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" A Grade II listed Townhouse comprises 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms. The property is presented in very good condition and benefits from Oil Heating, Wooden Windows.
New Buckenham is known among historians as a medieval planned town whose layout and scale remain largely unaltered. Burrage House is one of the most historically interesting homes in the village and named after the merchant John Burrage, its owner in 1599. In 2004, it was one of 11 houses selected by the Norfolk Historic Buildings Group and the dendrochronology laboratory at the University of Sheffield for historical recording, original frame reconstruction drawings and tree ring dating analysis. Its sympathetic and high quality renovation has ensured not only the preservation of many original features but the provision of modern, comfortable, low maintenance living Located in an attractive village with the houses set around the central green. It has a good community spirit and retains its services including a butchers, shop with post office, public houses and other small businesses. The village is well located for access to Attleborough and Wymondham, 5 and 7 miles respectively, both of which are market towns with rail stations on the Norwich to Cambridge line. For access to London there is a mainline station at Diss, within 8 miles, with a journey time to London Liverpool Street of around 90 minutes. Just to the north of the village is a large expanse of common.

Basement

Cellar
Leading down from the kitchen, there is a dry cellar with a brick floor and lovely exposed chamfered timbered ceiling with stop mouldings

Ground Floor

Dining Room
17' x 15'10'. A room that is full of character with a beautiful Inglenook fireplace and pamment floor, it has areas of exposed brickwork and original beams and has the added benefit of underfloor heating,
Snug/Family Room
Situated between the dining room and kitchen, the snug has a pamment floor with underfloor heating and exposed beams it is currently used as a quiet seating and study area, there is a window to the rear that looks out onto the pretty courtyard garden
Lounge
19'2' x 17'. This room truly shows and feels the history of this house, with its stunning beams and wooden floor. It has two sash windows to the front which allows in plenty of light, it also has accesss to both the kitchen and dining room, and benefits from underfloor heating.
Kitchen/breakfast room
30'2' x 8'1'. A handmade oak fited kitchen with a pamment floor and vaulted ceiling, there is a wrought iron handrail with a brick stairway that leads down to the cellar, there is also an area of the kitchen where you can enjoy breakfast whilst looking out onto the pretty courtyard garden

First Floor

Landing
An Oak staircase leads to the second floor
Master Bedroom
15'6' x 12'11'. With its ceiling beams and exposed brick fireplace, this is another room that allows the character of this property to come alive, there is a sash window to the front and a built in storage cupboard
Double Bedroom
12'1"' x 12'6"'.
Single Bedroom
10'5"' x 8'3"'.
Bathroom
A white suite with WC, Wash hand basin, bath and shower

Second Floor

Single Bedroom
9'5' x 9'5'. This room has a velux window to the rear allowing in lots of light, there is exposed beams and brickwork and a latched cupboard built into the eaves
Bathroom
A white suite with WC, Wash hand basin and bath.
Single Bedroom
9'3"' x 9'3"'.

Gardens
Own Garden. Pretty courtyard Rear Garden, with a pergola and paved area, there is a gate to the rear and a brick and flint outhouse, the garden has a variety of established climbing plants and flowers and can be accessed from the kitchen

Parking
Roadside Parking

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