Sea Palling Road

Outside

The house is approached by a gravelled drive which enters the property through a pair of five bar field gates to the southwest onto a large gravelled turning and parking area to the south of the house.

The gardens, which have been expertly landscaped, are a particularly attractive feature of the property and are arranged as follows; to the south of the house there is a lawned and walled garden and there are two paved terraces facing south and west adjoining the house and with views over the lawned garden. There are well stocked mixed shrub and herbaceous borders with a variety of climbing shrubs and rambling roses, trained against the walls. Situated to the south of the house there is a delightful partially enclosed area of garden with a stone paved terrace and a pergola trained with climbing shrubs creating a delightful alfresco dining area. Steps lead up to a further area of lawned garden situated to the east of the house and which adjoins open farmland. The garden has been beautifully landscaped with steps flanked by box hedging leading down to a lower area of lawned garden and a further terrace situated to the east of the house and approached through a half glazed stable door from the kitchen. The garden in all extends to 0.4 of an acre (est).

Location

South Barn is situated in an unspoilt rural position bordering open farmland between the town of Stalham (2 miles) which has excellent range of shops and amenities including secondary schools and the northeast Norfolk coast at Sea Palling (2 miles) which has unspoilt sandy beaches. Being in the centre of the Norfolk Broads area, there are fine countryside views to the southeast of the house and the property is in an excellent location for walking, sailing and wildlife. Norwich, the cathedral city and regional centre of East Anglia, is about 17 miles. The village of Ingham itself has a magnificent 14th century church and a well regarded and popular public house, The Swan.