Dating back to 1883, The Old School has been a central and functional feature of the village for well over a century.
For most of The Old School’s history it provided for the education of the children of North Creake and then when the school closed in 1962 it offered space for various ventures, including an art gallery. Having fallen into disrepair in recent years it was saved by the current owners, McNamara Country Homes.
With more than 50 years of experience in North Norfolk, the McNamara name has become synonymous with the sympathetic conversion and refurbishment of unloved and unused rural properties which have often been left to nature.
With no loss to the historic relevance of this Victorian school, they have now created three beautiful and individual homes which amplify the core character and past of the this building’s purpose, whilst at the same time seamlessly combining contemporary interiors to perfectly complement such a special property.
