North Cove Hall
South of the Waveney River, eighteenth century North Cove Hall sits on the site of an earlier house within a small early-nineteenth century park that expanded to take in ancient woodland and North Cove Green. The park expanded further when a bypass road was built in the twentieth century. Much of the park survives and mature trees are dotted throughout. Bounded by a ha-ha, surviving pleasure gardens were established with a further ha-ha to the front of the house. Within the gardens are the remains of a walled garden with oval pond straddling the south wall.
Not open to the public
