Tasburgh Hall is a stunning late Jacobean-style mansion situated in beautifully timbered grounds with formal topiary gardens, an orchard, and a lake. The property has a rich history dating back to the 17th century, with previous owners including the Beevor Family, General William Gwyn, and philanthropist Philip Berney Ficklin. The Hall has undergone significant renovations and additions over the years, including the installation of elaborate plaster mouldings, gilded radiators, and luxury designer bathroom fittings. The property features six bedrooms, including an outstanding principal suite, and four further bathrooms. The gardens have been enhanced with the planting of specimen trees, topiary gardens, and the formation of a stocked lake. The Hall also boasts a self-contained four-bedroom guest wing, a detached two-bedroom gatehouse, and 23 acres of stunning gardens and grounds. Located in the picturesque village of Tasburgh, just a few miles south of Norwich, the property offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and commuter convenience, with direct links to London and the north east coast.