Plans to convert former Norfolk pub into home emerge

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 14:22 · Archive

The former Gull Inn near Norwich, which closed in 2023, is being converted to a residential property.

Plans have emerged to convert the former Gull Inn near Norwich into a residential property. The pub on the A146 at Framingham Pigot closed in September 2023 when its operators went into liquidation.

The site was marketed and offered at auction four times before being sold in a post-auction deal in 2025. Local investor Mr S Parry acquired it for £260,000 through Birmingham-based agents Bond Wolfe.

According to a report submitted with the planning application, the site failed to attract a buyer as a going concern. The report concludes the site is too large for the level of trade it could attract and would not generate sufficient profit to justify the investment needed to reopen it as a pub.

Mr Parry has now submitted his conversion scheme to South Norfolk Council for consideration.

How it is being reported

• Plans to transform former pub among public notices in NorfolkHere are five public notices to be aware of in Norfolk this week.Eastern Daily Press · 1 Nov, 14:00
• Plans to transform former pub among public notices in NorfolkHere are five public notices to be aware of in Norfolk this week.Norwich Evening News · 1 Nov, 14:00

In this story: Gull Inn · Framingham Pigot · Norwich · Mr S Parry · South Norfolk Council · Bond Wolfe

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