Badingham contains a significant number of farms, sparse amount of housing, numerous B&Bs as well as St. John's Church.

The recordings are indicated below: The parish church is situated on an old pagan holy site called the knoll of Burstonhaugh.

Upon sunrise the light shines through the east window, signifying that the church faces north-east to south-west instead of the more usual east–west.

[11] Badingham's parish is one of the largest within the region of Suffolk Coastal District Council, and extends to more than eleven square miles.

[12] The graphs indicate the difference between occupations in the parish of Badingham during 1881 and 2011, showing how times have changed in the village, with the reduction in the number of men employed in the agricultural sector in 1881, compared to 2011 (when men and women were equally represented).