This 16th-century Grade II Listed period rectory, known as The Old Rectory, boasts a unique blend of modern living requirements and original period features. The property's Georgian façade leads to an impressive entrance hall with a 16th-century stained glass window, which in turn opens up to spacious reception rooms, a kitchen with an Aga, and a conservatory. The property also features a coach house, converted into a two-bedroom annexe, and a beautifully maintained seven-acre garden with a half-moat, walled garden, and "secret garden". The property has a rich history, with many original features retained, including shuttered and sash windows, wooden floors, and a utility room with an original bread oven. The property is situated in the village of Swardeston, just south of Norwich, offering easy access to the city and its amenities, as well as the surrounding countryside.