An 18th-century cottage near the Sandringham Estate is on the market for £865,000.
The five-bedroom home in Dersingham was built in 1740 and had an extension added during the Victorian era.
It has a number period features such as high ceilings, sash windows and original doors.
The property is reached by a gated driveway and has off-road parking and a double garage.
The front and back of the house is covered in climbing ivy.
On the left of the cottage is the dining room which has a sash window and a feature fireplace.
This part of the home includes a utility room, a small toilet with a shower and a door to the garden.
The ground floor also consists of the sitting room and sunroom as well as a lounge which has French doors to the garden.
The farmhouse kitchen and breakfast room is at the rear of the property on the ground floor and has a range cooker and a breakfast nook.
The first floor has a skylight in the hall and contains the five bedrooms and two bathrooms, one with a shower and one with a bath.
Two of the largest bedrooms are currently connected via an archway and one bedroom is being used as a dressing room.
The garden has mature trees and shrubs as well as a pagoda and a summer house with power and lighting.
There are five outbuildings once used as potting sheds which could now be used as workspaces.
PROPERTY FACTS
Sugar Lane, Dersingham
Guide Price: £865,000
Sowerbys, 01485 533666, www.sowerbys.com
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