Breath-Taking Luxury Tudor Hall & Gardens, Loddon

Norfolk. Sleeps up to 14

Summary:
THE CURATED PROPERTY COMPANY PRESENTS: Our magnificent Grade 1 listed Tudor Hall dating back to 1478 has recently been restored to an award-winning standard of luxury and craftsmanship, gaining first prize from the Campaign for the Protection of Royal England. Set amongst 6 acres of private gardens, the Hall is complete with seven boutique bedrooms, all individually styled with antique furniture. The rooms have Vispring mattresses, egyptian-cotton bed linen and bathrooms featuring rainfall showers, marble vanity units and cast iron baths.

The Space:
Hales Hall is set across three floors:

GROUND FLOOR:
Entering the ground floor via the entrance hall, to your left you have the library & separate drawing room which is equipped with a 65” Smart TV & Netflix. To the right-hand side of the ground floor you will find the dining room with stunning dining table capable of seating 14+ for dinner whilst providing wonderful views of the Barn and across the open countryside. The 40-foot country kitchen is positioned at the end of the ground floor. The kitchen features a double Aga and additional separate gas hobs and oven, two dishwashers, two large sinks and is extremely well equipped for cooking substantial meals for the group. There is also a store/pantry beside the kitchen and a laundry room with a washing machine and tumbledryer for guest use.

FIRST FLOOR:
The first floor hosts the music room which has a stunning baby grand piano as well as four of the seven bedrooms, each of which are equipped with en suite bathrooms with either showers or stunning roll-top baths.
- The Sir James Hobart suite is named after the man who built Hales Hall and attorney general to King Henry VII. It features a king size bed with en-suite with a roll-top bath.
- The Countess of Suffolk suite has a king size bed with an en-suite wet room as well as a feature fireplace and oak floors.
- Prudence features a double bed with an en-suite shower room.
- Dionysia has a brass king size bed with en-suite featuring a roll-top bath as well as having it own hideaway reading room.

SECOND FLOOR:
The second floor accommodates the final sitting room and remaining three bedroom suites.
- The Longe Room is equipped with a super king size bed and an en-suite bathroom with roll-top bath and shower. Admire the garden and stunning countryside views out of the window.
- The Sir Peter Read suite also features a super king size bed and en-suite with roll-top bath and shower.
- The Sir Francis Bacon suite features a king size bed with an en-suite with roll-top bath and shower. Named after the famous Elizabethan nobleman who was related by marriage to the Hobart family.

The hall is set amongst 6 acres of haven gardens which are our pride and joy, decked in acres of topiary hedges and presenting floral avenues for an evening stroll. Take a picnic down by the pond or play cricket or croquet on the lawns. Walk the towering woodland and moats on one side and enjoy the panoramic East Anglian views across farmland on the other. There is a garden terrace with outdoor dining table and chairs as well as a firepit BBQ.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Board games provided
2 cots available - linen not provided
1 high chair available
Footballs and outdoor games provided
Linen, towels and essentials
Tea and coffee supplies for arrival
Hairdryers in all bedrooms
3 wood burners - logs provided
Interactive tour available - https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=tykKi79YV5W&brand=0

Guest Access:
Guest will have sole access to the hall and surrounding 6 acre grounds.

The Neighborhood:
The garden of Norfolk lies all around – all windswept marshlands, feathered reeds and rolling woodlands. Tucked away behind a rolling common carpeted in buttercups, Tudor Hall’s own garden is a haven, decked in acres of topiary hedges and presenting floral avenues for an evening stroll.

Take your buckets and spades to Southwold, Holkham or Winterton-on-Sea. See seals at Horsey Mere. Tour the Broads with Loddon Pacific Cruisers. Go Ape at High Lodge, get a daily dose of culture at Norwich Arts Centre, then sink cocktails at 42 King Street, or beer and cheese at the Fat Cat.

Getting Around:
We recommend guests use cars to enjoy the surrounding area and Norfolk countryside whilst staying with us. There are however a number of lovely walks which can be enjoyed on foot from the property's doorstep.

Other Things to Note:
There is additional accommodation on the estate which can also be let for up to 25 guests, as well as a large Barn that can accommodate events for up to 200 guests at an extra cost - let us know if this is of interest.

There is a large pond within the grounds which is not fenced, please supervise children at all times

When booking with us your stay will be protected by a Deposit Guarantee, Guest Guarantee and public liability provided by our risk management partner, SUPERHOG. To benefit from this protection you will be contacted by SUPERH0G directly to verify yourself.

Interaction with Guests:
We will be on hand during your stay to make your stay more enjoyable however we will also give you privacy. You will be given the number of the housekeeper when you book who will arrange check in.

Located in Norwich, this vacation home is in a rural area and on a lake. Pettitts Animal Adventure Park and Beccles Lido are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those in the mood for shopping can visit Magdalen Street and Market Place. Traveling with kids? Consider Somerleyton Hall and Gardens and Henstead Exotic Gardens.