Directions to White Dove Barn

A12 travelling north – past turnings to Southwold, Wangford – Take the left turn B1127 to Beccles ( Heliport )
Carry on the B1127 through Henstead and on to Hulver Street.  Take the second left signposted Hulver Road.
Continue for ½ mile past the first set of houses until you see Marsh Farm on your left hand side.
You will see a large pond and a post and rail fence.
Turn left into the gravel driveway of Marsh Farm and drive down the right hand side of the gravel driveway past the black barn.
White dove Barn is situated behind Marsh farm.

 

The village of Ellough with its ancient church was the site of a heathen temple of the Norsemen (elgr was the Norse word for temple).

Just 3 miles from the imposing tower of the ancient church at Beccles, whose street names, Saltgate, Northgate, Smallgate and Hungate hint at the fortifications which once surrounded the town, Beccles is now home to an excellent range of restaurants, shops and pubs, their Georgian facades disguising many of its ancient buildings which nestle along the banks of the lower Waveney river. Here you can explore the lovely reed-fringed waterways of southern Broadland and their abundant wildlife (boat hire is available), or cycle down its hidden green lanes and nature trails. For those seeking some culture The Old Granary Studio, Toft Monks, Beccles is a beautiful venue where you can enjoy a variety of musical offerings, occasionally with dinner. In summer one can picnic in the lovely gardens. Theatres and concert halls well worth a visit include the newly restored Fisher Theatre in Bungay, the Cut in Halesworth and the Snape Maltings Concert Hall, near Aldeburgh. No visit will be complete without a visit to Suffolk's Heritage coastline encompassing Lowestoft's Blue Flag beach, genteel Southwold and Dunwich. Golf and fishing 4 miles and birdwatching at RSPB Minsmere. Nearest shop and pub The Shadingfield fox 2 miles (4 minutes car drive).