Booking directly by phone or using the booking application on our web site is always cheaper than using a Booking Agent. Breakfast is included in the direct booking price for bedrooms but not self catering accommodation Strenneth is set in Norfolk countryside 10 mins. drive from the market town of Diss, 5 mins from Bressingham Gardens and close to Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit. A 17th Century Grade 2 listed building, with a single storey courtyard bedroom wing and self catering cottages, all with parking. Our 1 and 2 bedroom self catering serviced cottages are good value, well presented and equipped and always very popular. There are 4 Pubs that all serve food within 2 miles or so.The house is surrounded by the ever changing Norfolk countryside and a variety of interesting local walks and cycle routes. Pets are welcomed. Strenneth makes an ideal touring base to explore East Anglia. Close to Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit, Diss, Redgrave and Lopham Fen, Banham Zoo, Bressingham Gardens and equidistant between Norwich, Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket. All rooms and cottages have full central heating , and tastefully decorated furnished. Internet is available and T.V's & hospitality trays in each room. The extensive breakfast menu is designed to satisfy all tastes and can be adjusted to suit most diets. There are 3 good local Pubs within 2 miles. Of historical importance the house sits on the perimeter of Fersfield Airfield. During the Second World War this was a top secret airfield. Joseph Patrick Kennedy who was the elder brother of President John F. Kennedy was stationed at Fersfield when he lost his life. Hotel Cancellation Policy £50 is normally taken on booking. If cancelled within 7 days of booking this is refundable. Cancellation between 7-2 days the first night will be charged in full. If cancelled after the full cost may be charged.

Strenneth has been a family run Bed and Breakfast for the past 40 years and the owners Paul and Yolly have been your hosts for the 19 of those years. The wonder of a farmhouse built in circa 1550 will soon entrance you. The area has many local historical features and buildings and much of the adjacent land is owned by the Duke of Norfolk. If you are interested in wildlife we have hares, owls and deer in abundance. Redgrave Fen is has many species of bird and up to 75 species have been recorded in one day. You can expect to see Hares , Roe Deer. Barn Owls in the nearby fields.