Earsham Park Farm

"Probably the finest B&B in the area"

The House
The house is set amongst lovely gardens in the middle of a 600 acre working farm with thriving wildlife and lovely walks. The farm has a range of arable crops and a free-range outdoor pig breeding herd.

The house has a light, airy and spacious feel whilst retaining its Victorian period charm. All the rooms have the extensive facilities guests would expect as well as many other touches. Paying attention to detail is very important to Bobbie and Simon who have been welcoming guests for over 13 years and look forward to welcoming you.

Rebuilt after a fire in the 1860's, only the cellars and the farm bell remain from the previous dwelling. The farm dates back to Hugh Bigod's days (12th Century), and an original map of the farm dated about 1650 hangs in the dining room.

Well behaved children and dogs are welcome and we have facilities for horses to stay by prior arrangement.
Please note that we are cat free.

Dining Room
The dining room with large windows faces south and overlooks the farm and Waveney valley. It features a polished and stencilled wooden floor. Breakfast is served around the large family table. For those keen to get out and about, having an early breakfast is no problem.

Breakfasts - see full menu
Breakfasts are a feature of any stay. Be warned! - for those man enough, prepare to indulge in homemade breads, the farm's own sausages and bacon, local free-range eggs and homemade preserves. For a lighter touch, fresh fruit salad, dried fruit compote, Greek yogurt and croissants are all available! Vegetarians and special diets always happily catered for.

Smoking Policy
All rooms in the house are non-smoking.

"The only complaint we have is that we didn't find you sooner"