Local Area

Reepham

The Local Area

Reepham is a small, beautiful market town, dating back to just after the Norman conquest. At the heart of the town lies the Market Place which is surrounded by a collection of historical buildings, mostly 18th century.

Quaint and vibrant there is plenty to enjoy within the Market Place, the 17th century coaching inn ‘The Kings Arms’ has wholesome pub food and ‘The Dial House’ is a lovingly restored Georgian country home with an award winning café/restaurant, elegant dining and a
boutique hotel.

If you enjoy browsing and shopping, there is a good selection of independent shops selling everything
from gifts, treats, antiques, clothes and art. For all your amenities there is everything you need from convenience stores, supermarkets and a family butchers.

Reepham sits between the Bure and Wensum valleys, the town is surrounded by nature, open fields and countryside perfect for peace, quiet and well-being.

Marriott’s way – the old railway – is a great 26 mile footpath, bridleway and cycle route running between Norwich and Aylsham. You can start at Reepham, on route you will spot Whitwell Station (a preserved railway with museum) or Reepham station (tearoom and Kerri’s Farmhouse Shop) which are ideal spots for a break. The care village is next to Marriott’s way and offers easy access for countryside walks for all abilities.

Throughout the year, numerous events are held within the town, these include Reepham Food Festival, Music Festival, Classic Cars and Bikes Festival and the Festival of Light. Reepham Country Market is held every Wednesday morning featuring home-made, home-grown and hand-crafted produce.

The town also boasts a doctors surgery, pharmacy and a dental practice to cater to any needs.

There is plenty to do and experience within a fantastic lively and welcoming local community.