Property description

The house is a very attractive flint and brick building with a terracotta pantiled roof, approached from the front by a lovely, large, half-brick and oak-pillared porch. Harringay House is a light and spacious home with a wealth of original beams, maintaining a very rustic feel and exuding character. The walls in the 'far lounge' are as much as four feet thick so provide good insulation; timbers in the walls have been left exposed in many of the rooms adding to the sense of the past, and hinting at its more humble origins. The bedrooms all have timbered, vaulted ceilings giving a fabulous feeling of height and space, something the owner will really miss.There are now two paved areas near the back of the house with a linking meandering path, and there are lots of places to sit either in sun or shade. There's a willow tree in the middle, a summerhouse, a large, fixed parasol, a playhouse and a small raised fish pond. The property is in a small village, surrounded by farmland.

Property Features :

• A Desirable Norfolk Flint and Brick Farmhouse
• Benefitting from Inglenooks, Exposed Beams, Pamment Flooring and Aga
• Reception Room, Sitting Room, Playroom and Dining Room
• Four Bedrooms, an En-Suite Shower Room and Family Bathroom
• Gravelled Side Driveway and Off-Street Parking for Numerous Vehicles