Suffolk Cottages
| 2 Chapel Cottages |
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The cottage is one of a pair on a small common by a converted chapel. It's in a tiny village on the Suffolk coast, right next to the RSPB reserve at Minsmere.
The house and garden look out over protected marshland grazed by cattle and home to swans and many other birds.
The cottage is a 30 minute walk across fields from the sea, and is within a short drive of Aldeburgh, Southwold, Walberswick and Dunwich. There are some wonderful Adnams pubs close by, including the Eels Foot in Eastbridge itself.
The cottage has been a second home to us for some years now, and so it has a family feel about it. There is a sheltered patio at the back and a garden to the side, overlooking a water meadow straight out of a Constable painting.
Leiston (3 miles away) has all the shops you might need and there are plenty of good restaurants around. There is a wonderful bakers called Smiths, in Leiston, just opposite the cinema... lovely, old-fashioned, white bread. There is a grocers called Baker Bros also in Leiston, which sells the most delicious ham on the bone. Highly recommended.
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| Anvil Cottage |
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Robert Blake, the owner of Anvil Cottage, opened his well known business "Anvil Antiques" in this grade 2 lised 16th century former artisans cottage over 40 years ago.
Originally converted back to residential use in the 1980's the interior has been extensively refurbished and brought into the 21st century but retaining much of it's traditional charm. The property can be described as both tiny and compact but it does now offer comfortable, light and airy accommodation for up to 4 adults. (both the ground floor and the first floor have high ceilings and an abundance of windows). The steep stairs make it unsuitable for both the very young and the infirm.
The cottage has been carefully furnished with quality pine and country furniture sympathetic to the beamed interior. Comfort and convenience have been our guide lines.
To the rear of the cottage is a lovely secluded courtyard style garden, with pretty flower beds and a herb garden. A quiet seating area is in one corner of the garden, as well as a patio set. Secured in the shed is a large parasol for the patio set, for those hot sunny days and bbq. |
| Ash Farm |
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Warm friendly welcome in a well equipped converted barn with beams, retaining its original character.
Secluded location, 1 mile from village with pubs and shop.
Ideal for exploring the Suffolk Heritage Coast and Norfolk Broads.
Golf, fishing and birdwatching all nearby. Five miles from Lowestoft's sandy beach. Cycle hire available. |
| Cardinal Cottage |
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Cardinal Cottage is a fine timber framed 16th century property set in rural Suffolk. It is an ideal base for walkers, bird watchers or those wanting a quiet country retreat and for those researching their Suffolk family history. It is within easy reach of the Heritage Coast and the art and music centres in Snape, Aldeburgh and Southwold.
The Cottage is fully furnished and equipped to a high standard and comprises: entrance hall: sitting room with television, video and stereo systems and piano. There is an electric wood burning style fire in the sitting room. There are also various board games, books, videos and a radio.
This area of Suffolk has a number of attractive and interesting small towns and villages. Snape, with its fine and recently rejuvenated Maltings buildings, is the centre for the Aldeburgh Music Festival and has a variety of other entertainment presentations throughout the year. Dinner cruises on the Alde river start at the Maltings. There are several excellent food pubs in this village.
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| Fern Cottage |
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Blythburgh is a small village on the River Blyth three miles inland from the sea at Southwold and Walberswick.
Surrounded by salt marshes and large inland flood plain, it is famous for its church known locally as the 'Cathedral of the Marshes'. Aldeburgh, the famous bird sanctuary at Minsmere and the 'sunken' city of Dunwich are close by.
The 15th Century cottage, run as a holiday home for the last fourteen years includes a separate entrance leading to a drive and enclosed garden. |
| Laundry Farm Cottage |
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The Cottage is beautifully situated in the heart of the Suffolk countryside close to the Heritage Coast. The cottage adjoins the owner's 18th Century home, the former laundry to nearby Thorington Hall, since demolished.
The property is perfectly located to explore Southwold, Walberswick, Dunwich and Minsmere, all within 7 miles. A half hour drive will take you to Thorpeness, Snape Maltings and Aldeburgh famous for it's music festival. The railway station is a 7 minute drive.
There are 2 pubs, shop/PO and an excellent restaurant all within 1 1/2 miles.
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| Leman Cottage |
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Leman Cottage is a 17th Century restored spacious cottage situated on a working farm. It retains many original features and is comfortably furnished.
Horse riding and stabling is available nearby and there are good local walks. Walkers and cyclists are welcome. There is a good local butcher, shop and Post Office only one mile away.
An ideal touring base for exploring Southwold and the Heritage Coast, Snape Maltings, Sutton Hoo and Minsmere (10 minutes drive). Leman Cottage is also within easy reach of Norwich and the Broads.
Previous guests comments: "ABSOLUTELY NO COMPLAINTS" GP LONDON. "A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, WE ENJOYED OUR STAY IMMENSELY" - SC SURREY. "THE COTTAGE IS JUST GORGEOUS" AP DORSET.
Only weekly bookings accepted over the Christmas and New Year period.
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| Ropers Court |
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The cottage was once part of a Victorian mill building, used for the manufacture of horse-hair products.
After tasteful conversion, the living accommodation is on three floors with the kitchen and sitting rooms on the first floor. The property is light and airy and has been recently refurbished.
The cottage is situated in a quiet mews just off the high street of the picturesque town of Lavenham. It is within easy walking distance of pleasant pubs and places to eat as well as excellent local shops with local produce, gifts and antiques as well as basic necessities.
A short break booking over the Christmas period will be charged at the weekly price.
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| Sunny Cottage |
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This cosy end terrace cottage faces open farmland in this small village near blyth Marshes, with miles of footpaths and bridle ways, ideal for bird watchers and ramblers.
A walk along the banks of the River Blyth to nearby Walberswick with its sandy beaches or across the river to Southwold, caught in its own time warp and still one of East Anglias best kept secrets.
Down the hill from Sunny Cottage is the White Hart which is both child and pet friendly, and in the pub grounds is a small village shop and post office.
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| The Cottage at Rowans |
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The Cottage at Rowans is a welcoming, well appointed, centrally heated and spacious ground floor barn conversion.
Set amidst the countryside of SW Suffolk it also enjoys extensive views. Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge, Sudbury and Saffron Walden are all about 25 minutes drive, whilst Long Melford and Lavenham are a little further. The owners house is adjacent to the cottage.
An 18 hole golf course lies to the SW of the property, the club house is approximately 800 metres away. Walking, riding and antique hunting are all within easy reach and interesting walks to the Stour Valley on your doorstep. Several local pubs, and the golf course provide evening meals and lunches most days.
Vaulted ceilings and high beams!
Modern decor - using natural fibres in natural colours i.e. silk, linen and calico.
Carefully designed halogen lighting. |
| The Courtyard |
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Very conveniently placed within easy walking to all of Aldeburgh's facilities - shops, restaurants, beach, cinema, summer theatre. All on one level, access is easy for all. Off road parking space, and small garden with furniture. Newly refurbished, 'The Courtyard' is cosy in the winter with log effect fire as well as heating; and lovely in the summer, autumn or spring, with a stable door, and places to catch the sun morning and afternoon. It is well furnished and equipped for an enjoyable stay.
Leisure facilities in the immediate area include:- sailing on the Rivers Alde and Ore; golf at both Aldeburgh and Thorpeness; public tennis courts; horse-riding and bicycle hire nearby. The world famous Concert Hall and shops at Snape Maltings are just a short drive and bicycle ride away, as are the Meare Boating Lake at Thorpeness, and the RSPB Bird Reserve at Minsmere.
Quote from 2003 - "An absolute gem and it's so comfortable, everything is superb and in a excellent location".
Bookings from October to May usually commence on a Friday so weekends and mid-week breaks are accepted. |
| Warreners Barn 1 |
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Two cosy cottages converted from a single storey Suffolk barn, situated on the scenic Shotley Peninsular, 1 mile from Pin Mill, 6 miles from Ipswich.
Set in peaceful surroundings with country walks from the door and ideal for touring Constable country, the Heritage Coast and the historic picturesque Suffolk villages. |
| Warreners Barn 2 |
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Two cosy cottages converted from a single storey Suffolk barn, situated on the scenic Shotley Peninsular, 1 mile from Pin Mill, 6 miles from Ipswich.
Set in peaceful surroundings with country walks from the door and ideal for touring Constable country, the Heritage Coast and the historic picturesque Suffolk villages. |
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