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Corfield House

Corfield House is a high quality B&B in the peaceful rural Norfolk village of Sporle. There are four ensuite bedrooms which overlook open fields and the pretty half-acre garden. The downstairs room has dual access, which is useful for guests with mobility difficulties. There is a comprehensive breakfast menu and the breakfasts are cooked to order using local produce when available. Special diets can be catered for by prior arrangement.

Good pub meals and cask/real ales are available within walking distance. We would be happy to reserve a table for you for dinner. There are other good 'eateries' within a short drive.

At Corfield House you are assured of a warm welcome and a comfortable room. Each of our four ensuite bedrooms is equipped with colour television, clock radio, hairdryer and a tea/coffee making tray.

There is a lock up for bicycles and ample off road parking.

Children and pets are welcome by arrangement.

Corfield House is a no smoking house.

Corfield House is an ideal place to base yourself if you want to discover Norfolk. We are a short drive from many and varied attraction e.g. the attractive towns of the Norfolk Coast, Sandringham House and many other stately homes (Oxborough, Blickling, Holkam). There are number of wildlife sanctuaries such as Pensthorpe and some serious childrens' attractions like the Dinosaur Park at Lenswade. Norfolk is full of pretty churches and attractive villages that are a photographer’s heaven. Castle Acre is nearby with it's ruined Priory and Castle which well worth a visit. The 'Poppy Line' running from Holt to Sherringham and The Norfolk Line are a delight for steam train buffs as well as children and young people who may never have experienced steam power. The Thursford Collection is nearby offering demonstrations of theatre and fairground Wurlitzers and it's renowned Christmas Spectacular.

Walkers and cyclists can take advantage of The Peddars Way which passes along the outskirts of Sporle and joins with The Norfolk Coastal Path ending in Cromer, famous for it's crabs.

For shoppers Norwich has a good selection of department stores and speciality shop, quite apart from its cathedral and open markets.

Slightly further afield is the seaside town of Great Yarmouth and the world famous Norfolk Broads.