This historic 16th-century Grade II listed farmhouse in the rural village of Southburgh, Norfolk, is a striking example of English heritage. The property boasts over two acres of landscaped grounds and features a traditional thatched roof, exposed beams, and a rare discovery of an original 17th-century "Cheese Room" tax sign. The home has been extended and enhanced over the centuries, with notable additions in the 1800s and mid-20th century, and now offers 3,064 square feet of accommodation. The interior is thoughtfully arranged to balance refined comfort with generous space for entertaining, featuring two grand reception rooms, a farmhouse-style kitchen with a central island, four bedrooms, and a luxurious family bathroom. The property also includes an array of outbuildings, offering superb potential for further development. The village of Southburgh is surrounded by scenic countryside and close to the historic city of Norwich, with its excellent transport links and amenities.