Bucks Arms

This early 18th-century brick building is now part of the Blickling Hall estate. The snug, tucked between the main corridor and lounge, is the star here. It has a white-painted counter probably from the 1950s, old bar-back shelves, a 1950s brick fireplace with an ornate surround and an oddly shaped alcove. The counter in the lounge is of similar vintage; the fireplace and fixed seating are old but the bar-back modern. The rooms are linked by a Norfolk pamment corridor and entrance lobby. The two-part dining room with its quarry-tiled floor and fine old fireplaces was not part of the pub until recent years. The pub was once managed by the People's Refreshment House Association, founded in 1896 to encourage temperance in inns by serving non-alcoholic beverages.