The White House is a substantial and imposing early Victorian house of principally gault brick elevations under a slate roof. The property is not listed and has recently been comprehensively renovated and modernised to a high specification finish. The current owners have created some fabulous spaces, and of particular note is the substantial kitchen/breakfast room which also has a seating area and double doors to the south facing terrace. The kitchen is bespoke and has marble work surfaces along with tiled floor with underfloor heating and high quality appliances including a wine fridge, an induction hob, two ovens and a roof lantern providing lots of light. Accessed via sliding doors is the panelled dining room with the flexibility to either be incorporated into the kitchen or separated off. There is a separate drawing room with wood burning stove and a sitting room also with a wood burning stove and both have bay windows with the sitting room having a charming window seat. There are numerous period features including cornicing, ceiling roses and ornate stone and marble fireplaces and surrounds. There are also working shutters and sash windows in the majority of the house.

The White House offers very comfortable family living over three floors, and on the first floor there are four generous bedrooms with en suite bath/shower rooms with the principal bedroom having a dressing room. On the second floor there is a bedroom suite which also has air conditioning. The house is well suited to family living, with a games room/bar with bi-fold doors leading on to the terrace downstairs and a substantial utility room which is adjacent to a cloakroom.

Next to the house is the substantial annexe/garage block, which has a double car port and separate garage and via its own access door is currently a therapy/beauty room with gym adjacent. There is a separate WC and an en suite shower room. On the first floor is substantial studio/office which is 36ft x 21ft. The annexe has been built specifically with flexibility in mind and is ready to be used as accommodation if required which would provide potentially two bedrooms and a kitchen/sitting room. There is potential for more in the studio if this was sectioned off.

There is a substantial parking and turning area outside the house which is accessed via electric gates and ornate railings from the highway. The main garden is to the rear, is south facing and is mainly laid to lawn with a charming yew tree and some flower borders. There is also a covered BBQ/outside dining area along with a generous terrace at the rear of the house which gives direct access to the games room/bar and kitchen.

The White House is situated in the village of East Harling, which provides local amenities including a post office and convenience store, takeaway restaurants, public houses, primary school, doctors surgery and a butcher. There is a good vibrant local community with sports teams and events in the community hall. The A11 is nearby and gives direct access to Newmarket, Cambridge, Stansted airport, London and Norwich. Along with the recently improved A14 giving access to the Midlands. Harling Road Railway Station provides access to Cambridge, Norwich and beyond and both Thetford and Attleborough provide good everyday amenities including supermarkets. There is an excellent daytime restaurant at The English Whisky Distillery which is about 1 mile away.