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Broom Hall is a family-run Victorian country house set in 15 acres of garden and parkland in the peaceful West Norfolk countryside.
The traditional English gardens are laid out with mixed and herbaceous borders and mature trees to provide a welcome oasis of colour and fragrance in which guests can relax.
Delightful reception rooms retain ornate moulded ceilings.
There is an indoor heated swimming pool.
The whole house can be hired for a special occasion.
Within easy driving distance are Sandringham and Blickling Hall, Thetford Forest Park and the trans-Norfolk Peddars Way.
Dining is either in the Swallowtails fine dining restaurant or Conservatory or Terrace, all use fresh local produce where possible and pride themselves on mouth-watering homemade desserts. Homemade cream teas are another treat to be enjoyed.
By Road:From A11 at Thetford take A1075 to Watton. Turn left at traffic lights onto B1108, after 0.5 miles turn right at roundabout. Take B1077 to Saham Toney. From A47 Swaffham take A1065, signed Newmarket. After 5 miles turn left onto B1108. After 5 miles turn left at roundabout. Hotel 0.5 miles on left.
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