Selling agent Jackson-Stops said: “Church Farm House is a handsome and substantial family home set in the quiet village of Little Barningham, positioned opposite the village church.

“Built of mellow red brick and flint beneath a pantile roof, the house is believed to date in part from the 1700s, with later additions creating a well-balanced and established four-bedroom home.”

The main entrance leads into a central reception and dining hall featuring wooden floorboards and an original fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove.

The reception and dining hall (Image: Jackson-Stops Burnham Market)

A sitting room leads off the hall and includes wooden flooring, exposed beams and another fireplace with wood-burning stove.

This room opens into a conservatory with underfloor heating beneath tiled flooring and French doors that lead to a courtyard garden planted with roses and lavender.

The sitting room (Image: Jackson-Stops Burnham Market)

Two further rooms on the ground floor are currently used as studies. One is lined with bookcases and connects directly with the dining hall, while the other is located off the rear hall and could be used as a playroom........

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