listed home, which is believed to date back to the 17th century, offers versatile and deceptively spacious accommodation, perfectly blending original character features with modern day practicalities and comfort. With an abundance of parking and numerous outbuildings, this home offers the best of village life, with the convenience of Harleston’s town centre only a 15-20 minute walk away.

Inside White Cottage…
Upon entry, you can enjoy a wonderful juxtaposition of old vs new, found either side of the homes entrance hall. To the left, the old cottage welcomes you with quaint ceilings and exposed beams, as you enter a cosy snug with mullion window and stairs to the first floor. Leading through, the spacious, triple aspect sitting room evokes further comfort with a large brick fireplace and wood burner focal point – the room also leads to a tucked away office area, which could double up as an alternative entrance porch if desired. The sociable hub of the home is the country-style kitchen with shaker-style units, solid wood tops and a Belfast double sink, which offers an open plan flow into an visually appealing garden room, where you can stage both a dining table and soft seating. There are two double bedrooms on the ground floor, with the dual aspect primary bedroom enjoying fitted wardrobes, its own ensuite shower room and a garden view through French doors. A final bathroom completes the ground floor, catering for guests and the remaining family. Upstairs in the old part, you’ll find a walk-through bedroom (which could make an ideal study space) and the final double bedroom – a restful escape within the eaves.

Exploring the Grounds…
The property is approached via a shingled driveway, which continues passed secure gates for more private parking if desired – here you will also find a number of outbuildings including a garage, car port and wood store. An expanse of lawn will lead you passed a treehouse and woodland area, before discovering an extensive vegetable garden, including soft beds, greenhouse and an array of fruit trees. The gardens two final sections are tree-lined meadow, giving a wonderful feeling of escapism and the outdoors – a perfect partner to this historic home.