This 16th-century Grade II* listed home, known as The Grange, is a distinguished property with a rich history and architectural significance. Originally the seat of the Hobart family, it was later remodelled in the Gothic style in the 19th century. The current owners acquired the property in 2010 and undertook a sympathetic restoration programme, replacing electrics, heating, and roofing, while preserving its original features, including Yorkstone floors, chamfered beams, and stained glass. The property boasts elegant rooms, natural light, and modern comforts, making it an ideal family home. The 12-acre estate features beautifully landscaped gardens, a walled kitchen garden, a restored Victorian glasshouse, and a spring-fed lake with a central island and ornamental bridge. The property also includes a range of traditional outbuildings, including a coach house and stables, offering endless possibilities for creative reimagining. Situated on the edge of Little Plumstead, The Grange enjoys excellent access to the nearby city of Norwich and the Norfolk coastline.