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A period detached country cottage with great character and charm and modern amenities in the heart of Suffolk near Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge. We have successfully hosted family reunions, wedding parties, friend and family get-togethers and hen parties. Set in a rural village, bracing country walks abound, most ending in splendid country pubs -- indeed an award-winning country pub is at hand. Accommodation for 8 - 12 persons (stretching to 14) @ an average cost of £30-45pp.

The Cottage sleeps 9 comfortably and two large sofas with bedding & sleeping bags provided allow 10/12 within the House at a push. An Annex room above the garage sleeps an additional 3 with shower, bathroom and tea/coffee facilities, and is available for a modest additional cleaning charge. This is a charming country cottage in a pristine rural setting. This period detached property offers relaxed, comfortable and modern accommodation with many period features and great character. Perfect for weekend getways as the accommodation is quite flexible and lends itself very well to a reunion of friends and family groups of all ages.

Bury St Edmunds is a charming market town with an impressive ruined Abbey set in a great park. The town itself is bustling with many attractive shops and great restaurants and pubs. Try a pint in The Nutshell, Britain's smallest pub in the town centre. Moyses Hall Museum also in the centre has many local curiosities. A range of excellent shopping is available in Bury. Market days are Wednesdays and Saturdays when trader stalls take over the town centre selling fresh local produce, cheese, meats and assorted other goods. There is also a local farm shop, complete with tea room, in Depden, the next village beyond Rede.

Located in a charming Suffolk village with direct access to a stunning NT park, House of Wilde offers a stylish interior and a very large garden. It is a truly unique retreat offering home from home accommodation for up to 5 adults. We also have a small fold up bed for younger guest and a travel cot. Extra amenities include board games, books, table tennis and a dressing up box. This living space provides the perfect staycation for families or equally it is ideal for those travelling for work.

PLEASE NOTE -The safety and well-being of my guests is always a number one priority - and never more so than now, during the Coronavirus outbreak. Following the outbreak, millions of people on Airbnb are continuing to travel but understandably, some travellers are uncertain about whether they should book a trip right now. Please be aware Air bnb are monitoring the situation and will share updates on their site as soon as they have them. In the meantime, I am following the relevant guidance to help stem the spread of Covid 19. This includes extra cleaning with a disinfectant to all high touch surfaces, including light switches, tv remotes etc. I would also like to reassure you that, to the best of my knowledge I have not had any high risk guests nor have I personally been in contact with anyone who has the virus. Can I please ask that any potential guest considering a visit, follow the guidelines as set out by the government which includes frequent hand washing and using an alcohol based hand sanitizer. Please get in touch with myself or Air bnb if you have any further queries. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Maintained to a pristine standard, the space consists of two light-filled double bedrooms, a kitchen / living area, shower room and a large, living room. A single Sofa bed in the lounge comfortably sleeps an additional guest, as does a travel cot for a smaller visitor. All fresh bedding and towels are provided. The property itself is situated to the far side of a large patio area at the rear of the main house, and so offers a secluded, quiet, and peaceful getaway in amongst nature. There is ample off road, secure, parking. The open plan living room (complete with bar) extends outwards via French doors onto a patio area with a fire pit and ping-pong table. There is further extensive outdoor space including a large patio and a garden measuring ¾ of an acre. We are also in the fortunate position to offer direct and private access to the adjacent Ickworth Park, via a secluded gate from our garden.

Situated in the Suffolk village of Horringer and enclosed by trees House of Wilde offers an idyllic place of respite. Historically the house and garden belonged to the Ickworth Estate, now reachable through a gate in the trees and a short leisurely walk through the woods. Horringer itself is a small village centered around the Ickworth estate, with two local pubs a five minute walk away both offering great food and drink. Horringer is close to the medieval town of Bury St Edmunds, which can be reached via the bus (a minutes walk from House of Wilde) or is just a five-minute drive by car. The quaint town boasts the smallest pub in England, a regency theatre and a beautiful Cathedral dating to the 14th century. There is also a train station, a modern shopping centre, a traditional market and a multiplicity of high quality bars and restaurants.

**Perfect destination for isolation, open countryside for walks, food deliveries can be arranged** Welcome to The Pavilion, a detached property positioned in the grounds of the Old Rectory, Stanningfield. Views across to the old house and to St. Nicholas' Church, the accommodation offers picturesque scenery & top quality facilities. Staying here offers you the chance to unwind in luxury whilst enjoying birdsong from our resident birds including European green woodpecker, tawny owl and fieldfare.

The Pavilion was built in 2009 on the site of the original stables. It is architecturally designed using modern building techniques and materials, yet sits well in its position opposite the 15th Century, St. Nicholas Church. The property has been stylishly furnished with both new and vintage pieces complimenting the modern internal design which features birch-faced ply cladding. The bed experience is luxurious- all linens are white and made of the finest Egyptian cotton, the duvets are 100% natural fibres with goose or duck feather & down filling. The beds are divans with sprung bases and top quality 2400 pocket sprung mattresses. The Pavilion has a small kitchen which offers a fridge, a counter-top cooker with two hotplates. Tasteful tableware, glassware and cookware. There is also a small utility area offering a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is one ground-floor bedroom with kingsize bed and a second bedroom situated in the eaves with 2 x single beds. In the large ground-floor living area there is dining table with seating for four people, 2 sofas and a TV. The bathroom offers double-sink, w/c and walk-in shower.

There are many great walks available from the doorstep and much wildlife to be seen. A box file of local places of interest is available at the pavilion.

Single room in thatched cottage dating back to the 18th century with small desk and wardrobe.

The cottage is in the heart of West Suffolk with easy access due to position on The Bury Road to Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge, Haverhill and Newmarket (by car) plus free off street parking. Ideal for anyone wanting a place to stay while working in the area. Oh yes and there’s a small crossbreed dog called Scout who lives in the house as well.

Right in the heart of St Edmundsbury a conservation area in West Suffolk. There’s plenty of wildlife as wel as traditional English houses and villages to explore.

The Old Forge Annexe is a walker's or artist's retreat. A cosy private annexe to our country cottage with fabulous views over the village green. It is very peaceful and you will wake to the sound of birdsong not traffic. The village is one of the highest points in Suffolk so there are lots of fantastic walks nearby. Escape to our rural idyll and relax knowing that the bustling and pretty market town of Bury St Edmunds is only 15 minutes drive away.

Breakfast included for the first morning. Coffee, tea, sugar, milk also provided. There is a kettle, toaster, combination microwave and fridge. For other meals there is the very well regarded village country pub The Queens Head just two minutes walk away and our local town Bury St Edmunds has lots of different cafes and both chain and independent restaurants for all tastes.

Nearby are National Trust's Ickworth House, as well as historic villages like Lavenham and Long Melford. Cambridge is 45 minutes drive (or take the train from Bury). Racing at Newmarket is reached by only 25 minutes drive. Or just explore the many footpaths around the nearby villages and enjoy a relaxing drink or meal at a country pub. The Queens Head in our village is a quintessential 14th century free house which serves excellent food every evening except Mondays and Tuesdays (and lunch Friday-Sunday). Our local market town of Bury St Edmunds (voted best place to live in the East of England April 2019) has many independent and high street shops, cafes and restaurants; the historic Abbey Gardens and Cathedral; as well as two cinemas and the Theatre Royal.

Ground floor room in a rural, charming little suffolk village. 10 minutes drive to Newmarket, 30 minutes to cambridge. 20 minutes to bury st edmunds. A quiet friendly family home. private room with ensuite. Single bed, tv, chest of drawers, wet room ( shower, basin, heated towel rail, toilet). patio doors open out to a decked seating area surrounded by an enclosed, peaceful, spacious garden. Lovely village and a very warm welcome received at the local medieval pub.

The old medieval pub serves a variety of local english ales and good food. walks are a must to appreciate and experience this delightful village and its history.

Located off a quiet country lane, this barn annexe is a great place to unwind in peaceful surroundings. The spacious enclosed garden has uninterrupted far reaching views of this wonderful constable countryside. There is an abundance of foot paths and wild life all around the property and only a 10 mins walk to the village of Hartest which has a great country pub. Close to market town of Bury St Edmunds and villages of Lavenham and Long Melford this is a perfect place to explore suffolk.

The property is set back from a quiet country lane at the end of sweeping driveway. With separate access from the main house, leading to an entrance hall with plenty of space for shoes, coats, boots and even pets. There is a large main lounge/dining area with 49 inch smart TV, comfy corner sofa and pitched ceiling with beams making the whole area feel very spacious. Leading from the living area there is a bathroom with bath and shower attachment, kitchen and stairs to the twin bedroom which is in the eaves of the barn. This room has far reaching country views and is ideal for children. The large master bedroom has king size bed, open pitched ceiling and countryside views. BBQ and seating area is located in own private garden to the front of the Annexe. The surrounding fields are a real haven for wildlife including resident Barn owls, little owls and at night badgers passing through. There is also lots of wild deer. Care should be taken when driving up the lane especially at night to make sure they are avoided.

Hartest is a beautiful village set around a picturesque, traditional Suffolk village green, complete with award wining pub serving great food with a large garden and children's play-frame to the rear. Plenty of footpaths all around with stunning scenery. Bury St Edmunds is a very pretty market town with an abundance of independent shops, bars and restaurants, historical buildings, a cathedral and gardens, and is located approximately 20 minutes away by car. The pretty (large) village of Long Melford is an approximate 10 minute drive; it offers a good choice of coffee shops, pubs, independent shops, PO, pharmacy, general stores and a Co-Op. The famous, historical wool town of Lavenham is also a short drive away. Should you wish to go further afield, the University City of Cambridge is an approximate 45 minute drive. There is a butcher on the village green and a good general store and PO in nearby Glemsford.

The house dates from 1570 and is the former Dairy Farm for the Ickworth Estate. Guests can easily walk into the Park from the house. The room is on the top floor and features beams and windows on both sides. The house is 200 metres off the road, down a drive. It is situated less than three miles from the centre of Bury St Edmunds. Although we don't provide breakfast, a toaster, with bread, butter and home-made marmalade is provided as well as tea, coffee, milk and fruit juice.

The room is ideal for couples or single people. Sorry, no dogs!

Guests can walk into the National Trust's Ickworth Park just by crossing one field from our house. You will probably spot deer there. It's a beautiful landscaped area and Ickworth House, with its famous Rotunda, is about half an hour's walk away.

The Garden Room, is a recently recently renovated outbuilding providing a studio guest space separate from main house. Little Saxham is a small village on the outskirts of National Trust owned, Ickworth Park, containing acres of beautiful woodland and the historic Ickworth House. Placed 4 miles from market town Bury St Edmunds, 12 miles from Newmarket and 26 miles from Cambridge, the Garden room serves as a great base for exploring the many attractions.

Newly renovated and furnished space with views over open fields. A log burning stove gives it a cosy cabin feel.

The property is set in a rural location surrounded by arable farmed fields

Built in the 1800s out of clay lump this well renovated cottage provides charming and comfortable accommodation, set in its own pretty garden located in the heart of Suffolk an ideal base for visiting the Suffolk coast, historic beautiful Suffolk villages of Long Melford, Lavenham , Kersey and Framlingham with its castle. With in easy reach of the larger Historic towns of Bury St Edmunds (17 mins away) Colchester, and Cambridge. Not forgetting Newmarket the home of horse racing.

The cottages quiet rural location makes makes this cottage an oasis of peace , great for a family holiday or a romantic break away. use of covered heated swimming pool between the hours of 10 am and 6 pm summer months only. We have leisure facilities ie; gym sauna and steam room for a small charge and bookable on site.

Great for country walks.

Grade 2 listed Coach House, family home offering flexible accommodation and a warm welcome. Room only basis, breakfast options available, we will try to accommodate all requirements. Price per room based on 2 sharing, extra £20pp thereafter. Please inquire before booking for availability. Located in pretty village with excellent Pub serving traditional food and real ale. Ideal for Horseracing in Newmarket. Easy access to Stanstead Airport and Cambridge. London 45min by train from Cambridge.

Grade II Listed Coach House set in lovely grounds. Large, light and airy with spaceous comfortable bedrooms. Price based on room only per night with 2 sharing, extra £20 per person thereafter. Breakfast options - Saturday & Sunday mornings - Full English cooked breakfast served for £6 per person. Monday to Friday mornings - We are unable to offer served breakfast, please inquire for use of kitchen facilities for self catered breakfast. Monday to Friday bookings - We are a working family so check in/out times will vary. please inquire with your requirements before booking, we will accommodate where possible. Bedrooms : Bedroom 1 - Triple Ensuite with King & Single bed, plus extra small single. Sleeps 3/4 comfortably Bedroom 2 - Double room with shared bathroom. Sleeps 2 in 1 double bed Bedroom 3 - Double room with shared bathroom. Sleeps 2 in double bed Bedroom 4 - Double room with shared bathroom. Small double bed .

Lidgate is pretty Suffolk village housing an excellent Pub serving traditional food and real ale. We are surrounded by horseracing stud farms and arable farmland, with walking on the doorstep to several neighbouring village pubs. Easy access to Stanstead Airport - 45 mins by car London - 45 mins by train from Cambridge or Whittlesford station Cambridge - 30 mins by car or 20mins by train from Newmarket station Ideally situated for : Horseracing in Newmarket/Tattersalls Sales 7miles (10 min drive); Cambridge 17miles (30 min drive) Bury St Edmunds 13 miles (20 min drive) There is also a train station in Newmarket with main line links to Cambridge/London and beyond, parking is free National Trust places to visit, all within easy reach, Ickworth Park, Wicken Fen, Anglesea Abbey and Wimpole Farm There are footpaths on the doorstep with several walks to neighbouring village pubs. large pond with benches for relaxing, and a village church. Horseracing in Newmarket (7 miles) which hosts regular race meetings throughout the summer. Cambridge (23 miles), beautiful city. Punting on the River Cam is not to be missed. Bury St Edmunds (17 miles), lovely market town with an historic Cathedral. Markets are held twice weekly every Thursday and Saturday

This luxury 5 star, self-catering Suffolk country holiday cottage for two is great for a relaxed weekend away. Situated in the picturesque village of Horringer near the historic market town, Bury St Edmunds, it's right on the edge of Ickworth Park.

The Old Piggery - Horringer cum Ickworth This luxury 5 star, self-catering Suffolk country holiday cottage for two is great for a relaxed stay away. Recommended by Peter Woodman (travel journalist) is situated in the picturesque village of Horringer just 2 miles from the historic market town, Bury St Edmunds, it's right on the edge of The National Trust property 'Ickworth House and Park', where you'll find 1,800 acres of parkland and woodland walks. Ideally situated for exploring Suffolk and Cambridge. The Old Piggery has a crisp modern beamed interior – there's a living room, bedroom, bathroom with a Villeroy Boch suite, a 'Nolte' modern-style kitchen, and WiFi broadband access. Outside there's a south facing patio, within a courtyard, with a beautiful cottage garden. The stable front door leads into the beamed living/dining room where there's a three seater sofa, coffee table, a small flat screen TV/DVD player with built in freeview, a dining table with four chairs and a stone floor with rugs. The large 'Nolte' german kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and ceramic Bosch hob, slimline dishwasher, a washer/dryer, fridge and small freezer, an extractor fan, microwave and Nespresso coffee machine. The bedroom has a double bed with a quality pocket sprung mattress, bedside tables and a wardrobe with drawers. High quality crisp white egyptian cotton bedlinen provided. The bathroom has Villeroy Boch fittings that include a deep bath with a hand-held shower attachment that can be attached to the wall, a w.c. and a hand basin. Fluffy white Christy towels are provided together with Moulton Brown toiletries. Off-road shared parking is available about 150 yards away. The Old Piggery is situated in the courtyard garden of a barn conversion and the owners are careful to give you your own private space. Spa packages are available on request. The cottage has received the highest English Tourist Board rating of 5 star, and enjoys a high number of returning guests each year. Like our Facebook page, to receive details of special offers and for information on the area.

The Old Piggery is located in one of the prettiest villages in Suffolk. Famous for being an Estate Village, which was once owned by the Hervey family who lived in Ickworth House, which is now owned by the National Trust. The village is just 2 miles from the Historic Market Town of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Horringer is home to Ickworth House, home of the historic and eccentric Hervey (pronounced Harvey) family. Set in 1,500 acres of grounds, which seem to go on forever, the house is a giant rotunda full of famous paintings and has been under the care of the National Trust since 1956.The family are also associated with Harveys Bristol Cream sherry, and it was the 4th Earl of Bristol who created Ickworth in 1795. Latter-day celebrities in the family include model and socialite Lady Victoria Hervey. It was once said, When God created the human race, he made men, women and Herveys. As well as works by the likes of Gainsborough (a local lad), Titian and Velasquez, the house boasts Georgian silver and Regency furniture. If you want to walk the grounds as well, Ickworth becomes a day-long outing. Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk is a unique and dazzling historic gem. An important market town with a richly fascinating heritage, the striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and glorious Cathedral and Abbey gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. With prestigious shopping, an award-winning market, plus variety of attractions and places to stay, Bury St Edmunds is under two hours from London and very convenient for Cambridge.

Hawstead Hall is a recently renovated Victorian hall, in the small village of Hawstead, just 3 miles from Bury St Edmunds. The Harriet guest suite includes a private bedroom with a super-king size bed, en-suite bathroom and dressing room. Hawstead Hall is an ideal location if you are attending weddings at the Suffolk Barn Hawstead Place or at the Athenaeum in Bury St Edmunds.

The Harriet guest suite has a super-king sized bed with luxury bed linen. En-suite spacious bright bathroom with walk in shower and a separate large bath, underfloor heating and heated towel rail with fresh towels. En-suite dressing room with guest hanging space and shelving. USB charge point and cables as required. Breakfast in the spacious modern farmhouse kitchen. Tea & coffee making facilities in the room. Smart TV in the bedroom. Private Parking - off road and fully secure Please feel free to wander round the large garden and talk to our friendly labrador Lily and the sheep in the paddock.

Tastefully refurbished and modernized, but incorporating a wealth of original and period features. Vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, a large oak balcony mezzanine bedroom over looking a spacious living area with under floor heating. Well equipped kitchen and shower room.

The pump house is a self contained with a pleasant garden. There is a designated private parking space

The Pump House is a great place to unwind in peaceful surroundings. situated between the historic town of Bury St Edmunds and the famous Ickworth Estate, a 20 min walk to both locations

'The Little House' is a unique and stylish 'upside down' house. It is located in the heart of the Glem Valley with stunning year round, panoramic views. Downstairs are two very spacious double bedrooms together with a modern bathroom. In the large loft is a fully-equipped kitchen, living and dining space with quality modern fixtures and fittings and a feature wood burner. A small balcony area allows guests to take in the vista. With a tv and record player, this space is a real treat.

The west wing of a traditional grade II listed Suffolk farmhouse has recently been extensively restored using traditional methods and materials to create a beautiful, unique guest accommodation. Situated on a quiet road in the picturesque village of Hartest, close to the town of Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge and the villages of Lavenham and Long Melford. Please come and enjoy the peace and tranquillity in this idillic setting in the heart of Suffolk.

The main guest space comprises a separate annexe, comprised of spacious lounge/sitting room, large double bedroom and beautiful large en suite bathroom with free standing bath and shower. Additional beds are available for children or additional guests, and we can also provide a travel cot for infants. There is separate door access in to the accommodation from the main house. There is a small fridge and microwave available for use. Mineral water, tea, coffee and milk are supplied along with a self-served continental type breakfast of a selection of cereals, croissants, bread plus butter and jam. Well behaved dogs are welcome to stay as we have a large garden and lots of lovely countryside all around us but we do ask that you clean up after them please. There are lots of lovely country walks on the doorstep!

There is a lovely pub/restaurant in the village - a short 5 minute walk away plus many other traditional country pubs in the surrounding villages. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is approx. 8 miles away and the city of Cambridge 30 miles.

Welcome to The Coach House, a detached annex positioned within the grounds of the Old Rectory, Stanningfield. With views across to the old house and to St. Nicholas' Church, the accommodation offers picturesque scenery, top quality facilities and hourly public transport links to Bury St. Edmunds (4m) and Lavenham (5m). Staying here offers you the chance to unwind in luxury.

The Coach House was built in 1872 and is positioned in close proximity to The Old Rectory where the owners live with their 2 children. The property underwent complete refurbishment in June 2019 and is now stylishly furnished with new and vintage pieces. The bed experience is luxurious- the beds are pocket sprung with feather upper mattresses, all linens are white and made of the finest Egyptian cotton. The kitchen is a large entertaining space with a large central island and seating around. Facilities include a range cooker, a fridge, washing machine and dishwasher. Tasteful tableware, glassware and cookware. Also downstairs is a separate lounge with corner sofa, arm chair and tv. Both bedrooms and bathrooms are located on the 1st floor. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed with en-suite bathroom (bath within bedroom). The second bedroom has twin John Lewis single beds with further sofa bed. There is a shower room adjacent. At the Old Rectory there is an outdoor, heated swimming pool which will be available to guests upon request for exclusive hire. Please note the pool will only be available between mid-May and September, weather dependent, maximum 2 hours per day for guests staying 2 days or more. This can be organised at time of booking.

There are many great walks available from the doorstep and much wildlife to be seen. A box file of local places of interest is available at The Coach House.

Situated above a large garage, The Loft is open plan and extremely well equipped, ideal for couples wanting to visit this charming and thriving market town. With a great selection of high street shops, individual traders, coffee shops and pubs there is plenty to do. There are two theatres, both in the town centre, attracting a great variety of music and drama.

Sitting area: Two, 2 seater sofas with cushions and throws, coffee tables, shelving, TV with Freesat, DVD Kitchen area: A range of fitted units, double induction hob, compact 'Smart' oven (with pre-set functions) microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, mini dishwasher, toaster Dining area: A small table with two chairs Sleeping area: Double bed, bedside storage and hanging rail Bathroom: With shower cubicle, basin, wc and heated towel rail Outside: Part of the owners garden, with table and chairs for guests to use Heating: Underfloor heating throughout Also... Wifi and excellent 4G coverage. Ironing facilities and hairdryer provided, DAB radio. Welcome/breakfast hampers also available on request - please contact us for more information

Lovely, quiet B&B located in the picturesque village of Hartest in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Close to the historic towns of Bury St. Edmunds and Lavenham. 2 double en-suite rooms available. Continental breakfast included or a full English is available on request, please indicate your preference when booking. Also offered daily newspaper of your choice, please also pre-order at time of booking.

Lots of countryside and walks on the doorstep, and a selection of lovely local pubs nearby should you require an evening meal

Cute, cozy and very English 16th-century cottage, ideal in winters with its open fire as well as summers with its spacious private garden.

A lovely 16th Century Cottage country retreat, set at the top of a hill overlooking the most quintessentially English village of Hartest. Only 20 minutes drive from the thriving historic, market town of Bury St Edmunds. The Cottage is a quaint three-bedroom cottage with beautiful period features including exposed beam ceilings and an inglenook fireplace, which can be enjoyed by guests. There are three bedrooms and double sofa bed downstairs The garden very beautiful featuring vast arrays of flowers and trees and a carp pond There is comfortable seating where you can sit and enjoy the peaceful tranquility over a glass of wine. There is a cat living in the property, he is OK with dogs if you wish to bring a dog and very friendly.

The village of Hartest dates back to before 1086 and features in the Domesday Book. This is the most picturesque quintessential English village, nestled on the village green, with a fabulous gastro pub, butcher, a vineyard, a bell ringing medieval church, incredible countryside ideal for walks, cycling and horse riding. Hartest is a truly tranquil place, where it is a daily occurrence to encounter deer, owls and other wild life. There is little traffic and local residents are very friendly. You can meet some interesting characters in local pub, which by the way has its own brewery and fabulous food. 15 min by car there is a beautiful town called Long Melford with two impressive stately homes and a street with cute tea rooms, several galleries and antique shops. If you are a keen cyclist there are no end to breathtaking cycling routes and a brilliant cycling hire shop and cafe only 3 miles away. If you fancy venturing out, the beach is only an hour away and so is Cambridge, with its impressive University and museums. 20 min north of the village is a famous market town of Bury St Edmunds with its beautiful Abbey and Abbey gardens and a National Trust Ickworth Stately home and park. Its also worth visiting the historic village of Lavenham with its charming half-timber cottages and an impressive Guild Hall.

Spacious comfortable double room with large ensuite bathroom set in the rolling Suffolk countryside. Very close to the beautiful market towns of Bury St Edmunds, Lavenham and Long Melford. 25minutes from the hours racing town of Newmarket.

Fantastic location for exploring the Beautiful Countryside and Towns of West Suffolk. Fifteen minutes from the market towns of Bury St Edmunds, Lavenham, Long Melford and Sudbury. Just 45 minutes from Cambridge. A beautiful quiet location. Very good for cycling as on South Suffolk Route B and 5 minutes from a fantastic Cycling destination Cafe Centre. Lovely walks in the surrounding countryside.

Set in an area if beautiful rolling Suffolk countryside. Fifteen minutes from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds and 15 minutes from Lavenham, Long Melford and Clare - with much to explore and experience. We have South Suffolk Cycle route B passing our door for those cycling enthusiasts who need to rest their weary legs. Cycle store is available.

Our charming 16th Century thatched cottage has flexible accommodation for 6/7 adults. Modern well equipped kitchen & bathroom. Private staircases lead to Bedroom 1 - double bed + occasional single & Bedroom 2 - twin beds each with en-suite WCs. The Garden Room is EITHER third downstairs bedroom (with kingsize bed OR 2 singles) or an additional Sitting Room (for 4 or less guests). The Main Lounge with log burner for cosy winter evenings. Secure, private, sunny rear garden with lawn and patios.

The Rabbit Hutch is an historic Grade II Listed thatched cottage in beautiful Suffolk countryside. Our charming country cottage offers peaceful, unique and characterful period features with many modern comforts making it perfect for getaways. This picturesque detached cottage is charming inside and out making a romantic retreat for couples. For larger parties it has comfortably slept up to 7 adults (a third single was requested and added to The Garden Room). Bedroom 1 has an occasional single bed ideal for a child. The Rabbit Hutch is the perfect destination for family holidays, weekend escapes for groups of all ages and also an unusual base for a business trip!

The quiet country village of Hawstead is an idyllic setting for any getaway. We are set in the picturesque Suffolk countryside, boasting beautiful views and wonderful walking and cycling routes with a fantastic cafe and bike shop at the centre of the village. Nearby villages offer many great local country pubs and restaurants, additional to those in the town itself. Bury St. Edmunds is a charming market town, bustling with a range of excellent shops, pubs and restaurants suitable for all occasions. Market days are Wednesday and Saturday, when the centre becomes filled with stalls trading fresh local produce and assorted goods. In addition, once a year our Christmas market takes place in late November which attracts stalls and shoppers from all over the country. Located within the town are many places of interest, such as the Greene King Brewery which produces award-winning beers and offers interesting tours and supplies local pubs like to Nutshell (the smallest pub in Britain). The impressive history of our town is apparent throughout; simply wandering through the range of unique beautiful buildings in the medieval grid; visiting the museums, theatre or art galleries; or exploring the stunning cathedral, gardens and abbey ruins at the heart of the town makes a wonderful day out.

Cosy Cottage is 15mins away from the Historic town of Bury St.Edmunds, and Sudbury in the opposite direction, which both have nightlife, cinema, shopping and theatre etc. Small Suffolk villages such as Lavenham and Long Melford are 10 min drive away. Stansted Airport is 45 mins drive and the Suffolk coast is an hour away.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers and animal lovers as I have four Lurchers,an elderly cat. All very friendly.

Private accommodation comprising bedroom, living room, conservatory, kitchenette & shower room in quiet countryside setting minutes from the tourist sites of Long Melford, Lavenham & Bury St Edmunds. Off-street parking, free WiFi, welcome basket.

The Property is set within the pretty village of Shimpling which has two great pubs - both within walking distance. Private and quiet with dining area outside as well as within the conservatory plus cosy lounge and very comfortable bedroom. Own private entry.

The Hamptons is situated in a quiet and peaceful village yet just minutes from the historic towns and villages that this part of Suffolk is so famous for including the fabulous medieval village of Lavenham and picturesque village of Long Melford and the lovely market towns of Bury St Edmunds and Sudbury. Numerous National Trust properties to visit in close proximity. Lots of wildlife including deer and birds often viewed from the conservatory!

Our home is close to historic Lavenham and Long Melford, towns: Bury St Edmunds and Sudbury. For great shopping and culture, Cambridge is under an hour away. You’ll love it here because of its tranquil countryside location and comfy double beds with Egyptian cotton bed linen. Our home is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids). You are welcome to use our tennis court, however, don't bring your low-slung sports car as the house is down a long bumpy track!

Recently converted, extremely comfortable and light garden barn in the rural village of Stansfield, 20 mins from Bury St. Edmunds. Award winning pub in adjacent village of Hawkedon. Excellent local walks and bike rides. Close to the historic medieval towns of Clare, Long Melford, Bury St. Edmunds, Lavenham and Sudbury. Close to Newmarket and easy access to Cambridge. Wood burner, central heating and plenty of hot water. WiFi. One well behaved dog allowed by prior arrangement.

Get away from it all in this comfortable, light and welcoming barn in the heart of the garden. Plenty of outside areas to sit in, with far reaching views across the surprisingly (for Suffolk!) hilly countryside. Access to the summer house and it’s seating, along with the croquet set and other garden games. Feel free to wander around the meadow, with copse at one end. There is a wood-burning stove for which one basket of logs is supplied. The bed can be made up either as one super king size or two singles. WiFi and smart TV. Please note, there is no conventional oven, but there is a combi microwave, portable hob, toaster, kettle and dishwasher. Supplies for a continental style breakfast will be left for you for your first morning, including milk, tea, coffee, bread, butter, jams etc. Excellent local walks and bike rides and the 18 mile Bury to Clare walk passes right by our property.

Stansfield is a quiet, rural village which sits in beautiful rolling countryside, surrounded by farmland. There is a pub in the village which serves food. There is also a shop (The Local Larder), situated in the right hand side of the pub which sells local produce. It is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The award winning pub, The Queens Head, is in the next door village of Hawkedon, which is a pretty cycle ride or lovely walk away. It is only four miles from the medieval village of Clare, which has all the shops you will need for your stay - butcher, chemist, newsagent, small supermarket and doctors surgery, along with a fish and chip shop and Chinese takeaway. The beautiful medieval towns of Long Melford, Bury St. Edmunds and Lavenham are all 15 mins, 20 mins and 25 mins away respectively. Newmarket, the home of horse racing, is 25 mins away, while the historic University city of Cambridge is only 40 mins away (outside rush hour).

Set back from quiet lane, this large, traditional barn conversion is ideal for family holidays & large groups. Plenty of social spaces plus games room with a full size snooker table, large farm kitchen/diner leading to a sunny courtyard; loads of room to run around in safety outside in the spacious, fenced gardens. The extensive views around the house are stunning - also the Crown Country pub is a 10 min walk away, serving food for both lunch and evenings.

The house sits in large gardens, set well back from the quiet country lane. Entrance to a spacious lobby/hallway and utility area with plenty of space for coats, boots and pets! Separate cloakroom and utility area with washer and dryer. Stable style gate leads to a large modern country kitchen/diner with an Aga which keeps it lovely and warm. Appliances include American style fridge freezer with ice and drinks dispenser, oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher and butler sink. The farmhouse table seats up to 8 comfortably. French doors lead to a pretty walled courtyard with a large terrace and quality garden dining set. TV and WIFI. Kitchen leads to a bright, dual aspect, spacious family reception room with pitch ceiling, wooden flooring and wood burner. Plenty of comfortable seating with 2 large sofas. 46" LG TV , blu ray DVD player and BT You View box. French doors lead to the courtyard. The kitchen also leads to a formal dining area, seating up to 12 comfortably, with full width glazed doors overlooking the courtyard; a lovely sunny room with exposed brickwork, beams and tiled floor. Door from dining area leads to the formal reception room with 43" TV, again with plenty of comfortable seating, Huge inglenook fireplace and French doors. The games room has a full size snooker table. Due to the open layout of these living spaces, the house is ideal for socialising but there are plenty of quiet spots you can retreat to. Wide, open staircase with full height picture window leads to the bedrooms and bathrooms. The master bedroom with triple aspect has a super king bed, built in wardrobe and wall mounted TV. Modern ensuite shower room with double shower, double sinks and toilet. Bedroom 2 with dual aspect countryside views with a double bed. The 3rd has two singles with built in cupboards and countryside views and the 4th has a day bed (pull out option), again with countryside views. Spacious family bathroom with a large shower cubicle and roll top bath. We welcome dogs - the large utility area to the kitchen makes it ideal for pets and the extensive gardens are fully fenced. There are chickens - for super fresh eggs and should the children like animals!

Jonathan’s home is located in Hartest, England, United Kingdom. Hartest is a beautiful village set around a picturesque, traditional Suffolk village green, complete with award wining pub serving great food with a large garden and children's play-frame to the rear. Plenty of footpaths all around with stunning scenery. Bury St Edmunds is a very pretty market town with an abundance of independent shops, bars and restaurants, historical buildings, a cathedral and gardens, and is located approximately 20 minutes away by car. The pretty (large) village of Long Melford is an approximate 10 minute drive; it offers a good choice of coffee shops, pubs, independent shops, PO, pharmacy, general stores and a Co-Op. The famous, historical wool town of Lavenham is also a short drive away. Should you wish to go further afield, the University City of Cambridge is an approximate 45 minute drive. There is a butcher on the village green and a good general store and PO in nearby Glemsford.

Weavers is a Grade 11 listed thatched cottage of historical interest in Suffolk. In the late 1800’s Cadbury's, the famous chocolatier, chose just 12 cottages across Great Britain to feature on their finest chocolate boxes, of which Weavers is one. Close to Cambridge, Newmarket and Bury St Edmunds, yet set in a rural location, it’s a lovely home to 'escape' to. Weavers is truly a house for all seasons. The summer roses in the garden are breathtaking and in the winter, there is nowhere more cosy!

*We currently have availability for New Years 2019. A 3 night minimum stay applies over this festive period* *A 10% DISCOUNT APPLIES FOR STAYS OF 7 NIGHTS OR MORE* Weavers is a timber framed thatched cottage, full of character. It’s quirky, charming and idyllic! In the summer it’s stunning with its beautiful garden and pretty flowers. In the Winter, there is nowhere more cosy or more quintessentially ‘English’ with the fires lit and a glass of wine in hand. It’s a place of total relaxation where you can go to unwind and that you don’t need, or may not want, to leave. If you fancy heading out and about, there are many lovely walks, pubs, tea rooms, antique shops and places to discover. It’s a house for all seasons. If you feel inspired, there is a grand piano in the living room and a guitar that guests are welcome to use. Outside is a great BBQ perfect for al fresco dining under the grape vines. The house looks out onto fields and there are often a couple of friendly horses to be found. Whilst in a very rural setting, if you want to enjoy some shopping, you can get to a town centre within 15 mins by car. Central London is only 90 mins away by road. So near, yet so far. Weavers feels as though you’ve walked into a little touch of yesteryear. We hope you love it as much as we do.

Very close to Newmarket, famous for Newmarket horse races and Tattersalls for the horse sales (12 mins). Bury St. Edmunds is only 15 minutes away and Cambridge 25 minutes. For guests visiting friends or relatives at Lakenheath, Mildenhall and Feltwell, the house is about a 25 minute drive. There are so many pretty villages to explore within easy driving distance, with tea rooms, antiques, restaurants and shops. The cottage is also well placed for Thetford forest and the Elveden Estate.

Once used as a hunting lodge, this Grade II listed 14th century, heavily beamed, thatched cottage is now a unique holiday home. Surrounded by open countryside this is a quintessential detached English country cottage. Internally Old High Hall provides spacious well-furnished accommodation with many antiques, and open fires in both the living room and dining room. Outside there is a terrace where guests may enjoy a glass of wine, and two acres of delightful gardens (including two fenced ponds).

Large, beamed living room with open fire in brick fireplace with old bread oven and French doors. Large, beamed living/dining room with open fire inglenook fireplace and brick floor. Beamed fitted well-equipped kitchen with granite work surfaces and tiled floor. Utility. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet. First floor: Some areas of low ceiling on corridor. Two beamed double bedrooms; one with feature brick wall, one with en-suite bathroom with corner bath, shower attachment, bidet and toilet. Beamed bathroom with roll-top bath, shower attachment, bidet and toilet. Second floor: Two twin bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom with shower attachment and toilet. • Open fires included • Electricity, full oil central heating, bed linen and towels included • TV • DVD • Stereo/CD • Microwave • Washing machine • Tumble dryer • Dishwasher • Freezer • Wi-fi • Large lawned garden with terrace and furniture • Garage (for 2 cars) • Parking (for 5 cars) • Cycle store • Ground floor facilities • No smoking • NB: Two fenced ponds 50 yards. Barbecues are not allowed in the garden of this property due to insurance regulations of a thatched property. This property has a security deposit of £250.

The ancient village of Wickhambrook is made up of 11 greens which are believed to date back to Anglo Saxon times. With a village shop and local pubs it provides for everyday needs and is ideally located to explore the surrounding Suffolk towns and villages. Equidistant between the towns of Bury St. Edmunds and Newmarket, 8 miles, visitors can enjoy a day out at the races, a visit to the cathedral and abbey gardens or enjoy a play in the Georgian playhouse built in 1819. Also within easy driving distance are the picturesque villages of Lavenham and Long Melford and the town of Sudbury. There are several National Trust properties in the area including Ickworth House, 6 miles, and Kentwell Hall, 7 miles. Also less than half an hour’s drive is the city of Cambridge with its famous colleges, botanic gardens, museums and galleries. Horse riding and golf nearby. Shop ½ mile, pub 600 yards. There are many beautiful walks and footpaths in the area.

Share a pot of tea at the end of the garden or in the orangerie of this 200-year-old detached country house. Commanding total privacy, with 1.5 acres of garden and unobstructed rural views, it sits adjoining 1800 acres of National Trust parkland.

The peaceful nature of our home attracts regular visitors including fallow deer, an abundance of squirrels, pheasant, partridge and a multitude of different species of birds congregate and mix together, which is fascinating to watch. The West Room is spacious and bright with a very comfortable king size bed made up with quality, scented and crisp bedlinen, down duvet and a selection of pillows The ensuite bathroom has a large walk in shower, separate bath (floral salts provided), heated towel rail and large fluffy towels (absorbent!) Breakfast is Continental, but more complex ... Tea and coffee can be made in your room My delight will be you leaving our home feeling quietly nurtured and refreshed :>)

Surrounded by fields, the home's nearest neighbour is half a mile away. The town of Bury St Edmunds is a short drive. Walk through the park to a choice of two great pubs in The Six Bells and The Beehive, then stroll back by the light of the moon.

Hawstead Hall is a recently renovated Victorian hall, in the small village of Hawstead, just 3 miles from Bury St Edmunds. The Oliver guest suite includes a private bedroom with a king size bed, en-suite bathroom and sitting room. Hawstead Hall is an ideal location if you are attending weddings at the Suffolk Barn Hawstead Place or at the Athenaeum in Bury St Edmunds.

The Oliver guest suite has a king sized bed with luxury bed linen, guest clothes hanging space and shelving. Down four steps through a low door to a small en-suite sitting room with a smart TV. En-suite modern bathroom with a large walk in shower, underfloor heating and heated towel rail with fresh towels. USB charge point and cables as required. Breakfast in the spacious modern farmhouse kitchen. Tea & coffee making facilities in the room. Private Parking - off road and fully secure Please feel free to wander round the large garden and talk to our friendly labrador Lily and the sheep in the paddock.

Enjoy a hosted stay in our 500 year old Suffolk barn set in beautiful countryside, a unique venue for private groups to dine, relax and sleep over. Perfect for a friendship group, a family get-together or a small office party. The barn has two 'ends' and a large, 14m high main hall in the middle. Your hosts live at one end, with the kitchen, and guests stay at the other end. The huge main hall is where breakfast and dinner are served (extra charges apply for dinner). Each event is tailored to you, so please contact us to discuss what you have in mind.

We have a terrific hall perfect for small events and dinners, which we open on just a few selected dates of the year to host a unique evening, with food and beds provided. Perfect for small office, friendship groups, or family get-togethers. Every event we host is tailored to you, so please contact us to discuss what you have in mind. How it works here: The barn has two 'ends' and a large, 14m high main hall in the middle. We live at one end with the kitchen, our sitting room and bedroom etc and the guests have the other end. The huge main hall is where we hold the events. Guests sleeping over: The first floor guest suite has two large king size rooms with their own bathrooms. On the next floor up is a guest sitting room in the roof space with a king size bed settee (these guests share the bathroom with the room down below). On the ground floor, below the guest suite, we have another king size room with ensuite. In this annex there is also a large room where we have a king size bed settee. The people sleeping in this large annex room either share the en suite bathroom or the upstairs bathroom. So, we can sleep 3 couples in large bedrooms and two couples on bed settees, one couple in a bedroom and one couple in a curtained off area of the annex living room. The annex living room has plenty of space to retire to after dinner. Watch a film, a catch-up or TV on the home cinema, play games at the dining table or listen to music through the Bose speaker. The booking price is based on 10 people staying for bed and breakfast, with dinner extra, charged on a per person basis (see below). For company meetings we are happy to set up the annex for your needs and serve you lunch while you crack on through your business agenda. (Please speak to us about the additional rates). There is a £10 charge per dog per night. Any additional charges we will request once guests have booked. Dinners are held in the main hall at the dining tables, with access to the garden and a music system. We do all the cooking and serving and clearing up . We are present in the barn for the evening but out of the way once the meal is over. We usually say that at 11.00pm guests need to vacate the main hall and can carry on chatting, playing music etc in the annex room. The Barn is a great venue for a cosy dinner but, while we love a good party, it is dinner parties with music we host and not full-on dance parties. In good weather, you can sit outside, play table tennis and garden Jenga and as the sun goes down light the fire-pit, wrap up in rugs and sit around the flames (with hosepipe to hand!) We are in the middle of fields with plenty of parking space. We work with guests beforehand on the menu for the dinner (all diets catered for except we don't have a nut free kitchen). Guests bring their own alcohol, soft drinks (and ice please). Or why not arrange an internet delivery. We serve breakfast the next morning (included in the BnB cost). Dinner with 3 courses and coffee is usually £35pp. Or push the boat out with 5 courses and coffee (usually £48p.p.) We have lots of reviews on our other listing on AirBnB - The Barn, Hargrave IP29 5HT - from where you can get a feel for us, the location and the style of our venue. I hope this sounds like what you want! There is no private kitchen for guests however in each room there is a kettle, small fridge and a wide selection of teas and coffee. The guest sitting room has a fridge with ice box and a microwave. Glasses, cutlery etc is supplied for pre-dinner snacks or to make your drinks.

The barn is a great place for exploring the Suffolk countryside, with miles of off-road walks, quiet country lanes, and villages to explore. There are 5 pubs within walking distance. It's just over an hour to drive to the the beautiful Suffolk coast, Cambridge is a 40 minute drive, the races in Newmarket and historic Bury St Edmunds 12 minutes.