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CHANDOS LODGE - LOCAL ATTRACTIONS






  • DUTCH BARN NURSERY  (DBN) and Beehive Coffee Shop    (15 mins walk)

  • BRESSINGHAM STEAM and GARDENS  (BSG)  (10 mins drive)

  • DISS – charming local town, with useful amenities  (DISS)   (15 mins drive)

  • WYKEN Vineyard and Gardens  (WVG) -  see image above    (19 mins drive)
























PRINCE FREDERICK DULEEP SINGH 

AT BLO NORTON HALL

ATTRACTIONS FURTHER AFIELD   (by car)


  • Thetford - Charles Burrell Steam Museum and Dad’s Army Museum     (25 mins)

  • Bury St Edmunds – historic market town    (30 mins)

  • Bungay and the Norfolk Broads    (35 mins drive)

  • Ickworth House     (35 mins)

  • Norwich     (45 mins)

  • Cambridge – university city    (1 hour)

  • Dedham & Munning’s Castle House Museum     (1 hour)

  • Ely – cathedral city    (1 hour)

  • Kentwell Hall and Long Melford     (1 hour)

  • Houghton Hall     (1 hour 10 mins)

  • Blickling House    (I hour 10 mins)

  • Holt and North Coast    (1 hour and 15 mins)

  • Holkham Hall    (1 hour 30 mins)

  • London     (2 hours)



USEFUL AMENITIES


PUBS:    Cross Keys Redgrave    &   White Horse     (both 3 mins drive)


CAFES:    Beehive Coffee Shop   (15 min walk)   &   The Well – Hopton - Thurs-Sat 10.30am - 2.30pm     (6 mins drive)


TAKE-AWAY FISH & CHIPS:     Hopton Chippy. (6 mins)


LOCAL SHOP:    Holton (6 mins)


BANK:    Diss (15 mins)


SUPERMARKETS:    TESCO  &  MORRISONS etc. – Diss


A&E HOSPITAL:    Bury St Edmunds - West Suffolk Hospital (35mins)  &  Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital    (37 mins)


WAITROSE:    Bury St Edmunds    (40 mins)


AIRPORT - NWI-Norwich International    (57 min drive)



SOME LOCAL WALKS

Because we’re surrounded on three sides by Wildlife Trust fen there are great walks on the doorstep. 


Here are three suggestions:
1)  WALK TO REDGRAVE AND THE CROSS KEYS PUB    (45 Mins)

Not the quickest way (down Redgrave Road) but more peaceful.

2)  THELNETHEM FEN and BLO NORTON    (1 hour 30 mins) 

This goes through the spectacular wildlife preserve bordering the Waverney River and past St Andrew’s, the parish church of Blo Norton, where Frederick Duleep Singh is buried. The prince was a remarkable occupant of Blo Norton Hall.
3)  REDGRAVE PARK and LAKE    (3 hours)

4)  THE DULEEP SINGH SELF-GUIDED WALK   (30 mins)


H.H. Prince Frederick Duleep Singh (1858-1926), was the son of the Maharajah of the Sikh Empire & settled in Blo Norton Hall for the last 20 years of his life, giving much to the local community.

5) LOPHAM FEN AND REDGRAVE  (3 hours)


This circular walk goes through the Redgrave and Lopham Fens, in which the Fen landscape is beautifully contrasted with the undulating farmland to the south, with wide views and some fine old hedges.




(With thanks to Sheila Smith & Gavin Monk - www.ramblersroutes.org)


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