Court Hill presents a captivating blend of expansive meadow, majestic veteran oak trees, and seasonal ponds. Upon entering through the private gate, a picturesque meadow unfolds, bordered by towering oak trees. The land is flat for the most part but has some variation in height in places giving the site an interesting composition.

A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) safeguards the oak trees at Court Hill, along with other notable species such as impressive birch, occasional beech, Scots pine, and chestnut. The lower levels hazel, elder, hawthorn, and blackthorn can be found bordering the large seasonal ponds and hedgerows.

The current owner has invested considerable effort in clearing bracken, transforming the meadow into an ideal space for grazing or camping with family and friends in the summer months. Additionally, three practical storage sheds are already in place.

Planting of gorse and broom has been carried out in places to encourage biodiversity and provide nesting habitats for birdlife. Other species noted include, sorrel, marsh thistle, stitchwort and bluebells. There is lots of potential here for those considering a rewilding or tree-planting project.

Court Hill is conveniently located in the village of Frettenham, a short drive from The Broads and the coast, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a harmonious blend of nature and proximity to coastal and water attractions.

The District Council is Broadland and the County Council is Norfolk

Boundaries: The boundary is fenced on all sides. West and east the boundary follows Buxton Road and Pound Hill. To the north, the site borders Court Hill and neighbouring property. 

Access: There is excellent vehicle access all year round via a private locked gate.

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