About Us

As the former village school, and more recently as the South Norfolk Guest House, we offer quality bed and breakfast (BandB) for those seeking accommodation within Norfolk and Suffolk (being centrally located between Norwich and Diss). Total refurbishment in 201112 removing showers from within rooms, new pressure water system and general major upgrade of rooms.The Guest House offers a warm and friendly welcome to individuals, families and groups within this former village school. With 9 ... Morecomfortable en-suite bedrooms (4 ground floor), we cater for both short and long term stays. There is a local shop, the neighbouring Fox and Hounds country pub, cycle routes and plenty of walks within the area. Evening meals are also available on a pre-booked basis.Located centrally between Norwich and Diss, access to South Norfolk's numerous market towns such as Wymondham, Harleston, Loddon, Hingham, Bungay, Beccles and Attleborough are all found within a small radius. So whether guests are visiting friends, on holiday in the county, working in the area, visiting the region's famous steam museums, drivingspectating at the new Snetterton 300 race circuit, attending the auctions rooms at the nearby market towns... a comfortable stay is guaranteed whatever the reason.Beyond this people can relax and witness the world famous Norfolk Broads (Wroxham, Hoveton, Horning, Hickling, Coltishall, Beccles) with its 125 miles of navigable waterways and precious wildlife. Or they can go to Norwich and discover its fine heritage, with a buzzing cultural scene, superb restaurants, and voted as one of the UK's top ten shopping places! For those seeking the sea, then the coastal towns of Southwold, Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth, Cromer and Sheringham will not disappoint. We are also a 4 Star Tourist Board as from March 6th 2012. Less

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