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Guide Price£1,100,000

Beeston, Mid-Norfolk

Land size
4 acres
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
3

Key Features

  • A CHARMING FAMILY HOME IN JUST UNDER 4 ACRES OF PRIVATE GROUNDS
  • OVER 4,000 SQ./FT. OF INTERNAL FLOOR SPACE
  • 4/5 BEDROOMS WITH 2 EN-SUITE
  • 4 GROUND FLOOR RECEPTION ROOMS
  • PRIVATE DRIVEWAY INTO SECLUDED SETTING
  • FORMAL GARDENS, WOODLAND & WILDLIFE POND
  • 12M X 12M STEEL FRAMED BARN/WORKSHOP
  • SURROUNDED BY FARMLAND & OPEN COUNTRYSIDE
  • ELETRIC SUPPLY FORM SOLAR ARRAY REDUCING RUNNING COSTS
  • EASY ACCESS TO THE COAST, NORWICH & NEARBY MARKET TOWNS

Description

The Norfolk Agents are delighted to offer Woodfield House, a delightful family home nestled in private grounds of just under 4 acres and surrounded by open countryside, in the heart or rural mid-Norfolk. This individual 4/5-bedroom property offers over 4,000 sq./ft. of versatile accommodation over two floors, along with a pair of garages which have planning consent to convert into a self-contained annex (see agent's notes). The grounds include formal lawns around the house, a wildlife pond and a private woodland, as well as a 12m x 12m steel framed barn/workshop which has a separate access from the road, if required.

Woodfield House is an ideal home for any family seeking a private and peaceful setting with generous outside space. The central location and easy access on to the A47 mean that the majority of Norfolk's many attractions are within a 40-minute drive. The nearby market towns of Dereham, Swaffham and Fakenham can all be reached within 15 minutes, whilst the well-served village of Litcham is only 2 miles away.

ACCOMMODATION

Visitors are welcomed in to the spacious reception hall, with pamment flooring, a woodburning stove and an oak staircase which rises to the first floor. The family sitting room is a superbly proportioned reception space with a beamed ceiling, woodburning stove in a brick built fireplace and doors opening to the terrace and the orangery. The orangery is a versatile, hardwood construction under a pitched glass roof with pleasant views over the garden. A door from the orangery leads back into the cosy snug, which also houses a wood burner and displays an original brick and flint wall.

At the opposite end of the ground floor, the farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room is another spacious and homely area for family members to congregate. The kitchen comprises a collection of handmade units under granite work surfaces with a matching central island. The kitchen is equipped with an oil-fired range cooker and an integrated oven and hob, as well as an integrated fridge and dishwasher. The room also provides plenty of space for a large breakfast table and other furniture. To the rear of the kitchen, there is an entrance lobby with a door opening from the driveway. From the lobby there are doors into a well equipped utility room, and a highly useful boot room, both of which offer additional storage space and stable doors to the garden.

To the side of the kitchen, an opening from the hall leads into the formal dining room which displays an impressive array of joinery, as well as enjoying far reaching field views. There are two further adaptable ground floor rooms, currently used as home offices, the study has previously served as a ground floor bedroom with the adjacent cloakroom.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms arranged around the galleried landing, which offers an extensive array of built-in storage. The triple aspect master suite offers exceptional proportions, encompassing a dressing area and a luxurious en-suite with a bath and separate shower. Bedroom 2 also enjoys the convenience of an en-suite shower room, whilst bedrooms 3 and 4 (which are both comfortable double rooms) are served by the recently refurbished family bathroom.

GROUNDS & OUTBUILDINGS

The property is approached over a long tree-lined shingle drive which leads to a carriage style driveway to the front of the house and garages. There are two separate garages attached to the side of the house, providing covered parking or storage space, with steps up to a boarded loft.

The area to the south and east of the house is laid to lawn, overlooked by a south-facing paved terrace which can be accessed from the sitting room and orangery. There is also a natural pond which attracts no end of local bird and wildlife, alongside a productive fruit and vegetable garden. The land to the west of the driveway has been left to become a more naturalistic area, with wildflowers covering the ground between a variety of established trees.

To the east of the driveway, there is a useful 12m x 12m steel-framed barn with an adjoining toilet block, all of which has an electrical power and water supply. The area around the barn, which includes a large concrete loading pad, amounts to around an acre. This section of the grounds can be accessed directly from a separate road access which is owned by a neighbouring landowner, with the residents of Woodfield House having a permanent right of way.

LOCATION

Beeston is a small village located in the heart of rural mid-Norfolk, only a few minutes' drive north of the A47 and centrally positioned for all of the County's attractions. The nearby market towns of Swaffham and Dereham are only a few miles away, whilst the vibrant city of Norwich can be reached within around 35 minutes. The Royal Sandringham Estate is around 20 miles away, whilst the nearest coastline can be reached at Wells -next-the-Sea within around half an hour. There is a Primary School in Beeston, as well as the thriving community owned village pub. There is also the village hall which hosts organised events throughout the year, a playing field with children's play area and a very active cricket club. The nearby village of Litcham provides a doctors' surgery and schooling for 4 to 16-year olds as well as a village store and deli.

SERVICES

The property is currently connected to the adjoining solar array, which provides electricity to the property and can continue to do so, reducing energy costs significantly. Oil-fired central heating. Private drainage.

AGENTS NOTE

For more information regarding the proposed conversion of the garage into a self-contained annex, please visit the Breckland Council planning portal and use the reference: PL/2025/0339/HOU

TENURE: FREEHOLD

EPC RATING: D - The full report can be downloaded or provided by The Norfolk Agents.

COUNCIL TAX BAND: G

1. Purchasers will be asked to produce ID to satisfy money laundering regulations and we would ask for your co-operation in providing the relevant documentation.

2. While we endeavour to make our sales details fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to make further investigations.

3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only.

4. Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property. We strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.

5. THESE PARTICULARS ARE ISSUED IN GOOD FAITH BUT DO NOT FORM PART OF ANY OFFER OR CONTRACT. THE MATTERS REFERRED TO IN THESE PARTICULARS SHOULD BE INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED BY PROSPECTIVE BUYERS OR TENANTS. THE NORFOLK AGENTS LIMITED NOR ANY OF ITS EMPLOYEES HAS ANY AUTHORITY TO MAKE OR GIVE ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY WHATEVER IN RELATION TO THIS PROPERTY.

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Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
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Date Posted
2026-02-04

Market Value Analysis

Compared with 1,167 Homes with Land listings in East Anglia (1+ acres).

This Property£275,000 / acre
Homes with Land Average (1+ acres) £379,294 / acre
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Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
60 D
76 C

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

Running costs are one side. Planning activity, flood history and ground risks for this location are in the full report.

Utilities & Restrictions

Utilities

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Rights & Restrictions

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Listed status, conservation areas and planning constraints for this location are in the full report.

Property Features

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Parking
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Garden
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Beyond the particulars: planning activity, flood history, heritage and ground risks, checked for this exact spot.

Connectivity

Broadband

Fastest speed available at this postcode

32 Mbps

Superfast · available to 12% of premises

Suitable for

  • HD streaming
  • Video calls
  • Web & social

Mobile signal

CallsDataEE Good GoodO2 Good GoodThree Good GoodVodafone Good Good

Outdoor predictions; indoor signal depends on building materials.

Ofcom Connected Nations postcode-level predictions. Speeds and signal are modelled, not measured, and vary between addresses and providers.

Signal is the easy part. Planning activity, flood history and protected designations here are in the full report.

Nearest Schools

Primary

  • Beeston Primary School569 metresNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    91
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Litcham School1.9 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 16
    Pupils
    727
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Necton VA Primary School3.8 milesOfsted report card · May 2026
    Ages
    3 to 11
    Pupils
    198
    Type
    Voluntary aided school
    Faith
    Church of England
  • Sporle Church of England Primary Academy4.3 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    5 to 11
    Pupils
    83
    Type
    Academy sponsor led
    Faith
    Church of England
  • Scarning Voluntary Controlled Primary School4.4 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    415
    Type
    Voluntary controlled school

Secondary

  • Litcham School1.9 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 16
    Pupils
    727
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Northgate High School5.1 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,203
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Dereham Neatherd High School5.8 milesOfsted: Requires improvement *
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,079
    Type
    Academy converter
  • The Nicholas Hamond Academy7.1 milesOfsted report card · Mar 2026
    Ages
    11 to 16
    Pupils
    710
    Type
    Academy sponsor led
  • Wayland Academy9.4 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    11 to 16
    Pupils
    564
    Type
    Academy converter

* Latest graded judgement covers quality of education only; no overall grade was issued under the 2024-25 inspection framework.

Distances are straight-line from the advertised location. Source: the national school registers (DfE, Welsh Government, Scottish Government) and Ofsted.

Schools are just the start: sold prices nearby, planning activity and any flood history are in the full report.

Amenities

Supermarket

Asda Necton Express Petrol, Necton3.8 miles
Co-op Riverside Foodstore, Dereham4.9 miles
Co-op East Dereham, Dereham5.2 miles

GP surgery

Litcham Health Centre2 miles

Pharmacy

Boots5.1 miles

Hospital

Dereham Hospital5.2 miles

Green space

Playing Field608 metres

Straight-line distances from the advertised location. Sources: NHS records, Geolytix supermarket locations, OS Open Greenspace and the national trails registers.

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Getting Around

Nearest station

Attleborough Rail Station15 miles

Nearest bus stop

Craft and Model Store568 metres

Typical drive times

Dereham11 min · 7.2 miles
Hingham21 min · 14 miles
Fakenham18 min · 12 miles
Swaffham14 min · 9.1 miles
Norwich (city)37 min · 23 miles

Straight-line distances from the advertised location; drive times are typical free-flow times over OpenStreetMap road data, so allow more at peak. Public transport locations from DfT NaPTAN.

Easy to reach matters. So do planning activity, flood history and ground risks: all in the full report.

Flood Risk

From Environment Agency flood map open data, checked around the advertised map pin and allowing for the listed acreage where known. This summary comes from LandSale, the advertising platform, not from the listing agent, and is not part of the agent's particulars. Risk can vary across a single holding, so verify anything critical through your own searches before committing.

Rivers and the sea

Flood Zone 1Lower risk

Surface water

Outside the mapped risk bandsVery low risk

The detail behind these bandings

The full report pinpoints where this location sits on the flood maps, and runs the deeper checks that usually only surface after an offer.

  • Exact flood zones & annual chances (included in the full report)
  • Any recorded past flooding (included in the full report)
  • Planning activity nearby (included in the full report)
  • Heritage & conservation (included in the full report)
  • Protected nature designations (included in the full report)
  • Ground risks (included in the full report)
  • Sold prices nearby (included in the full report)

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