Description: Website for the village of Bramfield including interactive map of accomodation, interactive Bramfield village tapestry and electronic postcards. Bramfield is a Suffolk village steeped in history, containing many interesting features. As the sea is less than ten miles away Bramfield is well placed for the delights of both the countryside and the Heritage Coast of north-east Suffolk.
Bramfield is a Suffolk village steeped in history, containing many interesting features. As the sea is less than ten miles away Bramfield is well placed for the delights of both the countryside and the Heritage Coast of north-east Suffolk. Accommodation is easy to find with Bed and Breakfast offered at North Manor Farmhouse in the main village street. Self-Catering is available at Grove Farm House and in the wider local area .
With Bramfield being centred around the crossroads of the A144 (A12 to Bungay road) and the lesser roads which lead to Walpole to the west and to Thorington and Wenhaston to the east, it might be all too easy to pass by and not appreciate all that Bramfield has to offer.
At this crossroads stand the award-winning centuries-old Queen's Head public house, the picturesque thatched bus shelter and the Bramfield village sign. Just off the crossroads are Bramfield Primary School and the Village Hall.
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