Bracon Ash village, Norfolk

Bracon Ash is situated six miles south-west of Norwich and has a pretty parish church built of flint, stone and brick.

Bracon Hall is a modern building which was built on the site of a considerably older hall. It is said that Queen Elizabeth I was known to visit.

There is a village hall, which was built in 1970, and used for various activities and functions. The village school was closed in 1977 meaning children now travel to neighbouring villages for their schooling.

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