Welcome to........ 

 The Risby Barn Centre,

EASTER

Opening times

Fri 29 Mar 9.30am-4.30pm

Sat 30 Mar 9.30am.5pm

Sun 31 Mar 9.30am -4.30pm

(Past and Present Closed Sunday)

Mon 1 apr 9.30-4.30pm

Tues onwards open as usual

Please Note

The Nook Coffee shop is now OPEN

Wednesdays to Sundays

10am -4pm

Openings times may vary

for each shop unit so 

please check individual shop 

opening times

Richard Martin

The Risby Barn Centre Manager

tel 01284 811126

Please email for contact

and we will get back to you as soon as possible

r.martin@lineone.net

The Risby Barn Centre is often refered to as the 'Shopping Centre in the countryside'. It was set up in its present form in 1986 by owner Richard Martin. Since then it has grown and developed into what you see today. It features Two Antique Centres, a Garden Centre, Coffee shop, Sewing centre called the Cosy Cabin and a number of smaller businesses. The Centre has been featured on many occassions recently on the BBC programme 'The Antiques Road Trip', where a number of interesting items have been tracked down and gone on to be sold at Auction.

The Centre is open SEVEN days a week, including Bank Holidays. For each individual business which are on the Risby Barn site, please check out each page for the specific opening times.

Main Contact

Richard Martin
Tel 01284 811126

r.martin@lineone.net

Address:
The Barn
South Street
Risby
Bury St Edmunds
IP28 6QU

Directions

You find us on South street in the Village of Risby which is 2 miles west of Bury St Edmunds, at junction 41 on the A14. Follow signs for the village of Risby and you will travel along south street and find THE RISBY BARN CENTRE.

if you are coming from Mildenhall (fiveways) off the A11 the you will need to follow the A1101 towards Bury St Edmunds until you reach the village of Flempton. Oppisite the church you will need to turn right and this will bring to the Village of Risby, beside the village green. Follow the road and ignore all other roads and this will bring you into south street. we are approx 100m past the Pub 'The Crown and Castle' on the right hand side. A very large 16th Cent Thatched barn.

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