House For Sale £1,250,000
The Old Hall is a large period property sat centrally within grounds of over six acres with two bedroom annexe, two bedroom cottage, outbuildings and former indoor and outdoor bowls club with entertainment facilities including three bars and two squash courts. Built of brick elevations under pantile roof, The Old Hall enjoys high ceilings throughout with a central hallway through the entrance porch and large reception rooms either side. The rear hall leads to a kitchen, utility room and guest WC. Upstairs to the front of the property are two large bedrooms with bathroom, and a further three bedrooms and large shower room to the rear. There is also an interlink through to a first floor two bedroom annexe with reception room, kitchen and bathroom with staircase access down to independent access, adjacent to what was the members bar for the former Old Hall Leisure Centre.
To the rear of the property is a courtyard garden with a range of outbuildings, including the garages. There is a single storey two bedroom cottage. At the north end of the grounds is the bowls and leisure club, consisting of 40 meter by 22 meter steel portal framed building housing a 9472 sq/ft indoor bowls green with club bar. This is a fantastic building which could be used for a multitude of uses, and would be of interest to any car enthusiasts needing good quality heated storage, or possibly an indoor equestrian riding school. Alongside this the building continues containing changing rooms, toilet facilities, office and another bar situated alongside former squash courts which have been converted into a large entertainment hall, as well as an outdoor bowls green.<br /><br />Ashill is a thriving West Norfolk village with a local shop, public house and primary school. Swaffham (6 miles to the west) offers a range of shopping facilities including a Waitrose supermarket. The cathedral city of Norwich (26 miles to the east) has a vibrant business community and is the regional centre for shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. There is a mainline railway station to London Liverpool Street and an expanding airport to the north of the city. Downham Market (22 miles to the west) and Brandon (16 miles to the south-west) both offer local amenities and railway lines offering links with Cambridge and London. Watton 4 miles to the south also has good local amenities and transport links with the rest of the county.<br /><br />Outside, the property enjoys a south facing aspect over parkland ideal for grazing with some lovely mature broadleaf trees. There are lawned gardens to the east of the house with south facing brick and flint wall separating the bowls facilities. The property is approached via a long drive with estate fencing.
To the rear of the property is a courtyard garden with a range of outbuildings, including the garages. There is a single storey two bedroom cottage. At the north end of the grounds is the bowls and leisure club, consisting of 40 meter by 22 meter steel portal framed building housing a 9472 sq/ft indoor bowls green with club bar. This is a fantastic building which could be used for a multitude of uses, and would be of interest to any car enthusiasts needing good quality heated storage, or possibly an indoor equestrian riding school. Alongside this the building continues containing changing rooms, toilet facilities, office and another bar situated alongside former squash courts which have been converted into a large entertainment hall, as well as an outdoor bowls green.<br /><br />Ashill is a thriving West Norfolk village with a local shop, public house and primary school. Swaffham (6 miles to the west) offers a range of shopping facilities including a Waitrose supermarket. The cathedral city of Norwich (26 miles to the east) has a vibrant business community and is the regional centre for shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. There is a mainline railway station to London Liverpool Street and an expanding airport to the north of the city. Downham Market (22 miles to the west) and Brandon (16 miles to the south-west) both offer local amenities and railway lines offering links with Cambridge and London. Watton 4 miles to the south also has good local amenities and transport links with the rest of the county.<br /><br />Outside, the property enjoys a south facing aspect over parkland ideal for grazing with some lovely mature broadleaf trees. There are lawned gardens to the east of the house with south facing brick and flint wall separating the bowls facilities. The property is approached via a long drive with estate fencing.
