Bungay & the Saints

Bungay & the Saints is a rural area in East Suffolk, known for its historic market town and surrounding villages. Bungay itself sits on the River Waveney, with a mix of medieval architecture and local businesses. The town features landmarks like Bungay Castle and the 12th-century St. Mary’s Church. The surrounding Saints villages, including St. Cross and St. Peter, are characterised by farmland, cottages, and quiet lanes.

The area is primarily agricultural, with fields and hedgerows shaping the landscape. Local amenities include independent shops, pubs, and community events such as the Bungay Festival. The Saints villages are small, with a focus on rural life and conservation. The River Waveney provides opportunities for walking and wildlife spotting, while the nearby Broads add to the natural appeal. The area maintains a quiet, traditional feel with strong ties to its history and farming heritage.