As well as Eaton Grange House, the site includes a smaller building known as the Coach House.
Under plans lodged for the site, Eaton Grange House, a locally-listed building, would be partly demolished and converted into seven apartments.
The Coach House would be converted and extended into a single house.
And new apartment and townhouse buildings would be constructed, giving a total of 25 new homes.
In documents lodged on behalf of the applicants by Norwich-based Lanpro, they state that, with the government signalling it will change the threshold under which developers must provide affordable housing, there is unlikely to be a requirement to provide such housing on the site.
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Mileham Castle is one of the sites included in the forthcoming book.
- Credit: John Fielding
An upcoming book will explore Norfolk s rich history by telling the stories behind 100 places. STUART ANDERSON spoke to some of the people behind the project.
From the oldest footprints ever found outside Africa to modern marvels of architecture - the traces of human habitation in Norfolk are rich and varied.
And now a trio of researchers have joined forces with two aerial photographers to produce a new book called A History of Norfolk in 100 Places , which is due for release in 2021.
Dr Peter Wade-Martins, one of the co-authors of the upcoming book, A History of Norfolk in 100 Places.
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COURT: More court news from Worcestershire A DATE has been set for the sentencing of a woman who admitted driving dangerously in Worcester, failing to provide a specimen and obstructing an officer. Theresa Butler appeared before magistrates in Worcester on December 10 where she indicated a guilty plea to driving dangerously between Castle Street and North Cabal on February 24 this year. The 28 year-old, of Hartpury, near Gloucester, was also charged with failing to provide a specimen when required to by police. In addition, she was accused of obstructing PC Beards in Worcester on the same day. She indicated a guilty plea to the first charge, and pleaded guilty to the specimen and obstruction charges, and magistrates decided to sentence Butler on January 8 next year as well as disqualifying her from driving in the interim.