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A 13 16 17 24 16 13 8 8 47 10 AngClipp lia Ho users e Manor House 10 34 3 Track Cottage 2 32 The Lime s 1 4 ± The 9 3 11 Old 6 Acle 7 Bakery Broads Authority Boundary ALD IS R OAD 5 4 45 Toa d End 1 Badgers Holt 53 Calthorpe MP 1 ( where applicable ) 2 Green 55 The Secret G arden The 1 2 The Cottage 3 1 1:5,000 Green 10 4 26 32 1 Ivy House Orchard ELM C LO SE 59 Salisbury House Elmtree House House 14 1 22 24 2 12 15 Windle Farm Parish Boundary 63 61 Dep ot 4 Gildon 59 Windl e 6 61 42 11 Fa rmhouse LB MILL LA N E OXCR OFT 30 Shelter CLOSE 25 Que ens Head House NEW GNLP0378 El 2 MILL LA N E PCs Sub Sw an Hill Tan D em © Crown Copyright and database right 2016.Ordnance Survey: Sta The Oakla nds 12 El Sub Sta 1 48 Mill Farm St A ndre ws TCB Grov e 27 King 's Head 56 29 7 3 33 46 31A 31 (PH ) 15b 15a Bea consfield Broadland District Council - 100022319 Norwich City Council - 100019747 South Norfolk District Council - 100019483 13 54 Nimrod 9 15 House 24 Amberly Hill View Ruma GEORGE LANE CALTHORPE CLOSE CHARLES CLOSE 6 Sp eckled 1 6 2 1 2 Woo d War Memorial Playing Field 15 1 ORCHARD CLOSE L Twrs El Sub Sta 17 Liv ing 13 9.8m 2 9 Wate rs SYDENHAM CLOSE 2 49 L Twrs 4 7 18 Wild Olives 5 Games ENGLANDS ROAD Courts Acle St Ed mund 19 2 16 1 C of E Primary School 1 Fa irvie w 2 12 HOLME S C L Posts 21 10 L Twrs 1 26 27 Old 1 Tennis Courts 45 Orchard 29 El 4 Def El L Twrs ED & Ward B dy Sub Sta 33 Sub Sta High Vie w LA N E 2 22 12 2 43 LB Pippi ns NU RS ERY Upton with Fishley CP 36 Fa r End 41 35 PYEB US H HA BGOO D C LOSE 12 Club 38 20 Bowling Green The Chantry 18 Tall CLOSE Tree s 3 1.22m RH 15 16 Play area 1 17 SOUTH 22 Def 14 41 29 Harnsers Rest Conife rs WALSH AM 15 14 30 El Sub Sta Nethergate 19 Posts Car Park to 22 ROA D Health 13 40 25 14a Cen tre 23 to 30 CA RD IN GTO N C T 36 St Mary's Croft 11 to 14 27 2 12 Bay fi eld 54 Westwood DE-CARLE SMITH ROAD 1.22m RH Twr Brambledene Upton South Broiler Farm 12 BEN SLEY C LOSE 31to 34 10 to 5 52 31 58 Wyncot Fire Station ED & Ward B dy 4 to 1 1 25 60 33 62 1.22m RH 7 45 4 37 St H el ens 21 12.8m El Sub Sta Library 5 11 2 2a PW 6 Herondale 2 The Heath House 10 Lodge Ingle nook 1 Ppg Sta ROA D BR ID EWELL 1 LA N E 1 2 15 SOUTH WALSHAM 2 GP 7 9 Acle High School 11 Depo t 23 Work s North Vi ew 49 PHOENIX CLOSE 47a 47d 1 LB Crossways Terrace 5 Redla nd Abinger 5 Fairligh t Bramble Cottage Denby TheCo tta ge Jasmine Cottage Bridewe ll Clover Cottage Mill Cottages 43 1 to 4 1 2 Court 1 OLD FOUN DRY 37 Drain 21 6 19 Track 42 Cob urg Ho use 40a 3 7 The 38 33 35 29 31 Brid ewe ll COURT 30 29 40 25 27 Pin Tile s Fern 39 The O ld 18 Hou se Whiteho use 27 13 12 39 15 MILL CRESCENT 29 14 1 to 21 16 13 17 16 24 16 13 8 47 Clipp ers Manor House 10 8 10 Ang lia Ho us e 34 3 32 Track Cottage 2 The Lime s 1 4 The 11 9 Old 3 6 7 Acle Bakery ALD IS R OAD 5 4 45 Toa d End 1 Badgers Holt 53 MP Calthorpe 1 2 Green 55 The Secret G arden The 1 2 The Cottage 3 1 Green 4 26 32 1 Ivy House Orchard ELM C LO SE 59 Salisbury House Elmtree House House 14 1 22 24 2 12 15 Windle Farm 63 61 Gildon Dep ot 4 59 Windl e 6 61 42 11 Fa rmhouse LB MILL LA N E OXCR OFT Shelter CLOSE Que ens Head House NEW MILL LA N E El 2 PCs Sub Sw an Hill Tan D em Sta The Oakla nds 12 El Sub Sta 1 48 Mill Farm St A ndre ws TCB Grov e 27 56 King 's Head 29 7 3 33 46 31A 31 (PH ) 15b 15a Bea consfield 54 13 Nimrod 9 House Amberly 42 44 The 1 Kita Hill View GLE BE R OA D SPRINGFIELD Ruma 2 Gables Hi - 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  • Rampant Horse 2 Chapelfield, Freethorpe, Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 3LY

    Rampant Horse 2 Chapelfield, Freethorpe, Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 3LY

    Rampant Horse 2 Chapelfield, Freethorpe, Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 3LY • Village location close to the Norfolk Broads • 4 Bedroom detached pub & restaurant • Main bar (48), snug (16) & rear bar (36) • Commercial kitchen & ground floor cellar • Car Park (12) & enclosed trade patio (48) • Business rates exempt - vacant possession sale Freehold £280,000 ZPL/28657/44801 01522 500059 LOCATION The Rampant Horse is situated in the Norfolk village of Freethorpe, The village is approximately 8 miles west of the Norfolk seaside resort town of Great Yarmouth, 14 miles east of the county capital city of Norwich and 2 miles north-east of the stunning Norfolk Broads. The nearest train station can be found 2 miles south in the Norfolk village of Reedham, the station runs on the Greater Anglia wherry line 13 chains (19.6 km) down from Norwich Station, situated between Cantley to the west and the Berney Arms settlement to the east on the Great Yarmouth branch, or the village of Haddiscoe on the Lowestoft branch. Regular village bus services also allow travel to the nearby towns of Acle & Great Yarmouth as well as the villages of Reedham and Cantley. The nearest airport is the Norwich International Airport which is located 16 miles north-west. The area benefits from a variety of notable landmarks and amenities such as the Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach & Amusement Park, the historic 3rd century AD Burgh Castle one of the most well preserved Roman monuments in the country and the Norfolk Broads National Park with over 125 miles of navigable lock-free waterways. Also found within the village itself is a primary school, general store, village hall, methodist church and all saints church.