£475,000
(£257/sq. ft)
4 bed barn conversion for saleFritton Road, Ludham NR29
4 beds
2 baths
1 reception
1,847 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Beautifully converted barn offering over 1,800 sq ft of living space
Quiet and discreet setting within a sought-after Broadland village
Rich in character with exposed timber beams, stripped wood floors, and inglenook fireplace
Four spacious double bedrooms including principal suite with Juliet balcony and en-suite
Stylish, recently fitted kitchen with granite worktops and bespoke splashbacks
Generous open-plan living and dining area ideal for modern family life and entertaining
Private south-facing courtyard, perfect for relaxing or al fresco dining
Access to a large enclosed communal garden with open countryside views
Allocated parking under a cart shed with additional visitor spaces
Convenient access to Ludham’s amenities and the Norfolk Broads network nearby
Hidden away in one of Norfolk’s most enchanting Broadland villages, this characterful barn conversion offers a rare sense of retreat—where timeless charm, open skies, and a slower pace of life quietly unfold. Set amidst a discreet collection of homes, it invites you into a lifestyle shaped by warmth, space, and a deep connection to its surroundings. Behind its traditional exterior lies over 1,800 sq ft of beautifully finished living space, with exposed beams, a central inglenook fireplace, and a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor areas. The private south-facing courtyard and expansive communal gardens offer moments of calm and connection, framed by the soft sounds of nature. With four double bedrooms, including a tranquil principal suite, the home is both generous and intimate in feel. A truly special setting—where every detail encourages you to slow down, breathe deeper, and feel at home.
The Location
Set within the admired village of Ludham, this appealing setting offers more than just a place to live – it promises a lifestyle shaped by community, convenience, and the charm of rural Norfolk. The village itself is well-established and proudly maintained, with a friendly, close-knit atmosphere that encourages time spent outdoors, conversations with neighbours, and the simple pleasure of a slower, more fulfilling rhythm.
At its heart, Ludham provides all the essentials and more – from a traditional butcher and independent florist to a doctor’s surgery, primary school, and a welcoming village pub. It’s a genuinely active community, with a village hall hosting regular events and a variety of small shops and cafés making daily life easy and sociable. Whether you're picking up local produce, enjoying coffee with friends, or joining in with annual celebrations, there’s always something happening just a short walk from home.
For those drawn to the water, nearby Womack Water offers public and parish moorings, linking easily to the Rivers Thurne, Ant, and Bure – a gateway to the wider Norfolk Broads. The landscape here is perfect for exploring by boat, bike, or on foot, offering a lifestyle in tune with nature. Well-served by regular bus routes, Ludham also connects easily with Wroxham, Great Yarmouth, and the city of Norwich, providing access to a wider range of shops, restaurants, and cultural opportunities – all while enjoying the calm and character of a true Norfolk village.
The Barns, Ludham
Tucked away in a discreet setting within the highly regarded Broadland village of Ludham, this exceptional barn conversion offers over 1,800 sq ft of versatile and beautifully presented living space. Finished to a high specification throughout, the home retains the warmth and charm of its rural heritage, with exposed beams, stripped wood floors, and traditional brickwork seamlessly blending with contemporary fittings and thoughtful design.
The ground floor is centred around a generous open-plan living space—an impressive, light-filled area that combines formal and informal zones with ease. At its heart, a striking inglenook fireplace offers a natural focal point, complemented by French doors that open out to a private, south-facing courtyard. This secluded outdoor space is enclosed by attractive brickwork, offering a sheltered spot to dine, relax, or entertain across the seasons.
The recently installed kitchen is both stylish and functional, complete with granite worktops, bespoke splashbacks, and quality appliances, while a separate utility/cloakroom keeps everyday needs neatly tucked away.
Upstairs, the character continues with four spacious double bedrooms, each with built-in storage and individual charm. The principal bedroom enjoys the added benefit of a Juliet balcony and a private en-suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom, complete with exposed beams and quality fittings.
Natural light flows throughout the first floor via Velux windows and clever use of space, giving a warm, inviting feel to every room.
Beyond the private courtyard, residents also enjoy access to an enclosed communal garden, a rare and welcome addition that provides a wide, open lawn bordered by planting and post-and-rail fencing. Ideal for children, shared gatherings, or simply enjoying open views of the surrounding countryside, it’s a peaceful retreat that adds a further dimension to outdoor living.
The property is approached via a private shingled driveway serving just a handful of neighbouring homes, with allocated parking under a characterful cart shed and additional visitor parking available.
This is a rare opportunity to secure a spacious, high-quality home in one of Norfolk’s most attractive and well-connected villages—perfect as a full-time residence, countryside retreat, or low-maintenance second home with character, comfort, and lifestyle in abundance.
Agents Note
Sold Freehold
Connected to oil-fired heating, mains water, electricity and septic tank, although on the list for mains drainage.
Maintenance: £40 paid monthly - 1/12th share of ltd Company
EPC Rating: E
Disclaimer
Minors and Brady, along with their representatives, are not authorised to provide assurances about the property, whether on their own behalf or on behalf of their client. We do not take responsibility for any statements made in these particulars, which do not constitute part of any offer or contract. It is recommended to verify leasehold charges provided by the seller through legal representation. All mentioned areas, measurements, and distances are approximate, and the information provided, including text, photographs, and plans, serves as guidance and may not cover all aspects comprehensively. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulations, or other consents. Services, equipment, and facilities have not been tested by Minors and Brady, and prospective purchasers are advised to verify the information to their satisfaction through inspection or other means.
The Location
Set within the admired village of Ludham, this appealing setting offers more than just a place to live – it promises a lifestyle shaped by community, convenience, and the charm of rural Norfolk. The village itself is well-established and proudly maintained, with a friendly, close-knit atmosphere that encourages time spent outdoors, conversations with neighbours, and the simple pleasure of a slower, more fulfilling rhythm.
At its heart, Ludham provides all the essentials and more – from a traditional butcher and independent florist to a doctor’s surgery, primary school, and a welcoming village pub. It’s a genuinely active community, with a village hall hosting regular events and a variety of small shops and cafés making daily life easy and sociable. Whether you're picking up local produce, enjoying coffee with friends, or joining in with annual celebrations, there’s always something happening just a short walk from home.
For those drawn to the water, nearby Womack Water offers public and parish moorings, linking easily to the Rivers Thurne, Ant, and Bure – a gateway to the wider Norfolk Broads. The landscape here is perfect for exploring by boat, bike, or on foot, offering a lifestyle in tune with nature. Well-served by regular bus routes, Ludham also connects easily with Wroxham, Great Yarmouth, and the city of Norwich, providing access to a wider range of shops, restaurants, and cultural opportunities – all while enjoying the calm and character of a true Norfolk village.
The Barns, Ludham
Tucked away in a discreet setting within the highly regarded Broadland village of Ludham, this exceptional barn conversion offers over 1,800 sq ft of versatile and beautifully presented living space. Finished to a high specification throughout, the home retains the warmth and charm of its rural heritage, with exposed beams, stripped wood floors, and traditional brickwork seamlessly blending with contemporary fittings and thoughtful design.
The ground floor is centred around a generous open-plan living space—an impressive, light-filled area that combines formal and informal zones with ease. At its heart, a striking inglenook fireplace offers a natural focal point, complemented by French doors that open out to a private, south-facing courtyard. This secluded outdoor space is enclosed by attractive brickwork, offering a sheltered spot to dine, relax, or entertain across the seasons.
The recently installed kitchen is both stylish and functional, complete with granite worktops, bespoke splashbacks, and quality appliances, while a separate utility/cloakroom keeps everyday needs neatly tucked away.
Upstairs, the character continues with four spacious double bedrooms, each with built-in storage and individual charm. The principal bedroom enjoys the added benefit of a Juliet balcony and a private en-suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom, complete with exposed beams and quality fittings.
Natural light flows throughout the first floor via Velux windows and clever use of space, giving a warm, inviting feel to every room.
Beyond the private courtyard, residents also enjoy access to an enclosed communal garden, a rare and welcome addition that provides a wide, open lawn bordered by planting and post-and-rail fencing. Ideal for children, shared gatherings, or simply enjoying open views of the surrounding countryside, it’s a peaceful retreat that adds a further dimension to outdoor living.
The property is approached via a private shingled driveway serving just a handful of neighbouring homes, with allocated parking under a characterful cart shed and additional visitor parking available.
This is a rare opportunity to secure a spacious, high-quality home in one of Norfolk’s most attractive and well-connected villages—perfect as a full-time residence, countryside retreat, or low-maintenance second home with character, comfort, and lifestyle in abundance.
Agents Note
Sold Freehold
Connected to oil-fired heating, mains water, electricity and septic tank, although on the list for mains drainage.
Maintenance: £40 paid monthly - 1/12th share of ltd Company
EPC Rating: E
Disclaimer
Minors and Brady, along with their representatives, are not authorised to provide assurances about the property, whether on their own behalf or on behalf of their client. We do not take responsibility for any statements made in these particulars, which do not constitute part of any offer or contract. It is recommended to verify leasehold charges provided by the seller through legal representation. All mentioned areas, measurements, and distances are approximate, and the information provided, including text, photographs, and plans, serves as guidance and may not cover all aspects comprehensively. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulations, or other consents. Services, equipment, and facilities have not been tested by Minors and Brady, and prospective purchasers are advised to verify the information to their satisfaction through inspection or other means.
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Tenure
Freehold
Service charge
£40 per month
Council tax band
E
Ground rent
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