Oxburgh Hall

Apartments at No. 10 The Abbey are designed to retain a great deal of personality, no more so than in the Oxburgh Hall apartment.

We believe that defines our offering and is why guests clamour for more!

You’ll find oodles of charm in the Oxburgh Hall apartment, comprising a spacious double room perfect for two adults and one child.

The attractive, contemporary interior of the apartment is immaculately clean and the well-equipped kitchen is stylishly finished.

A key gives you independent access. The apartment boasts Wi-Fi throughout.

Bedroom features laminate flooring, a good sized and comfortable bed with smart TV, while the bathroom, in mosaic and industrial white tiling with gilt mirror, is excellent – spacious, clean and generous!

Oxburgh Hall Bedroom

Oxburgh Hall is a country house within Oxborough, Norfolk and today sits in the hands of the National Trust. Despite being built with a moat surrounding it, the house has never been used as a fortress and was only ever intended to be a family home. The house came to the Bedingfeld family by marriage and since it’s construction in 1482, it has continuously been inhabited by them.

Oxburgh Hall Bathroom

The Hall is a great example of late medieval housing and it stands within a square moat and was originally enclosed. In 1772, the hall range facing the gatehouse was pulled down and it now resembles a U-shape. The building is reached by a three-arched bridge and the entrance is through a fortified gatehouse.

Oxburgh Hall Kitchen

The gatehouse is regarded as being one of the best examples of such architecture within the country. Whilst it appearst fort-like in design, it was merely a symbolic feature and was designed to be a symbol of power and prestige.