Bawdeswell is a small village and civil parish in the Breckland district of Norfolk, England. It sits where the sandy heaths of Breckland give way to more fertile arable land, creating a patchwork of farmland, copses and ponds; the built core is a modest cluster of houses around a church and green, so the village retains a distinctly rural character.
Historically an agricultural community, much of the local economy still revolves around farming, while village life is sustained by a village hall, playing field and periodic fetes and events. The parish shows traces of its past in older buildings and a war memorial, and its quiet lanes make it attractive to walkers and those seeking easy access to the wider Norfolk countryside.
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