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Tasburgh House Tasburgh | Norfolk Air of Georgian Elegance TASBURGH HOUSE TASBURGH | NORFOLK AIR OF GEORGIAN ELEGANCE “Georgian homes are always in demand with their generous proportions and light filled space, their handsome frontage with lovely sash windows, beautiful staircases and sense of grace. This attractive home is no exception and boasts outbuildings, an annexe and a swimming pool too. The lifestyle on offer is sure to appeal and the chance to start your story anew.” • A wonderful Grade II Listed Georgian Family Home, standing in approximately 3 acres (stms) of Formal Gardens within the village of Tasburgh • With a Separate Cottage/Annexe • Five/Six Bedrooms; Three Bathrooms • Four Receptions • Spacious Breakfast Kitchen • Original Character throughout with Sash Windows, Exposed Beams, Delightful Open Fireplaces and High Ceilings • Formal Gardens include a Range of Outbuildings; Orchard and Wildlife Pond • Double Garage; Additional Parking • Heated Swimming Pool • The Accommodation extends to 4,566sq.ft • No EPC Required A wonderful family home on the outskirts of a popular village, with easy access to Norwich, this property has so much to recommend it. The house and gardens have been upgraded by the owners and now offer the chance for you to live in your dream home, with plenty of space for family and friends, including a versatile annexe. Finding The Perfect Place This eye-catching abode is Grade II listed with a quintessential Georgian frontage that’s been extended over the years to provide an additional wing and an annexe. The owners came here looking for a place in which to raise their family – they were attracted by the lifestyle this offered and have found the home and gardens alike have more than met their expectations ever since. “We could see it was a gem,” they explain, “And we loved the idea of being close to Norwich but having so much space to call our own, inside and out.” A Place To Make Memories The property has great kerb appeal as it’s a hugely attractive house – and inside continues to charm. There are two sizeable receptions to the front of the house, one of which is particularly impressive and the owners have found it perfect for larger groups and gatherings. With a choice of four receptions, you can have a playroom, formal dining room, library or whatever it is you’re after, plus there’s plenty of space for families to spread out and do their own thing. Despite its size, this is a comfortable and welcoming home and the owners say it has a wonderful happy feel to it. “We’ve always felt so relaxed here. The kids always have friends over and they can stay for the whole weekend without any of us getting under each other’s feet. It’s great to know they’re having lots of fun but also that they’re safe.” The big family Christmas gatherings are another highlight, filling the drawing room with relatives, everyone catching up with each other and the hosts lighting the wood burner to enhance the festive feel. Fun In The Sun Music Room Bathroom The Grounds As you have neighbours, the house is Used by the current owners as a music The main bathroom consists of a Jacuzzi The property is approached via a shingle secure but it’s also secluded. The annexe room, this would also make a great study corner bath, a WC, his and hers wall hung drive, which leads to a parking and turning can be separate from the main house, so if required. wash basins and a generous shower/wet area to the front and side of the home. This each residence can retain its own private room. also provides access to a separate cottage space. The terrace and pool area face Also found to the rear of the home is the and the garage. Adjacent to the double south to southwest, making the most of spacious… You move up the stairs to the second garage is a range of outbuildings including the sunshine and often being a few degrees floor, which consists of… a timber store, workshop and general tool warmer than elsewhere. “The kids have Kitchen and Breakfast Room store. The gardens which can be mainly had so much fun out here with friends Within the kitchen an electric Aga acts Three Attic Rooms found to the rear of the property are laid over to swim. It’s been a real asset. On as a focal point along with large windows Two of which have been used as bedrooms, mainly to lawn, with flower and shrub occasion, we’ve had 30 or 40 people here, that provide plenty of natural light. From with the central room used more as a walk borders including well stocked rose beds. the children camping out in tents on the the breakfast room French doors lead in dressing room/storage area. Numerous There are some extremely fine broad leaf lawn, giving it a real festival feel,” smile the out to the rear terrace and the swimming velux windows provide plenty of natural and coniferous trees and a picturesque owners. They have been surprised by how pool. Adjacent to the kitchen is a half light as well as views over the rear gardens. horse pond to the bottom of the garden. much they’ve enjoyed the garden and how cellar which provides useful storage space. Along with the dressing room, there are There is also a lawn tennis court and an easy it’s been looking after it. The lawns, a also twin built in wardrobes. orchard which consists of apple, plum ride-on mower keeps them looking good From the breakfast kitchen, you move and pear trees. There is also a vegetable and the beds have all grown up nicely. up the stairs to the first floor, stopping Agents Note garden, a chicken run and a large rear There’s plenty of wildlife too, including midway where a door offers access into The current owners have significantly terrace incorporating a heated swimming green woodpecker, barn owls, buzzards, the… improved the property including a new pool. The house is extremely well screened hedgehogs and deer. “It’s a haven for the roof which is fully insulated as well as offering privacy and seclusion, it is fully wildlife as well as for us!” Study an extensive program of refurbishment fenced and extends to approximately 3 This offers wonderful views to the rear throughout the home. acres (stms). The Accommodation over the pool, terrace and gardens and is You take in the wonderful Georgian front bathed in natural light. The Cottage/Annexe elevation of the property, before moving This can be accessed either separately through the central front door, which takes You continue your journey up the stairs or through the main house. Its generous you through into the… and arrive on the first floor landing, where accommodation comprises of a large first to your left you have access through to floor bedroom and bathroom, whilst to the Main Reception Hall the newly renovated… ground floor there is a large family room Directly in front of you stairs rise to the first and a former diary complete with original floor, whilst the two principle receptions Main Bathroom character. The cottage could be used for can be found to either side of the hall. Complete with a walk in shower cubicle. a number of different purposes including secondary accommodation for in-laws or Sitting Room and Drawing Room Three Large Double Bedrooms teenagers or indeed as a home office. Both of which offer sash windows, which Including the master bedroom with a walk provide plenty of natural light. in dressing room and newly renovated en suite bathroom. The master bedroom You move through to the rear of the is located to the front of the home, property, where you discover a staircase. is a beautiful suite with sash windows Continuing past the staircase, on your left providing plenty of natural light. The walk you discover the large… in dressing room is completely shelved. Norfolk Country Properties. Registered in England and Wales No. 06777456. Registered Office - 15B Regatta Quay, Key Street, Ipswich, IP4 1FH copyright © 2016 Fine & Country Ltd. Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. * These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent. Printed On The Doorstep Tasburgh is a village found to the south of Norwich. With easy access to the A140 Ipswich Road the property is only a short distance north of the larger village of Long Stratton with its range of high street stores, garage, supermarket and range of schooling. “We have found living here very easy. The historic market town of Wymondham is close – and there are lots of shops there, as well as schools. It is also easy to get to Norwich, and to Diss, both of which has a mainline train station.” How Far Is It To Norwich is located approximately 10 miles north with its wide range of leisure and cultural facilities along with the Chapelfield development offering under cover shopping, as well as a main line rail link to London Liverpool Street and an international airport.
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