The White House is thought to have been built in the 16th century. It is mainly constructed by a timber frame with rendered elevations, with a pitched slate and pantile roof. A Victorian extension added a drawing room and bedroom.

Today the property offers plenty of space for family living, including four bedrooms.

Property agent Natalie Howlett-Clarke, joint head of residential sales at Savills in Norfolk, said: “Believed to date from the 16th century, The White House is a charming property that offers an interesting blend of period character and modern living.

“Features of note include ornate cornicing and elegant sash windows in the drawing room and attractive inglenook fireplaces in the sitting and dining rooms, while the kitchen/breakfast room is the ideal space for family life and entertaining.

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