Please find location map below for
How Hill House, Ludham, Norfolk, NR29 5PG
Also see 'What 3 Words' below too.
Nearest railway station - Hoveton and Wroxham (branch line from Norwich station), approx 3 miles from How Hill.
Directions by car
from A47 (dual carriageway running south of Norwich - eastbound) to Ludham Village
Continue to Acle. Take the A1064, crossing over Acle bridge. Shortly after take the B1154 through Billockby and Clippesby.
At Repps with Bastwick continue left onto the A149 towards Potter Heigham.
Take a left into Potter Heigham village (Bridge Road). You'll cross the river again. Stay on this road which veers left into Ludham Road.
OR if you stay on A149 for a little longer, you'll cross the river on a larger bridge and then turn left into Station Road (in Potter Heigham). Turn right into Ludham Road.
Continue to Ludham village and turn right into High Street, opposite the King's Arms Pub and near a grocery shop.
Turn left into School Road.
Turn right into How Hill Road.
See 'final directions' below.
from Stalham / A149 - to Ludham Village - note it's recommended to approach How Hill House via Ludham, south of How Hill, rather than via Sharp Street to the north. The road from Sharp Street is very rutted and narrow. So if you are travelling from the Stalham and Catfield direction, go into Ludham first, turn right at School Road and next right into How Hill Road. Then see 'final directions' below.
from Wroxham / A1062
From Wroxham take the A1062 (Horning Road), pass through Upper Street (Horning). After a few miles you'll cross over Ludham Bridge.
Pass the Dog pub on the right.
Before the village of Ludham on a sharp bend, turn left into School Lane. There is a brown sign for How Hill at this turn off.
Pass row of houses on right. Take second left into How Hill Road (a single track road). Then see 'final directions' below.
Final directions
How Hill Road winds up the hill for a good mile. There are passing places.
Pass an entrance on the left to a field/car park for those visiting the Nature Reserve.
Take the next left signed for 'Visitors to How Hill House', opposite a black windmill.
You’ll be on a circular driveway. Keep the house on your left, driving behind it.
Once behind the main house, immediately turn right to park in the car park in front of the single storey wooden building (education centre).
Don't park directly by the main house (staff parking).
Walk back with your luggage to the circular drive way, pass through the wooden gate to the garden and the front of How Hill House.
Enter the house through the large wooden door.
What 3 Words
Turn off point from How Hill Road at How Hill House
///imperious.dislodge.digests
Car park
///notice.syndicate.gravel
Gate to How Hill House front door (from car park walk back with belongings)
///melt.hurricane.clasps
How Hill House, Ludham, Norfolk, NR29 5PG
Also see 'What 3 Words' below too.
Nearest railway station - Hoveton and Wroxham (branch line from Norwich station), approx 3 miles from How Hill.
Directions by car
from A47 (dual carriageway running south of Norwich - eastbound) to Ludham Village
Continue to Acle. Take the A1064, crossing over Acle bridge. Shortly after take the B1154 through Billockby and Clippesby.
At Repps with Bastwick continue left onto the A149 towards Potter Heigham.
Take a left into Potter Heigham village (Bridge Road). You'll cross the river again. Stay on this road which veers left into Ludham Road.
OR if you stay on A149 for a little longer, you'll cross the river on a larger bridge and then turn left into Station Road (in Potter Heigham). Turn right into Ludham Road.
Continue to Ludham village and turn right into High Street, opposite the King's Arms Pub and near a grocery shop.
Turn left into School Road.
Turn right into How Hill Road.
See 'final directions' below.
from Stalham / A149 - to Ludham Village - note it's recommended to approach How Hill House via Ludham, south of How Hill, rather than via Sharp Street to the north. The road from Sharp Street is very rutted and narrow. So if you are travelling from the Stalham and Catfield direction, go into Ludham first, turn right at School Road and next right into How Hill Road. Then see 'final directions' below.
from Wroxham / A1062
From Wroxham take the A1062 (Horning Road), pass through Upper Street (Horning). After a few miles you'll cross over Ludham Bridge.
Pass the Dog pub on the right.
Before the village of Ludham on a sharp bend, turn left into School Lane. There is a brown sign for How Hill at this turn off.
Pass row of houses on right. Take second left into How Hill Road (a single track road). Then see 'final directions' below.
Final directions
How Hill Road winds up the hill for a good mile. There are passing places.
Pass an entrance on the left to a field/car park for those visiting the Nature Reserve.
Take the next left signed for 'Visitors to How Hill House', opposite a black windmill.
You’ll be on a circular driveway. Keep the house on your left, driving behind it.
Once behind the main house, immediately turn right to park in the car park in front of the single storey wooden building (education centre).
Don't park directly by the main house (staff parking).
Walk back with your luggage to the circular drive way, pass through the wooden gate to the garden and the front of How Hill House.
Enter the house through the large wooden door.
What 3 Words
Turn off point from How Hill Road at How Hill House
///imperious.dislodge.digests
Car park
///notice.syndicate.gravel
Gate to How Hill House front door (from car park walk back with belongings)
///melt.hurricane.clasps
