IP222BQ
Algar Road, Bressingham
Grade II listed home dating from the 16th Century, built on a former Roman settlement, one of just four buildings marking the corners of the Duke of Norfolk’s estate Exposed beams, timbered ceilings, original fireplaces, and working log burners throughout the house Four/five double bedrooms and three reception rooms spread across multiple floors, offering versatile living space Kitchen area with traditional pamment flooring, wooden work surfaces, and dual-aspect windows providing a bright and welcoming heart to the home Preserved brickwork, fireplaces, and historic walling showcasing the home’s layered history from the 16th through Victorian eras Approaching one acre (stms) with mature trees, landscaped lawns, and a substantial pond creating a private and tranquil setting Easterly aspect over rolling Norfolk farmland, offering uninterrupted vistas and a serene backdrop Situated in the charming village of Bressingham, known for its close-knit community, village shop, post office, and historic streets A truly niche property, blending historic heritage, character features, and rural seclusion Flexible accommodation ideal for family living, entertaining, or creating private spaces, all within a home that exudes timeless elegance