This exquisite Grade II Listed period rectory, dating back to the 16th Century, boasts a unique blend of modern living and traditional charm. The property's Georgian façade leads to a spacious and flexible interior, featuring original period features such as stained glass windows, wooden floors, and a bread oven. The kitchen is equipped with a 4-oven Aga and opens up to a sitting room with views of the walled garden and village church. The property also includes a former dairy, game larder, and a courtyard with outbuildings offering potential. The annexe, formerly a coach house, has been converted into a spacious two-bedroom residence with its own kitchen, dining room, and sitting room. The property is set in seven acres of mature grounds, including formal gardens, a half-moat, and a 'secret garden'. The village of Swardeston is nearby, with its bakery and cricket club, and the city of Norwich is just a few miles away, offering excellent access to schools, amenities, and transportation links.