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Holiday Cottages in Suffolk in Hadleigh, Halesworth, Dennington, Lavenham, Kessingland, Oulton and Polstead |
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Halesworth Quietly set within walking distance of the historic, pedestrianised centre of this thriving market town, and just 7 miles from genteel Southwold with its lighthouse, sandy beaches and beach huts, is this delightful property. Detached and very comfortably furnished it is ideally situated for exploring the nearby coast... (Sleeps 5 + t/cot) |
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Dennington Chapter One is a little gem of a 17th century beamed cottage, set in the heart of a pretty Suffolk village. Adjoining another cottage, just 400 yards from a fine country inn, it lies 3 miles from the quaint market town of Framlingham's castle, and a working postmill... (Sleeps 4) |
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Polstead This cottage offers luxury in the heart of the scenic Suffolk countryside. It is nestled between the picturesque villages of Polstead, Kersey and Boxford. From Bower House Tye there are many beautiful walks to be enjoyed as well as visits to the numerous historic towns and villages to be found nearby. Cherry Tree Cottage is both romantic and charming with a real log fire and a quiet secluded garden... (Sleeps 4) |
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Horham, Nr. Stradbroke This immaculately presented property enjoys a rural village location. Set just off the village street, near the owners 17th century farmhouse, on a working farm, it has a little patio garden, with a meadow adjacent... (Sleeps 4 + cot) |
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Fressingfield This delightful 'roses around the door' 16th century semi detached cottage (shown) boasts a wealth of exposed beams, an inglenook fireplace and a peaceful, sheltered garden. Tucked away in an unspoilt village, with two inns, a shop and many fine period buildings, it is ideally placed for exploring the beguiling coastline, from Southwold to Aldeburgh. Snape Concert Hall, RSPB Minsmere, castles, gardens, fishing and golf under 15 miles. (Sleeps 5 + cot) |
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Corton, Nr. Lowestoft With its cosy open fire, well presented accommodation and enclosed garden, this mid row, village cottage (shown centre) makes a perfect all year round retreat, ideal for exploring East Anglia's most easterly coastline, pretty villages and Broads... (Sleeps 4 + t/cot) |
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Yaxley, Nr. Eye This romantic Grade II+ listed timber barn sits on the courtyard of Yaxley Manor House overlooking 9 acres of gardens and grounds it shares with three other properties. Here a well stocked fishing pond, croquet lawn and games room are all backed by 100 acres of unspoilt common land... (Sleeps 2 + 2) |
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Camps Heath, Oulton With the Suffolk Wildlife Trust's conservation meadows on the doorstep and wide sandy beaches just 3 miles away, this recently converted barn is perfect for nature lovers and walkers. Very comfortably furnished and of charmingly unusual 'upside down' design, it adjoins the owners' home in an ideal location for exploring the lovely Suffolk/Norfolk borders and coast... (Sleeps 4) |
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Lavenham Quietly tucked away behind the main street of the small medieval town of Lavenham, famous for its exquisite ancient architecture, church and 16th century Guildhall (N.T.), this cosy cottage offers a very comfortable and well equipped base for exploring south Suffolk and Constable Country... (Sleeps 4) |
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Kessingland Enjoying uninterrrupted sea views and access to the beach via its own steps, or through the village, this comfortable single storey property sits at the end of a row on the peaceful fringes of Kessingland... (Sleeps 4 + t/cot) |
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Hadleigh A luxury bijou cottage set in the heart of the historic Suffolk market town of Hadleigh. St. Mary’s Cottage is a Grade II listed building that dates back to the mid 1800’s, when it was originally built as the annexe to a large Victorian town house... (Sleeps 2) |
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Saxtead, Nr. Framlingham Overlooking a lily and duck pond, these charming, detached conversions of a stable and granary have a cosy cottage appeal. Set near the owners' lovely old farmhouse, they share 4 acres of secluded gardens and an all weather tennis court... (Sleeps 5 + cot) |
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08 August 2007 |
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