Grove Farmhouse is the former old rectory believed to date back to the 16th & 17th centuries and is Grade II Listed with C19 alterations. The house is built of timber frame and rendered elevations under pitched peg tiled roofs. The accommodation is particularly well laid out with some well proportion reception rooms which have numerous features including panelled doors, strip floors, large windows and open fireplaces. There are a number of useful outbuildings including a traditional timber framed Suffolk barn, an oak framed triple cart lodge and a modern machinery outbuilding. The gardens surround the house with areas of woodland, formal gardens, raised vegetable beds, wide terrace areas, woodland and meadows.

Outside:
Grove Farmhouse is approached over a long private lane and is surrounded by open countryside with a gravel parking area fronting a triple cart lodge (30ft x 20ft). The drive continues on to a concrete standing with a Traditional Suffolk barn (57ft x 16ft and 11ft x 13ft) with side storeroom (22ft x 12ft). Large double doors to the rear courtyard. Beyond the barn is a further machinery barn (58' x 46').

Gardens:
The gardens surround the house on all sides with raised vegetable beds, brick built garden store and dog run to one side. The gardens are landscaped with horn beam hedge rows. The front of the house has a wide terrace with symmetrical rose beds which look over the gardens. The terrace continues around to the side of the property where there are further flower beds, numerous trees and an orchard. Beyond the gardens are paddocks and a woodland area.

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