This 16th-century Grade II listed detached house in Cromer village boasts approximately 2,043 sq. ft. of accommodation over two floors. The property features a range of original features, including exposed beams, diamond leaded windows, and an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. The ground floor includes a sitting room/family room, study with en-suite shower room, kitchen/dining room, utility room, and conservatory. The first floor has four bedrooms and a refitted bathroom. The property also includes a timber-clad workshop and garage with three-phase power supply, off-street parking, and a home office with "mega fast fibre" broadband connection. The gardens are laid to lawn with shrub borders and mature trees, and there is a driveway with remote electric gates. Cromer is a charming hamlet with a post mill dating back to 1681, and nearby schools include infant and junior schools in Weston, Ardeley, and Walkern, and secondary schools in Stevenage and Baldock.