As the five-bedroom detached former tithe barn in Harrold’s High Street once played host to a very famous Beatle more than 50 years ago.
On a child’s guitar in the bay-windowed dining room, Sir Paul treated Mulberry Lodge’s 60s family – the Mitchells – to the then unrecorded Hey Jude.
Later, the seven-minute single would of course become one of the Fab Four’s biggest songs of all time and in my humble opinion, one of THE greatest songs of all time.
But what of the house, I hear you holler. Well, it’s Grade II listed and thatched; features outbuildings a-plenty – including a washhouse, two coal sheds, a tool shed, an outdoor privy and an air-raid shelter.
Not to be outdone on the inside, the property – on the market with Artistry Property Agents – has a separate dining room and sitting room as well as a kitchen/breakfast room.
All together now, ‘na na na nananana, nananana...’
1. Entrance hall
A huge space with doors leading to a shower room (there's also a bathroom upstairs), the sitting room, dining room and inner hallway Photo: Artistry Property Agents
2. Sitting room
This dual aspect room measures 12ft 3in by 23ft 3in Photo: Artistry Property Agents
3. Dining room
The lovely bay-windowed, oak-floored, dining room where Paul McCartney once ate, drank, played a child’s guitar Photo: Artistry Property Agents
4. Kitchen/breakfast room
This kitchen measures 17ft 5in by 21ft and features a pantry as well as extra storage Photo: Artistry Property Agents