Beckford House is a charming and substantial home located in the picturesque village of North Creake, Norfolk. The property has a discreet presence from the road, but its beauty is revealed upon entering through the side gates. The house is orientated to take advantage of natural light and southern views down its magnificent gardens. The interior features a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with a principal entrance leading to a wide hallway and a "proper" kitchen breakfast room with an Aga cooker and butler's sink. The middle of the house is taken up by a substantial reception room with formal dining and a cozy seating area, which opens out to a patio and orangery. The property also features a ground floor guest bedroom suite, a further room that could be used as a home office or gym, and three generous double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms upstairs. The exterior spaces include a double garage, a studio room with power and light, and a games room with its own WC, which could be converted into a self-contained annex. The gardens are a highlight of the property, with a south-facing aspect and a variety of features including a greenhouse, orchard, and patio areas. The village of North Creake offers a range of amenities, including a church, pub, and village hall, while the nearby town of Burnham Market provides a range of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.