Wicklewood village, Norfolk

Wicklewood is a rural village, 11 miles south west of Norwich and about 3 miles from Wymondham. Wicklewood windmill is one of the smaller corn windmills in Norfolk, standing at around 43ft tall, and is still in working order. The windmill was built in 1845 and restored in the 1980’s and in 2005 by the Norfolk Windmills Trust. The brick tower has 5 storeys and a boat-shaped top. St Andrews and All Saints, Wicklewood, is a medieval church that was restored during Victorian times.

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