Old Moor Barn

About this property

Attractive former mill with the rustic nature of the building preserved, Situated over the mill stream.

Quietly situated in an idyllic rural position one mile from the town centre, this 200-year-old mill faces south and is located directly over the mill stream, offering glorious views of the surrounding countryside, and providing an ideal place to relax and unwind. This is the owner's much loved second home and is a quirky property with rural charm, but lacking in the more standardised, modern finish of many cottages. The individual, rustic nature of the building has been preserved with authentic wooden floors, exposed brickwork and beamed ceilings. Shop/Pub:1 mile.

Ground Floor:

Sitting/Dining Room large double-height room with comfortable seating, large interacitveTV with FreeSat, iPlayer and Netflix, DVD player, video, woodburner, dining table and chairs to seat eight, stairs leading to first floor with Galleried Sitting Area overlooking sitting/dining room

Kitchen with electric cooker, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and large kitchen table 

Pantry with washing machine, dryer and freezer

First Floor:

Bedroom 1 with a double bed and En-Suite Shower Room with shower, washbasin and wc

Second Floor:

Bedroom 2 with a double bed with pretty views over the mill pond

Bedroom 3 Large family room with a double bed, three single beds and views up and down-stream 

Bathroom with bath, washbasin and wc

Garden: Fully enclosed rough grass garden area of one and a half acres, barbecue and garden benches and table for al fresco dining. Outdoor table tennis table.

Parking: For four cars.

Heating: O.F.C.H. and initial supply of fuel for woodburner included.

Also Provided: Towels. WiFi. Good selection of books and games. Telephone for incoming calls only.

Notes: This is a non-smoking property.  Please note that there is water in front of, beneath and behind the property so care must be taken with small children.  Mobile signal - weak. 

Reepham is a small market town which has been designated a conservation area and is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Impressive Georgian properties line the square and the town is unique in once having had three churches in one churchyard, of which two still remain, only yards apart. It is an ideal area for walking and cycling with the Marriott's Way on the outskirts of the town. The beautiful North Norfolk Coast, the renowned Broads and the fine city of Norwich are all just a short drive away. There are shops, pubs, which serve food, cafes in the town, with fishing, golf and horse riding available locally.