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  • Image of Ravenwood Hall Country Hotel and RestaurantRavenwood Hall Country Hotel and Restaurant

    One of the most historic country houses in Suffolk, Ravenwood Hall can trace its roots back to the reign of King Henry VIII.

    Rougham, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk

  • Image of Best Western Priory Hotel, Garden RestaurantBest Western Priory Hotel, Garden Restaurant

    Built on the site of a thirteenth-century priory - hence the name - this listed Georgian building is in a pretty spot on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds.

    Mildenhall Road, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk

  • Image of The Bru at The Brudenell HotelThe Bru at The Brudenell Hotel

    A much-loved seaside retreat for visitors to Suffolk's east coast and devotees of the Aldeburgh festival, the Brudenell is just a pebble's throw from the beach.

    The Parade, Aldeburgh, Suffolk

  • Image of The Orange TreeThe Orange Tree

    Set on the ancient Peddar's Way, opposite the local church in one of North Norfolk's most beautiful coastal villages, the Orange Tree has been given a new lease of life by its current owners.

    High Street, Thornham, Norfolk

  • Image of Upchers Restaurant at the Dales Country House HotelUpchers Restaurant at the Dales Country House Hotel

    The prize-winning gardens and grounds of Sheringham Park (owned by the National Trust) surround this imposing Grade II-listed country house within striking distance of the coast.

    Lodge Hill, Upper Sheringham, Norfolk

  • Image of The Gin Trap InnThe Gin Trap Inn

    Dating from 1667 or thereabouts, this well-cared-for inn is now a popular pit-stop for tourists and holidaymakers, within easy reach of the Peddar's Way, West Norfolk's lavender fields and the beaches of Hunstanton.

    6 High Street, Ringstead, Norfolk

  • Image of Stower GrangeStower Grange

    Set in a quiet residential neighbourhood five miles north-west of Norwich, this seventeenth-century country house looks quite beguiling with its ivy-clothed frontage and neatly trimmed grounds.

    School Road, Drayton, Norfolk

  • Image of Tudors Restaurant, Marygreen ManorTudors Restaurant, Marygreen Manor

    With an award winning restaurant (Tudors Restaurant) this impressive, half-timbered manor house, Marygreen Manor can trace its roots back to the sixteenth century and it still oozes history.

    London Road, Brentwood, Essex

  • Image of The Cambridge Belfry, Bridge RestaurantThe Cambridge Belfry, Bridge Restaurant

    Handily placed close to Cambridge Business Park, the recently-built Belfry also boasts fine views over the lake and has its own spa and leisure club for a quick pick-me-up.

    Cambourne, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

  • Image of Riverside RestaurantRiverside Restaurant

    Once the town's medieval Guildhall, this 500-year-old timbered building now operates mainly as Kings Lynn's Arts Centre. There's a coffee house in the basement and the airy Riverside Restaurant takes up the whole of the first floor.

    27 King Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk

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