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Get startedHolverston is a tiny civil parish in Norfolk with a population of just 29 people and 9 households. The area is noted for its 16th‑century Holverston Hall and the surrounding barn conversions.
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Holverston is a civil parish in Norfolk, England, situated roughly three‑quarters of a mile southeast of Rockland St. Mary. The parish contains the 16th‑century Holverston Hall and associated barn conversions, which are accessed by road from Hellington to the east. According to the 2001 census, the parish had nine households and a population of 29, reflecting its very small size. The parish once had a thatched, round‑towered church, but all traces of it had disappeared by 1845. The locality falls within the NR14 postal district, indicating its inclusion in the broader Norwich area. The historical architecture and low population density give Holverston a quiet, rural character, while its proximity to Rockland St. Mary provides access to nearby amenities and transport links within the county of Norfolk.