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Pulham Market is a well-established village in South Norfolk, situated just off the A140 about eight miles north of Diss. It is often distinguished from its neighbour, Pulham St Mary, by its spacious central green, which is framed by a mix of thatched cottages and later flint and brick buildings. The village functions as a practical hub for the immediate area, supported by a local primary school, a doctors' surgery, and a small general store that includes a post office. Historically, the "Market" in its name dates back to a charter granted by Edward I, and while the livestock trade is long gone, the layout remains focused around the village cross and the 14th-century St Mary Magdalene Church. Its location makes it a convenient base for those working in either Norwich or Ipswich, though it retains a distinct, quiet identity of its own, deeply rooted in the surrounding arable landscape.