Norton Bungalow, like many such structures in Yercaud, dates back to the British colonial era. These bungalows were originally built as residences and offices for planters who cultivated coffee, tea, and spices in the region. The Norton Bungalow likely served as the center of operations for a large plantation, witnessing the evolution of agriculture and society in Yercaud. Over time, some of these bungalows have been carefully preserved and converted into heritage hotels or guesthouses, allowing visitors to experience a slice of history. They stand as reminders of a bygone era, showcasing architectural styles and lifestyles of the past. The Norton Bungalow has been renovated to offer the modern amenities while retaining its original charm and character.