The Old Rectory is a stunning Grade II Listed period rectory, dating back to the 16th Century with later Georgian additions, set in seven acres of mature grounds. The property combines modern living requirements with spacious and flexible accommodation, retaining many original period features. The impressive double-fronted Georgian façade leads to a grand entrance hall with a 16th Century stained glass window, which opens up to reception rooms, a kitchen with an Aga, and a sitting room with views over the rear garden. The property also features a converted coach house with two en-suite bedrooms, a former dairy, game larder, and a courtyard with outbuildings. The formal gardens, including a half-moat, are immaculately maintained, with a "secret garden" and a walled garden at the side of the house. The property is situated in the village of Swardeston, just south of Norwich, with excellent access to the city and surrounding areas.