Horringer is a village in West Suffolk, 2½ miles southwest of the market town of Bury St Edmunds. St. Leonard's Church has prime position in the centre of the village overlooking the village green and the entrance to Ickworth Park. In the 14th Century St Leonard's Church was restored and Great Horringer Hall rebuilt. The Gildhall, King William Cottage and The Old House date from Medieval times, along with other historic buildings along The Street. On the village green is the entrance to Ickworth House and Park, a National Trust property. The Earl of Bristol created this eccentric house in 1795, with its central rotunda and curved corridors to display his collections by Titian, Gainsborough and Velasquez and a magnificent Georgian silver collection. The house is surrounded by an Italianate garden and set in a Capability Brown park with woodland, deer enclosure, vineyard, Georgian summer-house, church, canal and lake. The Ickworth Hotel is located in Ickworth Park in the East wing of Ickworth House. The Beehive pub is situated in the centre of the village and dates back to approximately 1860. By the main A143 is the Six Bells Pub. Horringer Community Centre is home to a large number of village clubs, societies and organisations.
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Places to Stay near Horringer
Ickworth Hotel & Apartments (0.78 miles)
The Ickworth is arguably the sparkling gem in the von Essen Hotels' family set. Once home to the Hervey family, the East Wing at Ickworth is surrounded by 1800 acres ... More | visit website
Clarice House (0.83 miles)
83 Whiting Street (2.07 miles)
83 Whiting Street, a 14th Century counting house with many historic features, offers comfortably furnished bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities and hairdryer, televisions and tea/coffee tray.
The house is centrally located in the heart of bustling ... More | visit website
Dog and Partridge (2.12 miles)
The Old Brewers House is a charming 18th Century Building which was formerly the family home of Greene King’s Chief Brewer. It has been refurbished & restored to provide nine ... More
The Angel Hotel (2.18 miles)
Situated on Angel Hill, one of the country's prettiest squares, this family owned hotel offers beautifully-decorated bedrooms, comfortable Lounge and newly refurbished Angel Eaterie with its stunning artwork and cool design. Charles Dickens stayed in this former coaching ... More | visit website
Abbey Hotel (2.23 miles)
Within easy walking distance of the Theatre Royal, and a splendid array of cafes and restaurants, the Abbey Hotel is a relaxing, convenient place to stay, popular among both the business community and other visitors ... More | visit website
Bushel (2.26 miles)
Fox (2.49 miles)
Nestling within the historic grid and conservation area, the Fox Inn and Restaurant is situated beside the Abbey Gardens in Bury St Edmunds. The Fox is within 2 minutes walk of The Abbey Gardens and ... More | visit website
Ramada Bury St Edmunds (2.67 miles)
The Ramada Bury St Edmunds is situated by this charming town commonly known as the 'Crossroads of East Anglia'. Leisure travellers will also appreciate the close proximity of Cambridge, Ely and ... More
Best Western Priory Hotel (2.90 miles)
The Best Western Priory Hotel is a privately owned hotel where the welcome is warm and personal, offering good service and value for money, without compromising on quality
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