Discreetly located in the heart of Norfolk with easy access from London

• Two hours by Train and Car to London & the Midlands

• Fifteen minutes from Norwich Airport

A remarkable building with a fascinating past and a bright future - perfect if:

• You have a training requirement and need a host venue with excellent food and beautiful accommodation

• You need to get your entire team together for a few days

• You are planning an event or an off-site gathering

• You need a film or photography location

A Very Potted History of Bylaugh

Built in 1852 under the Will of one owner but against that of others

• Designed by Architects Charles Barry and Robert Banks

• Home to the founder of BP Oil

• A very discreet Royal Air Force base in WW2

• Winston Churchill and Eisenhower met here

• Dismantled by local builders in 1952

• Listed by English Heritage as a ‘ruinous pile’ in 1983

• Restoration commenced in 2000 and is ongoing

The Clocktower

Designed at the same time and by the same family firm as Big Ben in London the clocktower still retains its working mechanism and the original bell cast by Messrs Charles and George Mears at The Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London’s East End circa 1850