Hampson House is a stunning early Edwardian property situated in mature woodland gardens of about an acre, offering over 3,200 sq ft of accommodation over three storeys. The property, formerly known as The Vicarage, boasts distinctive gables and bays, built of brick elevations under a pantile roof. The interior features impressive period details, including an impressive staircase, original fireplaces, picture rails, and light-filled spacious rooms. The property has a central entrance and staircase hall, linking all the main rooms, including a south-facing drawing room and sitting room, a dining room, and a kitchen with a utility room and pantry. The split-level first floor hosts five bedrooms, with a shower room and bathroom, and the staircase continues up to a second floor with a further bedroom and extensive attic rooms. The property is approached through five-bar wooden gates, onto a turning and parking area, and the gardens and grounds provide good privacy with mature boundaries, including an orchard and fine trees. Located in a quiet lane in Old Costessey, the property offers excellent access to local amenities, including shops, schools, and a direct bus service to Norwich, which has a main railway station and international airport.