Wrentham is a pleasant village lying about 7 miles south of Lowestoft astride the busy A12 trunk road.

The Horse and Groom public house stands along side the busy A12 trunk road.

As you can see this thatched cottage has recently had its ridge re-thatched.

The somewhat unusually shaped Congregational Chapel.

At some time in the past this tree outside the Congregational Chapel must have split its trunk and in order to try and save it a metal tie bar has been placed through the trunk to hold it together.

Wrentham is one of the few Suffolk villages to still have an old animal Pound, a place where in olden days stray cattle and animals were placed until their owners could collect them.

The parish church of St Nicholas lies a short distance from the village centre.

The lovely tree lined path leading up to the church doorway.

The centre of Wrentham with its many Antique shops and Restaurants.

The old 19th Town Hall that stands in the high street has now been converted into private dwelling, a very unusual place to live!

This is probably the smallest and in my opinion the prettiest cottage in the village.