NR9 4JP
Market Place, Hingham
A magnificent Grade II* listed Georgian masterpiece, dating from the 18th century, exemplifying impeccable architectural grace and enduring historical significance Former residence of Field Marshal Lord Edmund Ironside, Chief of the Imperial General Staff during the Second World War, commemorated by a distinguished memorial plaque Four bedrooms on the first floor, two boasting original fireplaces, lofty ceilings and exquisite proportions, complemented by two further bedrooms on the second floor Reception rooms of notable character, including a drawing room with large Inglenook fireplace, formal dining room with original cornicing, study, and cosy snug Elegant kitchen/dining room and a beautifully converted outbuilding linked by a glass walkway, flooded with natural light and overlooking mature gardens An exclusive, concealed wine cellar beneath the kitchen—perfectly appointed to enhance entertaining and connoisseurship, plus a hidden wine store Nearly an acre of mature grounds, comprising sweeping lawns, wildflower meadows, a productive kitchen garden and a courtyard sanctuary Versatile ancillary buildings including a charming garden studio, ideally suited as a home office or creative studio further elevating the estate’s allure Prime entrance with a secure garage fitted with an electric door, ensuring privacy, convenience, and an unmistakable sense of prestige Hingham offers convenient access to regional transport networks, with easy routes to Norwich, Cambridge, the Norfolk coast and beyond