Tenure: FreeholdExceptionally positioned Edwardian house
Description
The Property
Hill House is an impressive Edwardian house enjoying
exceptional views across the Waveney Valley. Dating back to 1904, the original part of the house offers well-proportioned ground floor accommodation including formal reception rooms that enjoy south facing views. The house was substantially extended in 2008 to create an indoor swimming pool complex that incorporates an informal sitting/ dining area as well as a
sauna and shower room. The bedroom accommodation flows across the first and second floors to provide six bedrooms in total including a principal bedroom suite with dressing room and bathroom. Above the swimming pool complex is a spacious media/ family room that leads to a balcony which overlooks the grounds. The main house in all extends to 7,440 sq ft of living
accommodation. The property enjoys a woodland setting and the gardens are largely laid to lawn to accommodate a large terrace which runs the length of the house, and a helicopter
pad and shed. A sweeping driveway leads to the main
entrance and round to extensive garaging. The grounds lead down towards the River Waveney and a right of way provides access to a private mooring plot. In all Hill House sits in about 3.86 acres of land.
Location
Situation
Hill House is situated at the end of a private road and
occupies an elevated position which maximises its views
across the Waveney Valley, a natural boundary between
Norfolk and Suffolk. The house is situated about a mile and a
half from the Somerleyton Estate which sensitively farms surrounding countryside and is famous for its traditional and
unspoilt estate village and Somerleyton Hall. There are local shopping amenities in the market town of Beccles which is
approximately eight miles away. St Olaves is 20 miles from the Cathedral city of Norwich. There are good sporting facilities available in the locality, in particular sailing and boating on the River Waveney which connects with the nearby River Yare, allowing access to the whole of the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads network. There are several golf courses nearby. The Suffolk
Heritage coast at Southwold can be found approximately 20 miles away. There are rail services at Somerleyton, Haddiscoe and Great Yarmouth.
Acreage: 3.86 Acres
Directions
Directions
Leave Norwich on the A146 Beccles Road and after passing Loddon turn left at Hales signposted towards Great Yarmouth and Haddiscoe on the B1136. Continue on this road to a T Junction adjoining the A143 and turn left signposted to Great Yarmouth. Cross over the canal and River Waveney itself and passing The Bell Public House on the right turn right signposted towards Somerleyton on the B1074. Heath Road will be found after about a mile on the right hand side. Continue down this
private road until reaching gates signposted Hill House. The drive sweeps around to the front entrance of the house. The postcode for the property is NR31 9HL
Additional Info
Services
Mains waters and electricity. Private bore hole. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating.