Welcome to Blo Norton Hall

Blo Norton Hall is a stunning moated house dating back to the sixteenth Century, located in the pretty South Norfolk village of Blo Norton. The Village itself is surrounded by quiet lanes, ideal for walking, cycling and painting and is close to Redgrave and Lopham Fen. Blo Norton Hall is the perfect choice for a relaxed stay in the East Anglian Countryside.

 

 

 

 

 

Blo Norton is situated close to the picturesque Norfolk and Suffolk Borders making it ideal to explore all that both counties have to offer.

Garboldisham (0.5) miles -Local riding stables
Bury St-Edmunds (16) miles - visit the Theatre Royal ,
Newmarket (32) miles – horse racing centre of the United Kingdom

 

 

 

 

 

Blo Norton lies on the River Little Ouse which separates Suffolk from Norfolk.
The Hall reputedly provided the setting for Virginia Woolf’s short story The Journal of Miss Joan Martyn. In the story the main character, Rosamund Merridew, is a historian researching England's land-tenure system.