Offered with a "Guide Price of £650,000 to £675,000" and tucked away at the end of its private unmade lane off Deopham Road, The Old Woolpack enjoys a wonderfully secluded setting within approximately 1 acre of grounds, bordered by open farmland and countryside. Believed to date back some 200 years, the original cottage displays a distinctive mansard roof, a striking architectural feature more commonly associated with French design, adding character and individuality to this charming home.

Over the years, the property has been thoughtfully extended and, most recently, comprehensively enhanced by the current owner, whose meticulous attention to detail has transformed The Old Woolpack into an exceptional blend of period charm and contemporary living. Throughout the interior, the character features sit effortlessly alongside stylish modern finishes, creating a home that is both elegant and welcoming.

Approached through twin five-bar gates at the end of it's unmade lane, the property enjoys a peaceful and private atmosphere. Outside, the beautifully maintained grounds feature expansive lawns, mature trees, a natural pond and an extensive paved terrace, perfectly designed for outdoor dining and entertaining. A historic water well, complete with a brick surround and iron safety grille, provides an attractive focal point within the patio area. Ample parking is available on the driveway, complemented by a double car port offering further storage and sheltered parking.

Morley St Botolph is an attractive rural village with a primary school, church and traditional village pub, whilst the renowned Wymondham College lies within easy reach. Surrounded by unspoilt countryside, the village is also conveniently positioned approximately four miles from both Wymondham and Attleborough, with excellent access to the A11 providing connections to Norwich, Cambridge and London.

Nestled at the end of its own unmade access lane, this stunning individual period home offers a wealth of character and a superb position, adjoining open farmland. Set on a generous plot of approximately 1 acre, this property provides a tranquil and private setting, yet remains accessible.

Step inside to an inviting L-shaped entrance hall featuring traditional pamment flooring and stairs leading to the first floor with open space beneath for hanging coats and open boot/shoes storage. The L-shaped entrance provides access into a practical utility/shower room which discreetly houses the wall-mounted LPG boiler behind cupboard doors, ensuring a tidy and functional space, which also includes a walk-in shower, w.c. and wash hand basin.

The ground floor boasts two distinct reception rooms. The dual-aspect beamed sitting room is a true highlight, featuring two charming brick fireplaces, one of which houses a cosy multi-fuel stove with an adjacent bricked-in bread oven. Twin opening doors from this room lead directly out onto the rear garden patio, perfect for seamless indoor-outdoor living. A separate, dual-aspect dining room provides an ideal space for entertaining or family meals.

The heart of the home is undoubtedly the farmhouse-style kitchen, thoughtfully designed with space for a breakfast table and four chairs, creating the perfect setting for busy family life, informal meals and everyday gatherings. This triple-aspect space is well-equipped with a built-in cooking range with a canopy extractor above, featuring LPG burners and electric ovens beneath, alongside integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Sliding patio doors open directly onto the rear garden patio, making al fresco dining effortless.

Ascending to the first floor, you will find a split-level landing with a built-in airing cupboard housing a 300-litre pressurised hot water cylinder. The property offers four well-proportioned bedrooms leading off it. The principal bedroom is a beautifully proportioned dual-aspect room, featuring a characterful beamed walk-in bay window to the front elevation and full-height twin opening doors leading to a Juliet balcony. Complemented by a well-appointed en suite shower room, it provides a peaceful and private retreat.

Three further bedrooms are arranged off the landing, including a particularly distinctive fourth bedroom incorporating a mezzanine level accessed via a wooden stepladder, creating an ideal reading nook, study space or imaginative play area.

Completing the first-floor accommodation is a stylish contemporary family bathroom suite, enhanced by a striking mono-pitched vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, combining character and comfort in equal measure.

Comfort is assured with LPG central heating throughout, complemented by underfloor electric heating in both the main bathroom and the en suite. The property also benefits from double-glazed windows and external doors, enhancing energy efficiency and comfort.

Externally, twin opening five-bar entrance gates lead onto a gravel driveway, which features a central island well-stocked shrub garden. The driveway provides ample car parking and access to a double car port with additional storage, catering to all your practical needs. The fabulous lawned gardens extend to the side and rear, incorporating a natural pond and an extensive patio area, which includes a raised bricked-up water well, adding to the property's unique charm. A variety of established trees enhance the privacy and beauty of the grounds, all set against the picturesque backdrop of adjoining farmland.

This individual period home offers a rare opportunity to acquire a property with significant character, generous grounds, and a peaceful rural outlook. Millbanks, with over 40 years of local market experience, is here to guide you through every step of your property journey. Our friendly and approachable team provides a personal, relationship-led service, ensuring clear, honest advice without jargon. We are available 24/7 to answer your calls, supported by AI-powered systems for efficient updates and proactive marketing strategies to maximise exposure. We pride ourselves on genuine local insight and consistent, reliable communication from start to finish.

The unmade access lane is unadopted and 4 other properties have a right of access, we understand that there are no formal rights other than these properties have a right of access, prospective purchasers should check this information through their legal representatives.

We understand the property has the responsibility to maintain halfway into the ditches between the gardens and adjoining farmland.

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