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Built in 1839 the Rectory was until recently the residence of the Bishop of Thetford. The grounds are dominated by a large Cedar of Lebanon.

The Grange is a Grade 2 listed building, formerly a farmhouse, with various dates of construction but mainly C17 with C18 and later alterations. Unfortunately, the spreading branches of an ancient cedar tree obscures it from view almost entirely.

The flush bracket bench mark is on the south-east corner (facing south) of The Old School in Bramerton Street. Situated immediately above the DPC, 1 brick west of the corner of the building. The Village Hall once stood next door but was... (more)

Some parts of the church date from the 13th century, but it was almost entirely rebuilt in 1462.

For an exterior view of the church see > Link.

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For a wider view of this sign which is situated in the church's car park see > Link. For a view of the Christadelphian church in Bramerton see > Link.

This smart bungalow now stands on the site of what once was Bramerton Village Hall before it was demolished and a new one built on a different site to the north of the village in 1988. Link