The Grange is a historic Grade II* listed home with a fascinating past, dating back to the 16th century. Originally known as Plumstead Hall, it was the seat of the Hobart family, who also owned Blickling Hall. The property has undergone several transformations, including a Gothic-style remodel in the early 19th century and Victorian alterations. After years of neglect, the current owners acquired the property in 2010 and embarked on a sympathetic restoration program, which has resulted in a beautiful home with a mix of modern comforts and period charm. The property features impressive fireplaces, high ceilings, stained glass, and original shutters, as well as a rebuilt billiard room and renovated gym studio. The gardens and grounds are equally impressive, with 12 acres of land, including a walled kitchen garden, orchard, and a spring-fed lake with a central island and ornamental bridge. The property is located on the edge of Little Plumstead, with easy access to Norwich and the Norfolk Broads.