A family home by the coast with "quintessential English countryside charm" and used to be part of a National Trust site has been listed for sale at £2.1 million.
Running Free Farm, originally constructed in 1841, was once part of the estate of Felbrigg Hall which is now a National Trust property.
The five-bedroom house comes with an American-style barn with stables, an equine round pen, a separate guest house and field shelters.
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For the past twenty years the house has been renovated by the current owners to create a "stunning" family residence combined with an equine focused lifestyle.
Equestrian facilities include half a mile of all-weather gravel tracks, two miles of grass based tracks, grazing paddocks, a sand roll and an indoor ménage with silica sand and rubber surface.
Set in the village of Aylmerton, near the North Norfolk coast, the location offers a country and coastal lifestyle for those seeking "tranquillity or adventure".
Surrounded by rolling hills and woodlands, there is easy access to coastal walks and local amenities include a village hall, a church, a garage, and a traditional pub.
Sitting between Sheringham and Cromer, town facilities include shops, supermarkets, cinemas and restaurants.
A gated shingle driveway provides access to the home which is set amongst terraced and lawned gardens, with ample off-road parking, a double garage and a carport.
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Arranged over two floors, the main house offers four receptions including a garden room, a kitchen family room with separate utility and laundry rooms, a cellar and outbuildings for storage.
On the first floor there is a family bathroom and five bedrooms, two with en-suites and four with built-in storage, with uninterrupted countryside views.
A separate two-storey barn provides guest or office accommodation with a bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and lounge.
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