Tasburgh Hall is a stunning late Jacobean-style mansion situated in beautifully timbered grounds with formal topiary gardens, an orchard, and a lake. The property has a rich history dating back to the 17th century, with notable owners including General William Gwyn and Philip Berney Ficklin, a collector of antiquities and philanthropist. The hall has undergone significant renovations over the years, including a 15-year project to restore it to its former glory. The interior features elaborate plaster mouldings, gilded radiators, oak and stone flooring, and luxury designer bathroom fittings. The property also boasts a bespoke designed kitchen, six wood burners, underfloor heating, and a Neville Johnson study. The gardens have been enhanced with the planting of specimen trees, topiary gardens, a stocked lake, and boundary fencing. The property offers three bedroom suites, four further bedrooms, and two bathrooms, as well as a self-contained guest wing and a detached gatehouse. With 23 acres of stunning gardens and grounds, solar panels to cover electricity costs, and a convenient location near Norwich, Wymondham, and the A11 travel corridor, Tasburgh Hall is the perfect place to make memories with every moment.