This stunning four-bedroom, Grade II-listed manor house, built in 1876, is nestled in a secluded and peaceful position at the edge of the village of Garboldisham, on the border of Norfolk and Suffolk. The property, designed by renowned architect George Gilbert Scott Junior, boasts a unique blend of period charm and modern updates, with its original Victorian features, such as towering windows, high ceilings, and ornate hand-carved railings. The interior spans 3,300 sq ft, with a generous entrance hall, a bright and playful dining room, a social kitchen with a conservatory, and four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with original features. The property also features a beautifully maintained three-acre garden, with a walled garden, herbaceous borders, and a lily pond, as well as a wild woodland area with a 90-year-old black walnut tree. With nearby Diss Station just a 20-minute drive away, offering direct services to London Liverpool Street, this property is an ideal blend of rural tranquility and urban convenience.