About

Set deep within the Norfolk countryside, The Castle is a rare and imposing medieval estate defined by its moat, turrets and fortified architecture, originally built in 1455 and set within expansive private grounds. The scale and character of the site make it particularly suited to large-scale film, television, commercial productions and high-end events requiring both architectural presence and operational flexibility.

The main house sits at the heart of the estate, surrounded by water and open landscape, creating a strong sense of arrival and visual separation from the outside world. Internally, the building offers a sequence of richly atmospheric spaces, including a grand dining hall, multiple reception rooms, a billiards room and a series of adaptable living spaces, all retaining a strong sense of historic texture balanced with practical usability.

Accommodation includes fifteen bedrooms and thirteen bathrooms arranged across the upper floors, ranging from principal suites to more intimate guest rooms. The layout allows for production or event use across multiple zones simultaneously, with clear separation between private, working and entertaining areas.

Reception spaces include four principal rooms, two of which feature open fireplaces, alongside an oak-panelled dining room seating up to thirty guests. A large family kitchen and separate preparation kitchen provide strong back-of-house capability for catering and event operations.

Externally, the estate opens out onto extensive lawns and landscaped grounds, including a six-acre lawn ideally suited to marquees, large-scale installations or event builds. Outdoor terraces, fire pit areas and informal seating zones extend the usable footprint into the landscape, with additional flexibility for staging, crew base areas and guest circulation.

The site offers high speed fibre optic WiFi, flexible access arrangements, and generous parking with additional overflow capacity available within the wider estate. The scale, privacy and architectural presence of The Castle make it especially well suited to productions or events requiring impact, control and discretion in equal measure.

A rare fortified estate combining historic weight, cinematic scale and complete exclusivity within the Norfolk countryside.