Set in a highly secluded location accessed from Baxter’s Lane, this impressive and imaginative barn conversion makes for a very special home. With a five-bar gate leading to a driveway providing ample parking, there is also a detached brick-built double garage.

The entrance to the property offers visitors a lovely sense of occasion with views through the entrance lobby into the main reception hall and beyond, a room which enjoys the full height of the property and showcases some beautiful, exposed timber.

This main room is the heart of the property and makes a perfect area for entertaining with an adjoining semi-open plan sitting room that boasts a double aspect along with a gas log-burner to make the winter nights a cosy affair. The garden room to the rear of the hall is a bespoke build to the highest quality and enjoys some fabulous views over the garden as does the study, which comes with fitted shelves and desk.

The kitchen breakfast room has been refitted and offers a contemporary and stylish range of units with an induction hob, twin eye-level single ovens and granite worksurfaces. The ground floor also offers a double bedroom with adjoining shower room to complement the upstairs bathroom.

The galleried landing has a wonderful view down into the main hall and has a bedroom at each end, with the master offering a vaulted ceiling and a beautifully refitted en-suite in warm tones. The family bathroom also has a drying room adjacent and access to the eave’s storage.

The rear garden is a delight, having been the cumulative result of years of dedication and effort, the main garden wraps around the property and is planted with well stocked and mature beds containing a diverse and varied selection of perennials, shrubs and trees. To the rear is a pretty paddock with a small orchard and a pond, which along with the garden, offer stunning views across open farmland. In total the plot is just under half an acre. We strongly advise viewing to fully appreciate this unique residence.

Shotesham is one of the South Norfolk’s prettiest villages with a beautiful view of the one-mile Common from the elevated All Saint’s Church. Its location is also perfect being set around five miles South of Norwich around halfway between the A140 Leading to Diss and Ipswich; and the A146, giving access to Beccles and the Stunning Heritage Coast which offers some fantastic seaside towns and nature reserves. The Norfolk Broads can be easily reached giving you access to over a hundred miles of navigable waterway. The village benefits from some beautiful, walks, nearby public houses and restaurants along with some wonderful farm shops selling local and fresh produce. The area is well catered for with a mix of schooling in nearby, Brooke, Hempnall, Poringland and Framingham Earl. Norwich offers a main line service to London Liverpool Street, and both the A12 and A11 provide easy links out of the County and beyond by car.