Pansthorne Bed & Breakfast
Bed and Breakfast in South Lopham, Norfolk
Accommodation Description:
Pansthorne Bed and Breakfast is situated in the idyllic Norfolk village of South Lopham. A working farm until the early 1980s, we now provide ground floor, individual cottage style accommodation in sympathetically converted old farm buildings full of character.Pansthorne Bed and Breakfasts location - historically known as Memories - makes it an ideal base for anyone visiting the area either for business or pleasure by car, bicycle or on foot.
From: £50.00
Facilities
- Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
- Cots available
- Car parking available onsite
- TV
- Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
- Hairdryer in each room
- Pets Allowed
- Ground floor bedrooms
- Radio
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
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4.7 miles (Historic Church)
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4.8 miles (Historic Church)
Frenze, St Andrew's Church -
5.8 miles (Historic Church)
Thornham Walks -
6.5 miles (Countryside)
Stanton, St John's Church -
6.7 miles (Historic Church)
Shimpling, St George's Church -
6.9 miles (Historic Church)
Billingford Mill -
7.9 miles (Historic Building)
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