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  White HallCarbrooke, Thetford, Norfolk, IP25 6SGPhone: +44 (0)1953 885950 |
| WHITE HALL is an elegant listed farmhouse - mostly Georgian, but originating from the time of Queen Anne when the house was farm to the Manor of Rokeles. Set in grounds of 3 acres on the edge of Carbrooke it provides the perfect location in which to relax and unwind. In winter guests find a warm welcome awaits them in the house in front of a roaring log fire, while in summer the attractive, well stocked gardens with many varieties of old fashioned roses provide a haven of peace an tranquillity. Whatever the season you will be assured of a warm welcome all year round and the newly decorated, spacious and attractively furnished accommodation will ensure your stay is a comfortable one. |
| A delicious breakfast of locally produced foods is served in the sunny dining room. The bantams who roam the garden lay the most fabulous free range eggs-truly delicious with the locally smoked bacon! Carbrooke is an attractive, thriving village with Roman origins and a beautiful 15th Century church. Opposite the church lies one of the first millennium greens to be established in the country - it includes a pond, grassy amphitheatre, maze, orchard, green and wooded areas. |
| Carbrooke was originally two villages - Carbrooke Magna and Carbrooke Parva, and it is a spread out hamlet in what remains of the latter that White Hall is to be found. Nearby is the bustling market town of Watton with a good selection of independent shops and a Farmers Market on the first Saturday of each month. Our home provides an ideal base for visiting the many attractions in the area - from historic houses, plant specialists, local country auctions, and independent brewers. Excellent walking, cycling and bird watching can be found in Thetford Forest and beyond. Further details of attractions in Breckland can be found at www.breckland.gov.uk Directions: 3/4 mile off B1108 through Watton Green. |
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