This 16th-century timber-frame barn in Norfolk is a characterful, versatile space with real age and authenticity. Lime plaster walls and reclaimed brick flooring give it a warm, tactile finish, and it is simply furnished, with all furniture able to be removed to leave a clean, open canvas. At 30 x 6m, with a kitchen and loos, it suits period drama, fashion, editorial, advertising, music and film work, as well as events and creative hires.

Access is easy. Two sets of large barn doors open fully, making loading in and out straightforward, and the barn sits within a walled courtyard that adds privacy and a picturesque setting. A green room or office space with separate access gives productions a ready-made base away from the set. Fibre optic broadband and 3-phase power mean the barn is well equipped for modern working.

Outside, an English country garden provides a soft, pretty backdrop, and the wider estate offers access to 1,000 acres of farmland, farm buildings, woodland and meadows, with hardstanding in the farmyard for vehicles and kit.

By train, the journey takes around 1 hour 30 minutes to Diss or 1 hour 47 minutes to Norwich.

Key features: 16th-century timber-frame barn, lime plaster walls, reclaimed brick flooring, simply furnished with all furniture removable, 30 x 6m with kitchen and loos, two sets of large barn doors, walled courtyard, green room or office space with separate access, English country garden, fibre optic broadband, 3-phase power, access to 1,000 acres of farmland, farm buildings, woodland and meadows, hardstanding in the farmyard.