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| A warm welcome awaits you . . . Come and stay at The Old Bakery in beautiful South Norfolk. You'll find us in the Waveney Valley in Pulham Market, a small but perfectly formed, quintessentially Norfolk village, with traditional Village Green, charming period cottages, thatched roofs, two village pubs and stunning scenery. The Old Bakery is a delightful listed building, with wattle and daub walls and a timber frame, exposed internal beams and bags of character. Dating from 1580, The Old Bakery was established in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I as the main bakery for the Pulhams, although the last baker retired in 1951. The building has been in continuous use for more than 400 years, as a bakery, a restaurant and now as a bed and breakfast. We have three spacious bedrooms, private parking for guests, and a delightful garden complete with Garden Room. The large, comfortable lounge with exposed beams is warm and cosy in winter and a cool haven in summer. For longer stays of two nights or more at weekends and three nights or more mid-week, we can offer special prices. Do call us for more information. Bedrooms We have three spacious, cosy, comfortable bedrooms all with en-suite facilities just waiting for you to come and stay. Both the Oak and Harvest rooms have exposed timber beams and face the front of the property catching the evening sun. The Granary's main window faces to the rear of The Old Bakery with stunning views over the Waveney Valley countryside towards neighbouring Pulham St. Mary. |
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| Lounge Sit back and relax in our expansive, welcoming lounge. With exposed beams, huge comfortable sofas, a roaring fire in winter and a well stocked bar, it's a calm and tranquil retreat at any time of the day. Sunny Garden We have a delightful garden with a south facing Garden Room where visitors are welcome to take afternoon tea or sip on something stronger. The garden is beautifully planted with items of interest and colour all year round. Private Parking Guests at The Old Bakery have access to private parking at the front of the property. Breakfast Start the day with a delicious Norfolk breakfast. Wake up each morning to a delicious fresh breakfast made using the finest local produce. Cooked to order, our sumptuous full English breakfasts feature Norfolk bacon, sausages and free-range eggs from our local farm shop and butcher. Fruit juices, with ground coffee and a selection of the finest teas are sure to tempt your taste buds. |
| If something lighter is more your cup of tea in the morning, we also offer a range of fruit, yogurt, cereals, and bread from our local bakery. We're more than happy to cater to any dietary requirements you may have, please just let us know when you book. Getting To Us Norfolk The Old Bakery is conveniently located in Pulham Market, just off the A140 close to essential road, rail and air travel links whilst being tucked away in the Norfolk countryside. By Road Pulham Market is two minutes drive from the A140, signposted 'The Pulhams.' Click here to see a map and use the zoom tool to see exactly where Church Walk is. Once you have turned off the A140 follow the road for about 1½ miles into Pulham Market. As you round the corner after the hairdressers you will find The Old Bakery is on the left, with private parking directly in front of the house. The Village Green and The Falcon pub are to the right of the house. Do give us a call on 01379 676492 if you're feeling lost - a pot of tea or something stronger will be waiting for you when you arrive. By Rail The nearest station is at Diss on the main line to London where trains make regular stops. Pulham Market is about 15 minutes taxi ride away. Do let us know what time your train arrives and we will book a taxi for you. By Air The nearest airport is Norwich International in the north of the city, about 40 minutes taxi ride away. Taxis can be found just outside the airport. |
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