This impressive Grade II Listed farmhouse, Barrow Hall Farm, boasts immense character and history, dating back to at least the 16th century. The property features a Georgian period façade, exposed beams, iron work, and masonry, and has been home to the Bishop of Norwich and the Lord of the Manor in the past. The property offers spacious accommodation, including two main reception rooms, a farmhouse-style kitchen, and four double bedrooms, one with an en-suite dressing room and shower room. The grounds include formal gardens, a moat, and an extensive array of trees and bushes, making it a picturesque and tranquil setting. The property also features a detached garage and annexe, with its own kitchenette, shower room, and mezzanine floor chill-out space, providing ample opportunities for multigenerational living or running a small business. The 7-7.25 acre plot includes several outbuildings, including a barn, open-fronted barn, and stabling block, as well as multiple paddocks, offering huge potential for development subject to planning permission. The owner, who has lived in the property for 23 years, is eager to pass on the reins to a new family, with no onward chain to delay the sale.