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Tenure: Freehold
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Council tax: Band TBC
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Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Fallow Barn
- 3 bedroom single storey property
- 3 ensuites
- Large open plan reception room
- Enclosed courtyard garden
- Luxurious fixtures and fittings
- Built by Ashlar Developments
- Main images are CGI's and are for guidance only
- Currently under construction
- EPC Rating = C
A bespoke conversion and new build development of six expansive private homes. A rural haven for luxury living.
Description
Plot 3 – Fallow Barn
Living / Kitchen / Dining - 5.32m x 11.08m 17’5” x 36’4”
Study - 2.65m x 5.14m 8’7” x 16’10”
Pantry 2.51m x 1.65m 8’2” x 5’4”
Master Bedroom - 4.27m x 4.20m + DR + ES 14’0” x 13’9”
Bedroom 2 - 5.58m x 2.76m + ES 18’3” x 9’0”
Bedroom 3 - 5.60m x 3.09m + ES 18’4” x 10’1”
Whilst these plans have been prepared with all due care for the convenience of the intending purchaser, the information contained herein is a preliminary guide only. Due to the nature of the construction process it is not possible to give more than a general impression of the floor plans and configurations. Room dimensions are +/- 100mm. Always refer to your Savills sales consultant for final plans.
Nestled in an untouched pocket of the idyllic Norfolk countryside is Hall Farm Barns - a bespoke conversion and new build development of six expansive private homes. A rural haven for luxury living.
Meticulously designed and built to unify the history and heritage
of the buildings with the premium standards of a new build.
Specification
Exterior
• Combination of Reclaimed Norfolk red bricks/new handmade Norfolk red bricks
• Combination of Wienerberger Old Hollow 451 Rustic clay pan tiles and slates
• Fascias / soffits / bargeboards – painted timber
• Black galvanised steel gutters and downpipes
• Aged oak loggia’s to Plots 1 and 2
• Accoya windows and external doors (double glazed)
• Velux windows (double glazed)
• Wall lights to back and front doors, car ports and patios
• Patio areas & paths in natural stone
• Hot water and heating by Mitsubishi air source heat pumps
• Landscaping to include turf, planting beds and generous areas of slabs
• Driveways in natural shingle
• Norfolk Estate fencing to mature treelined driveway
• Electric gated entrance
Interior
• Interior painted in either grey or off-white colour schemes (choice depending on stage of construction)
• Shaker style internal doors
• Contemporary brushed brass ironmongery
• Feature grooved skirting, architrave and bullnose sills
• Minoli tiled floors to cloaks, bathroom and en-suites
• Reeve Oak Floors in Brushed Oyster to kitchen, dining room, living room, bedrooms, hallways etc
Plumbing & Electrical
• Generous amounts of sockets, TV points and data sockets
• Underfloor heating with smart thermostats – controlled with tablet or smartphone
• Crosswater brushed brass electric towel radiators to bathrooms and en-suites
• Timer for heating and hot water control
• Low energy LED lighting in all rooms
• Outside tap
• Lights and sockets to garages
• Double socket with USB chargers in all kitchen, dining rooms, living rooms and bedrooms
• EV Charging point to car ports
• Full fibre installation for superfast broadband
Bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms
• Roca The Gap baths with Bristan taps
• Duravit basin and vanity unit with Crosswater taps to WC’s
• Duravit basin and vanity unit with Crosswater tas to en-suites
• Wall and floor tiling by Minoli Ceramics
• Illuminated Mirrors above basins
• Crosswater brushed brass dual control showers
• Wet room style shower floors
Kitchens & Utility Rooms
• Neptune Suffolk Style kitchens in Driftwood
• Silestone white marble quartz worktop and upstands
• Inset/undermount sink with integrated worktop drainer and Neptune taps
• Miele/Fisher Paykel electric induction hob
• Miele/Fisher Paykel electric oven and built-in combination microwave
• Miele/Fisher Paykel integrated fridge/freezer
• Miele/Fisher Paykel integrated full size dishwasher
• Neptune Extractor hood
• LED in cupboard unit lighting
Please note – specification is to be used as a guide and is subject to change due to the nature of the construction process, please refer to your Sales Advisor for further details.
Location
Little Witchingham’s location promises seclusion and tranquillity, luxury rural living. Set within 1.16sq miles of seasonal fields and open skies, immerse in nature by exploring this unspoilt nook of Norfolk countryside.
Dog-walkers, strollers and hikers alike, can enjoy the country paths, photograph the animals grazing and discover a local hidden treasure, St Faiths Church. Once derelict and lost to the landscape, its interior walls adorn ancient paintings dating back to the early 14th century but hidden for centuries under layers of limewash. Captivating, only the red paint has survived but they tell a detailed story of a time that came before that
only the eye can properly witness.
Whilst being rural, Little Witchingham is not isolated. Sitting peacefully between Great Witchingham and Reepham, both accessible in just a 5-minute car journey. Here you can
access all the amenities you need such as independent shops, cafes, pubs, doctors and supermarkets.
There are also sports facilities and access to the scenic waterways of the Broads National Park for your leisure. Locally, there are excellent academic opportunities for all ages, with
high achieving schools and quality education on offer.
Hall Farm Barns is just 26 minutes’ drive from Norwich. Home to England’s largest open-air market, a 1000-year-old Cathedral and Castle and thriving communities of food, drink, theatre, art, history, architecture and sports. You will experience a diverse city that champions its medieval legacy and celebrates its culture and creativity.
From your doorstep in under 40 minutes, 83 miles of Norfolk coastline is waiting to be explored. With rare wildlife, bustling coastal towns and isolated beaches you will not tire of the breath-taking scenery and places to visit en route from stately homes to woodlands and
natural parks.
Square Footage: 2,262 sq ft
Directions
From your doorstep in Little Witchingham, you are well connected to the region and beyond.
BY CAR
Reepham
5 minutes, (2.1 miles)
Great Witchingham
7 minutes, (2.8 miles)
Royal Norwich Golf Club
7 minutes (2.9 miles)
Norwich Airport
13 minutes (9.4 miles)
Norwich City Centre
26 minutes (11.7 miles)
Norwich Train Station
30 minutes (12.3 miles)
Cromer
33 minutes (18.9 miles)
Blakeney
35 minutes (19.8 miles)
Wells-next-the-Sea
39 minutes (26.1 miles)
BY RAIL
Cambridge
1 hour 20 minutes
London Liverpool Street
1 hour 54 minutes
Peterborough
1 hour 35 minutes
Liverpool
5 hours 26 minutes
Additional Info
Surrounded by serene countryside, a long, gravel drive lined with tall ancient trees, leads to Hall Farm Barns – beautiful and spacious, these one-off converted homes are completely individual and offer an exclusive lifestyle of privacy and calm.
Once outbuildings to store crops adjacent to Little Witchingham Hall, a Grade II listed country house built in 1819 by William Howard, these homes are now filled with character and charm, breathing life back into the historical buildings.
Each home thoughtfully blends modern design with traditional craftsmanship to restore the heritage of these buildings. The attention to detail is unmatched with our onsite workshop and joiner reusing existing materials and restoring original features. As well as offering
space in an open-plan format with floor to ceiling windows and private courtyards and gardens, each home also benefits from ultra-fast fibre broadband, innovative energy efficiency features and infrastructure for electric vehicles, to ensure every home is equipped for modern living.
Description
Plot 3 – Fallow Barn
Living / Kitchen / Dining - 5.32m x 11.08m 17’5” x 36’4”
Study - 2.65m x 5.14m 8’7” x 16’10”
Pantry 2.51m x 1.65m 8’2” x 5’4”
Master Bedroom - 4.27m x 4.20m + DR + ES 14’0” x 13’9”
Bedroom 2 - 5.58m x 2.76m + ES 18’3” x 9’0”
Bedroom 3 - 5.60m x 3.09m + ES 18’4” x 10’1”
Whilst these plans have been prepared with all due care for the convenience of the intending purchaser, the information contained herein is a preliminary guide only. Due to the nature of the construction process it is not possible to give more than a general impression of the floor plans and configurations. Room dimensions are +/- 100mm. Always refer to your Savills sales consultant for final plans.
Nestled in an untouched pocket of the idyllic Norfolk countryside is Hall Farm Barns - a bespoke conversion and new build development of six expansive private homes. A rural haven for luxury living.
Meticulously designed and built to unify the history and heritage
of the buildings with the premium standards of a new build.
Specification
Exterior
• Combination of Reclaimed Norfolk red bricks/new handmade Norfolk red bricks
• Combination of Wienerberger Old Hollow 451 Rustic clay pan tiles and slates
• Fascias / soffits / bargeboards – painted timber
• Black galvanised steel gutters and downpipes
• Aged oak loggia’s to Plots 1 and 2
• Accoya windows and external doors (double glazed)
• Velux windows (double glazed)
• Wall lights to back and front doors, car ports and patios
• Patio areas & paths in natural stone
• Hot water and heating by Mitsubishi air source heat pumps
• Landscaping to include turf, planting beds and generous areas of slabs
• Driveways in natural shingle
• Norfolk Estate fencing to mature treelined driveway
• Electric gated entrance
Interior
• Interior painted in either grey or off-white colour schemes (choice depending on stage of construction)
• Shaker style internal doors
• Contemporary brushed brass ironmongery
• Feature grooved skirting, architrave and bullnose sills
• Minoli tiled floors to cloaks, bathroom and en-suites
• Reeve Oak Floors in Brushed Oyster to kitchen, dining room, living room, bedrooms, hallways etc
Plumbing & Electrical
• Generous amounts of sockets, TV points and data sockets
• Underfloor heating with smart thermostats – controlled with tablet or smartphone
• Crosswater brushed brass electric towel radiators to bathrooms and en-suites
• Timer for heating and hot water control
• Low energy LED lighting in all rooms
• Outside tap
• Lights and sockets to garages
• Double socket with USB chargers in all kitchen, dining rooms, living rooms and bedrooms
• EV Charging point to car ports
• Full fibre installation for superfast broadband
Bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms
• Roca The Gap baths with Bristan taps
• Duravit basin and vanity unit with Crosswater taps to WC’s
• Duravit basin and vanity unit with Crosswater tas to en-suites
• Wall and floor tiling by Minoli Ceramics
• Illuminated Mirrors above basins
• Crosswater brushed brass dual control showers
• Wet room style shower floors
Kitchens & Utility Rooms
• Neptune Suffolk Style kitchens in Driftwood
• Silestone white marble quartz worktop and upstands
• Inset/undermount sink with integrated worktop drainer and Neptune taps
• Miele/Fisher Paykel electric induction hob
• Miele/Fisher Paykel electric oven and built-in combination microwave
• Miele/Fisher Paykel integrated fridge/freezer
• Miele/Fisher Paykel integrated full size dishwasher
• Neptune Extractor hood
• LED in cupboard unit lighting
Please note – specification is to be used as a guide and is subject to change due to the nature of the construction process, please refer to your Sales Advisor for further details.
Location
Little Witchingham’s location promises seclusion and tranquillity, luxury rural living. Set within 1.16sq miles of seasonal fields and open skies, immerse in nature by exploring this unspoilt nook of Norfolk countryside.
Dog-walkers, strollers and hikers alike, can enjoy the country paths, photograph the animals grazing and discover a local hidden treasure, St Faiths Church. Once derelict and lost to the landscape, its interior walls adorn ancient paintings dating back to the early 14th century but hidden for centuries under layers of limewash. Captivating, only the red paint has survived but they tell a detailed story of a time that came before that
only the eye can properly witness.
Whilst being rural, Little Witchingham is not isolated. Sitting peacefully between Great Witchingham and Reepham, both accessible in just a 5-minute car journey. Here you can
access all the amenities you need such as independent shops, cafes, pubs, doctors and supermarkets.
There are also sports facilities and access to the scenic waterways of the Broads National Park for your leisure. Locally, there are excellent academic opportunities for all ages, with
high achieving schools and quality education on offer.
Hall Farm Barns is just 26 minutes’ drive from Norwich. Home to England’s largest open-air market, a 1000-year-old Cathedral and Castle and thriving communities of food, drink, theatre, art, history, architecture and sports. You will experience a diverse city that champions its medieval legacy and celebrates its culture and creativity.
From your doorstep in under 40 minutes, 83 miles of Norfolk coastline is waiting to be explored. With rare wildlife, bustling coastal towns and isolated beaches you will not tire of the breath-taking scenery and places to visit en route from stately homes to woodlands and
natural parks.
Square Footage: 2,262 sq ft
Directions
From your doorstep in Little Witchingham, you are well connected to the region and beyond.
BY CAR
Reepham
5 minutes, (2.1 miles)
Great Witchingham
7 minutes, (2.8 miles)
Royal Norwich Golf Club
7 minutes (2.9 miles)
Norwich Airport
13 minutes (9.4 miles)
Norwich City Centre
26 minutes (11.7 miles)
Norwich Train Station
30 minutes (12.3 miles)
Cromer
33 minutes (18.9 miles)
Blakeney
35 minutes (19.8 miles)
Wells-next-the-Sea
39 minutes (26.1 miles)
BY RAIL
Cambridge
1 hour 20 minutes
London Liverpool Street
1 hour 54 minutes
Peterborough
1 hour 35 minutes
Liverpool
5 hours 26 minutes
Additional Info
Surrounded by serene countryside, a long, gravel drive lined with tall ancient trees, leads to Hall Farm Barns – beautiful and spacious, these one-off converted homes are completely individual and offer an exclusive lifestyle of privacy and calm.
Once outbuildings to store crops adjacent to Little Witchingham Hall, a Grade II listed country house built in 1819 by William Howard, these homes are now filled with character and charm, breathing life back into the historical buildings.
Each home thoughtfully blends modern design with traditional craftsmanship to restore the heritage of these buildings. The attention to detail is unmatched with our onsite workshop and joiner reusing existing materials and restoring original features. As well as offering
space in an open-plan format with floor to ceiling windows and private courtyards and gardens, each home also benefits from ultra-fast fibre broadband, innovative energy efficiency features and infrastructure for electric vehicles, to ensure every home is equipped for modern living.
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