Hingham in Norfolk is a small charming market town with a lively heart built around its historic Fairland and Market Place, where Georgian architecture and green spaces give it a timeless feel. Hingham supports everyday life with a primary school, GP surgery, community facilities, a post office, shops including a Co-op and independent retailers, cafés, and a welcoming pub, making it a well-served place to live. Regular bus services link Hingham comfortably to Norwich and nearby towns such as Wymondham and Watton, while the nearest rail connections are just a short ride away at Wymondham or Attleborough. Set in beautiful rural countryside, Hingham offers pleasant living environment yet is only around 13–17 miles from Norwich’s city amenities and within easy reach of the beautiful North Norfolk coastline for weekend escapes.

Enjoying a super location within the picturesque Norfolk countryside, this remarkable four-bedroom detached former farm building has been beautifully reimagined into a sophisticated and inviting family home, offering a rare chance to embrace both character and contemporary comfort. Set in approximately two acres of private grounds, it enjoys sweeping panoramic views and spectacular sunsets that bathe the landscape in warm colour, creating a serene rural haven with a sense of space and freedom. Inside, the home flows with light and openness, anchored by an impressive 43ft open-plan kitchen and living area enhanced by elegant pendant lighting and recessed ceiling downlights. Throughout, solid oak latch doors with cast iron furnishings, oak staircase and balcony balustrades, and an attractive stone tiled floor celebrate craftsmanship and style, bringing warmth, quality, and timeless appeal to every corner.

Stepping inside, the sense of grandeur unfolds immediately through a long, welcoming entrance hall, where a graceful staircase rises to an oak balcony landing. Twin opening oak doors invite you into the breath taking open-plan kitchen and living space that forms the vibrant heart of the home. Here, a dramatic mono-vaulted ceiling with skylights floods the room with natural light, heightening the feeling of space, while twin bi-fold doors blur the line between indoors and the gardens beyond, creating an inspiring setting for gatherings or quiet moments alike. The beautifully appointed kitchen blends style with practicality, featuring sleek cabinetry crowned with bevelled-edged granite worktops incorporating a practical stainless steel work-surface, a generous walk-in pantry, and an impressive electric four-oven Aga with splash-back and canopy extractor as well as built-in Fisher & Paykel dishwasher. A thoughtfully designed central island with integrated power and matching work surface incorporates a welcoming breakfast bar, ensuring this superb space is as sociable as it is functional.

Beyond the main living area, the ground floor continues to impress with a separate dining room leading off the main open plan living space, ideal for formal gatherings, and there's a cosy snug room, offering a more intimate space for relaxation with it's own external glazed door providing a view of the garden and countryside beyond. A delightful double glazed garden room accessed from the main living space, features a charming sedum roof and provides a peaceful sanctuary with views over the gardens and countryside beyond. Practicality is well catered for with a dedicated utility room housing the underfloor heating manifold as well as 2x hot water cylinders one of which serves the air source heating system and the other provides domestic hot water. The utility room provides access to the side porch, ideal for discarding muddy wellies when entering the property from outside. A versatile study/office that could easily serve as a fifth bedroom, is located off the main entrance hall and provides adaptability to your family's evolving needs. A convenient ground floor shower room adds to the flexibility of the accommodation, particularly useful for guests or multi-generational living. The fourth bedroom is also conveniently located on the ground floor off the entrance hall, offering further flexibility.

Ascending to the first floor, a captivating galleried balcony landing overlooks the open-plan main living space, adding an architectural flourish and maintaining a connection between the floor levels. The master bedroom suite is spacious, complete with a generous walk-in dressing room, a contemporary en-suite shower room, and 2 useful eaves cupboards for storage, ensuring ample space for personal belongings including suitcases. A further two well-proportioned bedrooms are located on this floor with the larger of the two bedrooms benefitting from a Juliette balcony with views over the garden and countryside beyond. Alongside is a superb four-piece family bathroom suite featuring a double-ended bath and a walk-in shower, designed for ultimate comfort and style.

Comfort is assured throughout the seasons with ground floor underfloor heating, complemented by radiators on the first floor, all efficiently powered by an electric air source heat pump. The property also benefits from solar roof panels and a battery storage system, contributing to its energy efficiency and reduced running costs.

Externally, the property continues to excel with a substantial triple garage, equipped with remote electric roller doors and an EV charging point, catering to modern day vehicle requirements, there is also a useful storage area within the garage. For those with equestrian interests or requiring additional storage, a separate two-bay tractor shed with manually operated roller doors provides invaluable space where there is a double pod located behind the tractor shed. The extensive grounds, extending to approximately 2 acres, offer endless possibilities for additional landscaping, recreation, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of the Norfolk countryside. A variety of trees and shrubs have been planted by the seller, which incorporate a shrubbery. The property is accessed from the road through it's own farm gate, leading up a sweeping driveway to the parking area in front of the property and triple garage. This exceptional home truly offers a blend of luxurious living, practical features, and an enviable rural lifestyle.

We understand from the seller that the property has been signed off by Building Control however there is no Build Warranty for the property.

We understand from the seller that there are a further 2 acres of land which are available to purchase through separate negotiation.

The first floor landing walk through to the bedrooms has restricted head head height.

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