Medieval Manor House
An incredible, Medieval Manor House with glorious walled gardens, outdoor seating, a huge, yellow drawing room, a sixteen seater dining/sitting area, large downstairs and a turret reading room.
Kitchen
Large yellow drawing room
16 seater dining/sitting room
Library style sitting room
Cloakroom
Bedrooms x 7
Bathrooms (rooms with baths) x 2
Shower rooms x 1
Stand alone loo x 1
1 x walled garden
Large downstairs and upstairs hall rooms
Turret reading room
- Grounds & Gardens
- Turret reading room
- 3 x large bedrooms with 4-poster beds
- Raw plaster GF and 1F hallways
According to Norfolk Heritage Explorer, the oldest section of the building is the octagonal brick tower, believed to have been constructed around 1480, resembling structures found at Oxburgh Hall. The main portion of the hall as it stands today originates from the latter part of the 16th century, with significant restoration work carried out during the 19th century. During the 16th century, the hall followed an H-shaped design, featuring a central passage and a kitchen located within one of the wings.
