Course Overview
Oxburgh Hall is a Jacobean moated country house, built for the Catholic Sir Edmund Bedingfield and his family. The property dates from 1482 and has many interesting features, from its 16th-century priest’s hole to its extensive, neo-Gothic remodelling. Its formal gardens are complemented by a kitchen garden with walled orchard, and there are woodlands where the river attracts dragonflies in summer. Lunches may be purchased in the tearoom, and packed lunches eaten outside.
Travel information: Coach departs from John Lewis coach stop on Ber St., picking up at the Holiday Inn Hotel car park, NR4 6EP. Please inform us 14 days in advance if you will be using the car park, which costs £5 per full day. On the day, please pay and register your vehicle at Hotel Reception in time to meet the coach.
Group Leader: Jane Harris
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