In 2014 we returned to London from Moscow, were we’d been working for 5 years and started looking for a country house. When we saw Swafield Hall for the first time the house definitely wasn’t in its best condition. The roof was leaking, walls were cracked, some windows, doors and wooden constructions were rotten. And it was a beautiful, outstanding house with more than 4 centuries of history. We said “definitely not” but returned here once, returned again, and finally decided to buy Swafield Hall, renovate and restore it to its previous glory. We moved to Swafield Hall in October 2014. Our first purchase for Swafield Hall was the Apollo Belvedere marble statue for the Apollo Promenade. Apollo Belvedere can be seen in many parks in the Tsars’ residences near Saint-Petersburg where one of us (Boris) was brought up. English landscape design had a big influence on Russian parks in the 18th and 19th centuries and Swafield Hall gardens reminds Boris of his homeland. The renovation started in 2015, some minor finishing still needs to be done, but the most important work is completed. We are happy now to share our love and passion for this beautiful place with our guests.

16 Century Swafield Hall offers self-catering accommodation set in in a rural setting, within tranquil gardens and parkland. Swafield Hall is located near the North Norfolk coast, on the road from Swafield village to the coastal resort of Mundesley, with its sandy beach (2.9 miles walk/drive). It is equidistant between two main tourist attractions in North Norfolk: Cromer (8 miles) and the Broads (8 miles). Sheringham is 13 miles. The apartments have recently been refurbished and retain many period features including exposed beams, an open fireplace, antique chandeliers and original window shutters. At Swafield Hall guests can enjoy garden views from all bedrooms, use the Tennis court, Croquet lawn, Barbecue, tables in the garden for outdoor breakfasts / dinners, seating area in the large wooden Victorian style conservatory, outdoor sunbathing area with deck chairs and cocktail table, shaded relaxation area with a hammock near the parterre and the main lawn, relaxation area in the Arabian Secret garden with a lime tree canopy and two benches etc. The Grade II listed Swafield Hall has an impressive brick and flint Tudor North facade and beautiful lime washed Georgian South elevation

Swafield Hall is ideally located near the North Norfolk coast, on the road from Swafield village to the coastal resort of Mundesley, with its wonderful sandy beach (2.9 miles walk/drive). It is equidistant between two main tourist attractions in Norfolk: Cromer (8 miles) and the Broads (8 miles). Sheringham is 13 miles. The picturesque old railway track of the Norfolk and Suffolk Joint Railway is just 5 minutes walk from Swafield Hall. It is now a public walkway (a part of the Paston Way footpath) and butterfly reserve. Pigney’s Wood is 15 minutes walk, it is a haven for wild flowers, butterflies and birds. The site comprises 1.7 hectares mature mixed woodland, 7.8 hectares of new woodland, 8.5 hectares open ground and 5.5 hectares low-lying grassland. In Swafield the old railway track crosses the canal. The nearest villages to the estate are Swafield (1 mile), with the award winning local butcher Tavern Tasty Meats and Trunch (1.7 miles) with a popular pub ‘The Crown Inn‘ and famous classical concerts during the summer season at St Botolph Church. The nearby market town of North Walsham (2.5 miles) contains several restaurants, the local Waitrose and Sainsburys.