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Yoxford is a lovely village in North Suffolk surrounded by the parkland of three country houses in an area known as the “Garden of Suffolk”. The village derives its name from the River Yox that flows through the village and a ford that crossed the river near to the entrance to Cockfield Hall. |
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The thatched Jubilee shelter standing at the junction of the A1120 and the main A12 road to London. |
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The Old Schoolroom, now a private dwelling. |
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Viv and Pete's little old bric-a-brac shop. |
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The river Yox that flows through the village and from where the village derives its name. |
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Dating from the 16th century Cockfield Hall is a grade 1 listed private house standing in 40 acres of historic parkland. |
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The parish church of St Peter. |
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Standing near to the church, this old cast-iron signpost points the way to London and Framlingham. |
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The Griffin inn probably dates from the 1500s and was reputedly a haunt for smugglers and ghosts. |
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You have to look twice at this house for all is not as it appears. The postman must get quite confused! |
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A lovely old cottage in the village. |
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