Lessingham Manor is a superb and substantial five-bedroom single story manor house of brick and flint construction under a pantile roof. The property offers diverse and flexible accommodation with generous reception rooms, many of which benefit from views over the beautifully kept gardens, paddocks and woodland. The existing owner has meticulously improved and maintained the house during her ownership and has taken great pride in creating a unique lifestyle from all that Lessingham Manor has to offer.

Adjacent to Lessingham Manor is a separate 3-bedroom cottage, which offers excellent ancillary accommodation to the main house or as a rental property which is currently in use today.

The property is approached via a long and private driveway and has off street parking available for multiple vehicles, with associated garaging. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub and hedge borders, with a variety of deciduous and evergreen trees including fig, walnut, cherry and sweet chestnut and border the paddocks and woodlands. There are a range of outbuildings, which comprise a superb studio, versatile storage
areas or potential for conversion (subject to the
necessary planning consents).

Lessingham, a northeast Norfolk village only 1.5 miles from the coast and sandy beaches at Eccles and beyond. The Ingham Swan can be found about 1.5 miles to the south. The village enjoys the Star Inn public house and a small independent senior school. A number of local amenities including shops, supermarkets, healthcare and schooling can be found in the market town of Stalham just 2.5 miles away and in Wroxham and North Walsham both 10 miles away. A local bus service from Lessingham runs to both Stalham and North Walsham, whereas the nearest train station is in Wroxham with a service to Norwich and Sheringham. Gunton Station is also found on the same service which offers a number of nearby and excellent pubs including the Gunton Arms, the Suffield Arms and the Vernon Aarms. The Norfolk coast is considered to be an area of outstanding natural beauty and along with the Norfolk Broads is best known for its birdlife.

Norwich 15 miles to the to the south west is the regional centre and offers excellent cultural and business amenities and is home to some excellent private schools including Norwich School, Norwich High School or Girls, Town Close Preparatory School and Langley School. Norwich also has an international airport and mainline railway station servicing the county and London.

The Georgian market town of Holt is located 20 miles to the north west and is home to the renowned Gresham’s School. Holt also offers good local amenities and is within close proximity of the north Norfolk coast.