🏡 A Yorkshire Hall Untouched Since 1958 & A Norfolk Riverside Rectory

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In Today's Edition: A Yorkshire hall untouched since 1958, and a Dutch-gabled rectory on the River Yare

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For generations a beloved family home, Patrick Brompton Hall is a particularly fine Grade II* listed Queen Anne country house dating from the early seventeenth century. On the market for the first time since 1958.

Four elegant reception rooms enjoy south facing views, including a full height curved bay in the drawing room that opens to the lower terrace, where stone steps rise to the pool terrace, a converted greenhouse now home to a swimming pool and pool room.

Outstanding Feature: Nearly seven decades in one family.

In the hands of the Ropner family since 1958, and formerly the home of jockey Billy Nevett, who won the Derby in 1945, a genuine piece of Dales history, now ready for its next chapter.

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Chain free and full of character, this exceptional Grade II listed 18th century rectory beautifully blends historic charm with modern living. Built of traditional brick beneath a pantiled roof, the property is particularly striking thanks to its elegant Dutch gables, lending real distinction to the façade in this idyllic Norfolk riverside setting.

Original sash windows with working shutters, period fireplaces, exposed timber beams and flagstone flooring run throughout, complemented by a weatherboarded rear extension and a delightful orangery.

Outstanding Feature: The Private River Yare Frontage.

With 100 metres of private frontage and private fishing rights, it's a rare feature that turns a beautiful period rectory into a genuine riverside retreat.

From a Yorkshire hall untouched by the market for nearly seventy years, to a Dutch-gabled Norfolk rectory with its own stretch of the River Yare, two very different, very special pieces of British history.

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Lyndsey Prime | Million Pound House Daily

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