Oxburgh Hall is a late 15th century fortified moated manor house, founded by Edmund Bedingfeld. In 1482, King Edward IV, granted him a license to crenellate his square quadrangular fortress of four brick ranges around a courtyard. Flanking the north range, is an unaltered three storey gatehouse, flanked to the fore by high octagonal angles towers and defended by early gun ports. The hall was damaged during the Civil War and its two storey ranges were extensively rearranged and given Victorian Gothic decoration, in the 18th and 19th century. 11 miles north-west is Wormegay Castle.