Originally built in the early 1800s, this Georgian Old Rectory has watched over the Norfolk village of Marsham for more than two centuries. Once home to clergymen and community leaders, its elegant proportions, sash windows, and original staircase remain beautifully preserved.

As a Grade II listed building, the house is rich in heritage and charm, think high ceilings, detailed cornicing, and timeless architecture. Lovingly restored for modern group stays, it now blends its period features with the warmth and comfort of a contemporary home.

Whether you're relaxing in the cinema room, dining in the old drawing room, or sipping tea in the garden courtyard, you’ll feel the presence of history around every corner.