This 16th-century Grade II-listed house, Temple Bar House, is a charming and historic property located in Earsham, Norfolk, near the Broads National Park. The house has been lovingly restored and retains many original features, including exposed timber beams, ornate panelling, and two remarkable priest holes. The property has a unique layout, with two three-bedroom wings, and is surrounded by beautiful naturalistic gardens that provide year-round interest and distinct areas to enjoy the outdoors. The house has a rich history, dating back to 1530, and is believed to have been built as a hunting lodge for the Duke of Norfolk. The current owners have continued to restore the property, which will require further attention from future owners. The house has a characterful profile, with its red-brick stepped gable end, white-washed frontage, and timber-framed windows, and offers a unique blend of period charm and modern comfort.