A former coaching inn set in 2.3 acres, complete with a secret orchard, has come up for sale in Rackheath for £825,000.

Beech Tree House, which is for sale with Brown&Co, also comes with its own detached cottage, which has a bedroom, kitchen and shower room and could be used as a holiday let or by an elderly relative or teen.

“Properties don’t come on the market often like this," says David Hinton, sales manager at Brown & Co. "It offers so much potential because it has a detached cottage which could be a home office or possibly let to generate extra income.“

Eastern Daily Press: Beech Tree House, Rackheath, is believed to date back to the Victorian eraBeech Tree House, Rackheath, is believed to date back to the Victorian era (Image: Brown&Co)

Eastern Daily Press: Inside the kitchenInside the kitchen (Image: Brown&Co)

Beech Tree House itself was built in Victorian times with later additions and is believed to have originally been a coaching inn.

It is situated in picturesque grounds and offers a reception hall, sitting room, drawing room and dining room, as well as a conservatory.

The kitchen has an AGA and there is a utility and cloakroom as well as a cellar.

Eastern Daily Press: Emerald Cottage, which sits in the grounds of Beech Tree House, would be well-suited to an elderly relative or independent teenEmerald Cottage, which sits in the grounds of Beech Tree House, would be well-suited to an elderly relative or independent teen (Image: Brown&Co)

Eastern Daily Press: Inside the annexeInside the annexe (Image: Brown&Co)

Upstairs are five double bedrooms and a large family bathroom as well as two en suite shower rooms.

There is a large parking area with a double garage and lawns which include a beautiful beech tree. There is also a secret orchard garden with apple and pear trees and a large paddock area.

For more information contact Brown&Co.

PROPERTY FACTS
Wroxham Road, Rackheath
Price: £825,000
Brown&Co, 01603 629871, www.brown-co.com

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