A Norfolk location features in a new guide to Britain's best secret villages to live in.
The Sunday Times list celebrates 20 "under-the-radar spots" that "are not well known across the country but are always in demand among those in the know".
Worstead, just south of North Walsham, is praised for its community spirit, road and rail connections and picturesque setting.
Writer Tim Palmer said: "There was nothing secret about Worstead in medieval times, when it was a big, bustling bastion of the wool trade.
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"It is a quieter place now, but the legacy of more prosperous times lives on in a church almost the size of a cathedral and a stunning selection of houses, many with a hint of Holland about them."
He also highlights the good schools nearby, The White Lady pub and the annual Worstead Festival, which raises money for local causes.
The average house price in the village is listed as £303,890, which is described as "good value in this corner of East Anglia".
