Blo Norton Hall, Norfolk

Blo Norton Hall is a beautifully restored 16th century Elizabethan (Tudor) moated Manor House with two barn conversions located within the grounds.  The estate is located not far from the Norfolk town of Diss and is surrounded by pretty villages, ancient churches and the river ouse runs closeby dividing the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.  Redgrave and Lopham Fen is nearby is just a a few miles away.

You can feel oodles of history as soon as you enter the property with family portraits from times gone-by adourning the walls.  A short story by Virginia Woolf, The Journal of Mistress Joan Martyn was written in August 1906 at Blo Norton Hall and details the hall and it’s surrounding coutnry side.

The Hall sleeps 18 and the two  barns combined sleep an additional 14.  So this property is ideal for large groups and is available to book all year round.

The main house is furnished with period furniture and working fireplaces adding a cosy feel for winter stays the vast gardens are beautifully maintained and there’s adjacent to wood for those country walks.  All properties are fully quipped with modern facilities.  Most bedrooms are ensuite and are tastefully furnished.

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