Guides
Three things worth reading first
All specific to this county, because the general moving advice is everywhere already and none of it mentions a staithe.
Moving to Norfolk from London
It is the county’s most common inbound move, and the part people plan least is the half that actually decides it.
You are leaving London or the south-east for somewhere in Norfolk.
02Rural access: farm tracks, lanes and staithes
In this county the trunk roads are the easy part. What decides a move is the last few hundred yards.
Your Norfolk property is down a lane, a track or a staithe.
03Norfolk property types, and what they do to a move
Five building types cover most of the county, and each one defeats furniture in its own particular way.
You are buying or selling somewhere in Norfolk and want to know what to expect.
Tell us where you’re coming in from
Both addresses, roughly how much there is, and — if it’s rural — a photo or a clip of the last half mile. That last bit is worth more than the postcode.