A Distinguished Period Home in Trunch

Positioned within a private setting at the heart of the well-regarded coastal village of Trunch, Gorrell Hill Farm is a distinguished period home that reveals far more than first impressions suggest. Held within the same family for many decades, it carries a natural sense of warmth and authenticity, thoughtfully maintained and presented to an exceptional standard throughout.

The house unfolds with an easy sense of flow, its proportions both generous and adaptable. The principal accommodation is arranged over two floors, offering three bedrooms alongside a series of reception rooms that respond effortlessly to the rhythms of modern life. Whether arranged for formal entertaining, relaxed family gatherings or quieter moments, each space feels considered and inviting, unified by a consistent attention to detail.

At the centre of the home, the kitchen provides a sociable and functional hub, designed with everyday living in mind. It is a space that encourages connection, equally suited to informal meals or larger occasions, with a natural link to the surrounding rooms enhancing its role within the house. Complementing this is a dedicated workspace, an increasingly valuable addition that supports home working without compromising the balance of the living areas.

A key feature of the property is the attached three bedroom annexe, offering genuine flexibility. Thoughtfully integrated yet capable of independent use, it provides an ideal arrangement for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or a degree of separation for a relative seeking their own space. This element adds a further layer of versatility to an already well-balanced home.

Externally, the grounds have been carefully arranged to provide a variety of distinct yet harmonious spaces. A private walled courtyard offers a sheltered setting, perfect for outdoor dining or quiet relaxation, while the formal lawns extend beyond, framed by established planting and mature borders. There is a natural sense of enclosure and calm, with each area designed to make the most of its orientation and outlook.

Practicality is equally well considered. A recently constructed double garage, complete with an electric roller door, enhances the functionality of the property, while the extensive driveway allows for ample parking, comfortably accommodating multiple vehicles.

Offered to the market with no onward chain, Gorrell Hill Farm represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine character and substance. Its combination of scale, flexibility and presentation, set within a thriving village environment close to the coastline, creates a compelling proposition for those seeking both lifestyle and longevity in equal measure.

NORTH WALSHAM
A popular market town, North Walsham situated a few miles from the seaside town of Cromer and The Norfolk Broads capital, Wroxham.

The town offers many amenities including a range of supermarkets, leisure facilities, shops, primary and secondary schools, sixth form college, doctors surgeries and a cottage hospital. There are regular bus and train services to the cathedral city of Norwich, where there are a wider range of facilities including an international airport and mainline.

Situated a short commute away from Norwich with its many amenities, Wroxham is renowned for its boating culture.

Standing on the river Bure, the village is divided by the river and shares its many attractions with the neighbouring Hoveton St John. Whether on the water or congregating in the busy pubs and restaurants on offer, there is something that will capture the heart of everyone. If you choose to hire a boat, you can travel at a leisurely pace along the broads and moor up at one of the local pubs. The Ferry Inn at Horning serves food all day and offers a fantastic outdoor space and plenty of mooring.

If you would rather stay on dry land, you can wander through the riverside park and feed the ducks, enjoy afternoon tea at one of the quaint tea rooms or simply sit and watch the boats go by in a sunshine filled pub garden.

The Bure Valley railway, which started in 1900, begins its journey in the centre of Wroxham. Both a steam and diesel train run the 18 mile round trip, taking you on a tour of pretty Norfolk villages and ending in Aylsham.

SERVICES CONNECTED
Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage.

COUNCIL TAX
Band B (with change on sale).

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING
To be confirmed. To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit https://find energy-certificate.digital.communities.gov.uk/find-a-certificate/search-by-reference-number and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.

TENURE
Freehold.

LOCATION
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