BBC's Hairy Bikers cook up a storm in Norfolk Airbnb kitchen

Hill Farm Barn, located in Spooner Row, was used by the bearded duo as their base during filming and the kitchen featured extensively as they cooked up a storm using local produce.

Si King and Dave Myers could be seen creating a creamy risotto, a spicy tofu dish and a tasty dessert at the property, which is owned by holiday let company Norfolk Stays.

Si King and Dave Myers, the Hairy Bikers, cooking a tofu dish in a Norfolk Airbnb kitchen (Image: BBC)

Jane Webb, property manager, said: "It was so nice to see the home and the kitchen feature so extensively in the show.

"They stayed there for a week and were quite private but they thanked us for having them and said they loved staying there."

Hill Farm Barn was the first Airbnb bought by Norfolk lads Harry Webb and Adam Barry at the start of the pandemic, who have since grown the company and now manage 14 properties in the county.

The Hairy Bikers visited Tofurei in Norwich as part of the BBC show (Image: BBC Pictures)

The Hairy Bikers Go Local visited Norfolk for the fifth episode of the series and showcased a number of Norfolk producers including Tofurei in Norwich, Barsham Arms in Fakenham and more. 

It aired on Tuesday, January 10 and can be watched on BBC iPlayer.