The parish of Felbrigg sits in north-eastern Norfolk just inland from the coastal town of Cromer and west of the road from there to Norwich. There is little remaining of the original village of Felbrigg it has largely been subsumed within the estate of Felbrigg Hall - residence of the Windham family. There is a small group of cottages at the eastern entance on the lane to Roughton but that is it apart from a scatter of farms. The estate is nor in the hands of the National Trust and on sunny weekends throngs with visitors.

St Margarets church sits in an isolated parkland setting within the estate, the easiest access is on the many well-maintained footpaths which criss-cross the estate. The church is largely early 15th century and in the familiar Perpendicular style. The graveyard is sheltered with some fine evergreens making for a pleasant resting place with a fine view.