Log basket in spacious entrance hallway of restored farmhouse

Image ID:	13293762
License type:	Rights Managed
Photographer:	© living4media / von Einsiedel, Andreas Portrait

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Property Release:	available

Location:	Norfolk, UK

Print size:	approx. 41.59 × 62.31 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A3

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View through wooden doorway in restored farmhouse

Antique rocking horse and chest with chair on landing in restored 16th century farmhouse

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Catherine and Simon never looked back since buying a dilapidated farmhouse; UK

The first time they looked at the property they left in 20 minutes. On the second visit, they realized that the home was unloved and began to focus on its wealth of period features, including the sweeping staircase, spacious inglenook fireplaces, original sash windows, and gnarled beams. It was then …

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