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Boarhouse Farm is a farmstead visible on the 1st Ed Os map. The farmstead is laid out in a regular U-plan with additional detached elements. The farmhouse is detached and set away from the yard. The farmstead sits alongside a public road in a hamlet ...

19th century building with potentially earlier orgins which has has undergone a variety of uses, most recently as a nightclub.

June 1991: 1 ?Rom and 1 Med sherd (both discarded) found during excavation of storm water relief drain for Grange Farm development (S1). Spread of burnt flints. Formerly recorded as FXL MISC

Evaluation, revealed two post-medieval walls and an associated 18th-19th century brick floor, thought to be the remains of buildings recorded on 19th and early 20th century maps

Concentration of burnt flints (circa 100m plus by 250m), one worked flint and one sherd of Bronze Age or Iron Age flint-tempered pottery found fieldwalking the area surrounding Blofield Hall.

Iron Age ditch and pit and a post medieval pit, and 5 undated ditches, Fornham Park, Forham St Genevieve

Evaluation identified Late Iron Age / Roman field systems and further undated ditches, pits and postholes

January 1998: Earthworks adjoining SE corner of South Elmham Hall moated site (SEC 002) included in new Scheduling - details in (S1). Scheduled Monument.

Excavation revealed evidence of Iron Age and Early Roman activity

Letheringham Lodge was built in 1472 by the powerful Wingfield family, it was designed as a hunting lodge or 'gloriette' from which high-status visitors could watch the hunt and admire the surrounding landscape.