The Control Tower on the former RAF North Creake Airfield is now a unique vegetarian B&B. Over two years of loving restoration, owners Claire Nugent & Nigel Morter have restored the exterior to its iconic modernist look, while the interior is a period joy, but with up to date comforts.
The history is fascinating, the Tower was originally built in 1943 to command 199 and 171 Squadrons' take-offs and landings. These were part of The 100 Group of Bomber Command and their mission was to carry out secret radio counter measures.
The Tower has had many uses since then, now it is transformed into a special place to stay in the bustling agricultural hamlet of Egmere, just 3 miles south of Wells-next-the-Sea.
Two double art deco style rooms, named after their war time use, from £100 per room per night.
The Signal Room - large double with en suite art deco bathroom and vintage furniture including a large dressing table.
The Controller's Rest Room - double with en suite shower room and beautiful period furniture.
