Wroxham Road, Rackheath
Sprowston Lodge
Sprowston Lodge was built as a villa in 1801 with the coach house forming a substantial two-storey flint and brick building. The coach house may originally have had servant accommodation on its first floor. In its heyday, Sprowston Lodge was home to 16 servants and had more than 50 acres of grounds. The house was built in 1801 by John Morse, a former brewer, sheriff and mayor of Norwich before being passed to members of the Stracey family. By 1916, it was bought by the Lowry-Cole family before being bought at auction by the Hackett family in 1966 who rebuilt the property.
Beech Tree House
Beech Tree House is believed to date back to the Victorian era and was a former coaching inn set in 2.3 acres, complete with a secret orchard.
Beech Tree House is believed to date back to the Victorian era and was a former coaching inn set in 2.3 acres, complete with a secret orchard.
Rackheath Lodge
This used to be a small post office in 1970. The post box is still outside.
This used to be a small post office in 1970. The post box is still outside.
