Log Cabins to RentImages of beach huts and sweeping shingle beaches describes Suffolks beautiful coastline with Southwold and Aldeburgh or sandy Lowestoft. Perfect for cycling, walking the dog or even a spot of windsurfing. Great pubs and resturants and good local food.
Acorn Lodge is a beautifully-presented lodge near Saxmundham in East Anglia. The lodge can sleep four people in two bedrooms which are made up of a double and a twin as well as a separate bathroom. The rest of the lodge is made up of an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburner. Fibre broadband/wifi.To the outside is ample off road parking and an enclosed garden with furniture and firepit. Set in wonderful surroundings, Acorn Lodge can be enjoyed at any time of the year.
A striking country house impressively silhouetted against the stunning Suffolk skies, Aldeburgh Manor is a marine-themed delight with incredibly quaint and spacious interiors!
Enjoying a privileged spot by the sea, this home is a real treat for up to 14 lucky guests, accommodating both large families, groups of friends or even multiple families! The design is delightfully social, with a dining table alongside the exquisite kitchen, and a number of separate but adjoining living areas ensuring whether you want solitude or a large gathering, you can find the perfect arrangement here! Gentle greys, delicate whites and creams and wood-tones ooze through the whole property reflecting the soothing palette of the dazzling natural world of the Suffolk seaside beyond. Nautical details add a sense of life to each room, reminding you of the stunning coastline just outside your window! The garden room and the living room, sitting side-by-side, offer comfy seating with a cosy open fire and garden views! Finally, a large formal dining room is the cherry on the cake of this delightful property.
There are seven enchanting bedrooms in total, each totally unique and all equally beautiful. The soft colour theme pervades each room, while vibrant flowers and marine-themed décor adds a vibrant splash of colour here and there! The first two double rooms can be found on the first-floor, alongside a wonderful twin room, and there are two more of each on the second floor. Each room enjoys a seating area or a desk and ornate bedframes. There are three fabulous bathrooms on the first-floor, where you can enjoy delightful bathtubs and lovely showers. On the ground floor you will find an additional shower room – ideal for jumping in fresh out of the sea!
And finally, step outside into your vast garden! A huge sweeping lawn stretches towards the sea, surrounded by wildflowers, mature trees and hedges. On the terrace you can enjoy a little alfresco dining, with picnic tables, chairs and even a barbecue set up for you to soak up the sunshine and the gentle sea breeze.
The spectacular seaside town of Aldeburgh awaits you just outside your front door, with its quaint Georgian high street teeming with shops and galleries and even the chance to pick up some fresh fish from the boats on the beach!
Nestled on the east coast of England, just over an hour from London, Suffolk is a fabulously peaceful, rural county with miles of sandy beaches and magnificent views!
Starting at its southern border with Essex and stretching all the way to Lowestoft and the Norfolk coast, the 50 miles stretch of enchanting and often wild coastline of Suffolk has a little something for everyone! With charming villages, medieval towns and exquisite natural beauty all set against breath-taking skies it is a true feast for the eyes!
The dazzling town of Aldeburgh itself, with its highly distinctive architecture, colourful boats and fresh-fish shacks stretching along the beach, is as unique as it is charming.
World-renowned for its connection with Benjamin Britten, born in nearby Lowestoft but who spent the last 30 or so years of his life living here, Aldeburgh is believed to have inspired many of the works by the prolific composer.
The impressive four-metre high 'Scallop' on the town’s Blue Flag beach is inscribed with the words ‘I hear those voices that will not be drowned’ from Britten’s famous opera Grimes which stand out against the glow of the Suffolk sky. You can even visit The Red House which Britten stayed in until his death in 1976 for an informal snapshot of the life he led here.
In nearby Thorpeness you can hire a boat and row blissfully in and around the little islands of the 3ft-deep lake for a quaint day out with the family.
A maze of market towns like Bungay, Beccles and Bury St. Edmunds that dot the ever-intersecting rural roads amid the beautiful agricultural landscape and thatched cottages of villages, Suffolk embodies the slow pace of life that so many of us can only dream of. And yet, this county is rich in history, housing the grand estates of Framlingham Castle and Ickworth House, it holds the Home of Horseracing in Newmarket, and even endless attraction including the Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park near Lowestoft or The Otter Trust near Earsham with a huge collection of otters!
A striking country house impressively silhouetted against the stunning Suffolk skies, Aldeburgh Manor is a marine-themed delight with incredibly quaint and spacious interiors!
Enjoying a privileged spot by the sea, this home is a real treat for up to 14 lucky guests, accommodating both large families, groups of friends or even multiple families! The design is delightfully social, with a dining table alongside the exquisite kitchen, and a number of separate but adjoining living areas ensuring whether you want solitude or a large gathering, you can find the perfect arrangement here! Gentle greys, delicate whites and creams and wood-tones ooze through the whole property reflecting the soothing palette of the dazzling natural world of the Suffolk seaside beyond. Nautical details add a sense of life to each room, reminding you of the stunning coastline just outside your window! The garden room and the living room, sitting side-by-side, offer comfy seating with a cosy open fire and garden views! Finally, a large formal dining room is the cherry on the cake of this delightful property.
There are seven enchanting bedrooms in total, each totally unique and all equally beautiful. The soft colour theme pervades each room, while vibrant flowers and marine-themed décor adds a vibrant splash of colour here and there! The first two double rooms can be found on the first-floor, alongside a wonderful twin room, and there are two more of each on the second floor. Each room enjoys a seating area or a desk and ornate bedframes. There are three fabulous bathrooms on the first-floor, where you can enjoy delightful bathtubs and lovely showers. On the ground floor you will find an additional shower room – ideal for jumping in fresh out of the sea!
And finally, step outside into your vast garden! A huge sweeping lawn stretches towards the sea, surrounded by wildflowers, mature trees and hedges. On the terrace you can enjoy a little alfresco dining, with picnic tables, chairs and even a barbecue set up for you to soak up the sunshine and the gentle sea breeze.
The spectacular seaside town of Aldeburgh awaits you just outside your front door, with its quaint Georgian high street teeming with shops and galleries and even the chance to pick up some fresh fish from the boats on the beach!
Nestled on the east coast of England, just over an hour from London, Suffolk is a fabulously peaceful, rural county with miles of sandy beaches and magnificent views!
Starting at its southern border with Essex and stretching all the way to Lowestoft and the Norfolk coast, the 50 miles stretch of enchanting and often wild coastline of Suffolk has a little something for everyone! With charming villages, medieval towns and exquisite natural beauty all set against breath-taking skies it is a true feast for the eyes!
The dazzling town of Aldeburgh itself, with its highly distinctive architecture, colourful boats and fresh-fish shacks stretching along the beach, is as unique as it is charming.
World-renowned for its connection with Benjamin Britten, born in nearby Lowestoft but who spent the last 30 or so years of his life living here, Aldeburgh is believed to have inspired many of the works by the prolific composer.
The impressive four-metre high 'Scallop' on the town’s Blue Flag beach is inscribed with the words ‘I hear those voices that will not be drowned’ from Britten’s famous opera Grimes which stand out against the glow of the Suffolk sky. You can even visit The Red House which Britten stayed in until his death in 1976 for an informal snapshot of the life he led here.
In nearby Thorpeness you can hire a boat and row blissfully in and around the little islands of the 3ft-deep lake for a quaint day out with the family.
A maze of market towns like Bungay, Beccles and Bury St. Edmunds that dot the ever-intersecting rural roads amid the beautiful agricultural landscape and thatched cottages of villages, Suffolk embodies the slow pace of life that so many of us can only dream of. And yet, this county is rich in history, housing the grand estates of Framlingham Castle and Ickworth House, it holds the Home of Horseracing in Newmarket, and even endless attraction including the Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park near Lowestoft or The Otter Trust near Earsham with a huge collection of otters!
A striking country house impressively silhouetted against the stunning Suffolk skies, Aldeburgh Manor is a marine-themed delight with incredibly quaint and spacious interiors!
Enjoying a privileged spot by the sea, this home is a real treat for up to 14 lucky guests, accommodating both large families, groups of friends or even multiple families! The design is delightfully social, with a dining table alongside the exquisite kitchen, and a number of separate but adjoining living areas ensuring whether you want solitude or a large gathering, you can find the perfect arrangement here! Gentle greys, delicate whites and creams and wood-tones ooze through the whole property reflecting the soothing palette of the dazzling natural world of the Suffolk seaside beyond. Nautical details add a sense of life to each room, reminding you of the stunning coastline just outside your window! The garden room and the living room, sitting side-by-side, offer comfy seating with a cosy open fire and garden views! Finally, a large formal dining room is the cherry on the cake of this delightful property.
There are seven enchanting bedrooms in total, each totally unique and all equally beautiful. The soft colour theme pervades each room, while vibrant flowers and marine-themed décor adds a vibrant splash of colour here and there! The first two double rooms can be found on the first-floor, alongside a wonderful twin room, and there are two more of each on the second floor. Each room enjoys a seating area or a desk and ornate bedframes. There are three fabulous bathrooms on the first-floor, where you can enjoy delightful bathtubs and lovely showers. On the ground floor you will find an additional shower room – ideal for jumping in fresh out of the sea!
And finally, step outside into your vast garden! A huge sweeping lawn stretches towards the sea, surrounded by wildflowers, mature trees and hedges. On the terrace you can enjoy a little alfresco dining, with picnic tables, chairs and even a barbecue set up for you to soak up the sunshine and the gentle sea breeze.
The spectacular seaside town of Aldeburgh awaits you just outside your front door, with its quaint Georgian high street teeming with shops and galleries and even the chance to pick up some fresh fish from the boats on the beach!
Nestled on the east coast of England, just over an hour from London, Suffolk is a fabulously peaceful, rural county with miles of sandy beaches and magnificent views!
Starting at its southern border with Essex and stretching all the way to Lowestoft and the Norfolk coast, the 50 miles stretch of enchanting and often wild coastline of Suffolk has a little something for everyone! With charming villages, medieval towns and exquisite natural beauty all set against breath-taking skies it is a true feast for the eyes!
The dazzling town of Aldeburgh itself, with its highly distinctive architecture, colourful boats and fresh-fish shacks stretching along the beach, is as unique as it is charming.
World-renowned for its connection with Benjamin Britten, born in nearby Lowestoft but who spent the last 30 or so years of his life living here, Aldeburgh is believed to have inspired many of the works by the prolific composer.
The impressive four-metre high 'Scallop' on the town’s Blue Flag beach is inscribed with the words ‘I hear those voices that will not be drowned’ from Britten’s famous opera Grimes which stand out against the glow of the Suffolk sky. You can even visit The Red House which Britten stayed in until his death in 1976 for an informal snapshot of the life he led here.
In nearby Thorpeness you can hire a boat and row blissfully in and around the little islands of the 3ft-deep lake for a quaint day out with the family.
A maze of market towns like Bungay, Beccles and Bury St. Edmunds that dot the ever-intersecting rural roads amid the beautiful agricultural landscape and thatched cottages of villages, Suffolk embodies the slow pace of life that so many of us can only dream of. And yet, this county is rich in history, housing the grand estates of Framlingham Castle and Ickworth House, it holds the Home of Horseracing in Newmarket, and even endless attraction including the Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park near Lowestoft or The Otter Trust near Earsham with a huge collection of otters!
Boxford, Suffolk, East of England
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Nestled in the heart of the suffolk. Countryside Is where you will find sunset log cabin. An oasis Of calm and tranquility is what our guests will feel while staying at this stylish log cabin. The cabin is named sunset because of the expansion of sky that surrounds the cabin where guests can sit back surrounded by nature watching the sun go down in the evening. Great if you need some rest and relaxation. Close to the wonderful suffolk quaint villages where country walks are just on your doorstep
This cabin is located in Sudbury. Gainsborough's House and Sir Alfred Munnings Art Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Assington Barn and East Anglian Railway Museum. Lavenham Falconry and Tenpin Bowling Colchester are also worth visiting.
Whether a romantic break, sightseeing or simply time to recharge the batteries, this stylish barn conversion located on the edge of Constable country will make the ideal home from home. Walkers and ramblers will find many scenic walks locally or perhaps tour by bicycle some to the quaint medieval villages which can be found in the area. Clare and Long Melford are renowned for their antique warehouses, shops and boutiques. A day trip to the Heritage coastline is highly recommended with beautiful seaside towns such as Walberswick and Aldeburgh to explore. For wide ranging cultural and culinary delights, the historic cathedral cities of Colchester and Bury St Edmunds are a short drive away. This single storey barn conversion is entered via an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with full height ceilings which continue throughout the property, and brick flooring adding both charm and character. In the lounge area, the free standing wood burner adds an element of romance and cosiness to any evening while guests relax on the comfortable sofa and watch a film on the Smart TV & DVD player . A dining table provides a place to enjoy meals together and plan the days activities. There are two inter connecting doors with the other half of the barn conversion which can be opened up if required, allowing both barns to be joined as one, to sleep parties of up to six. The well equipped and contemporary kitchen comprises electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and a handy washing machine. Moving through to the double bedroom, which includes a Smart TV allowing guests to snuggle up to watch their favourite programmes and completing the accommodation is an en suite shower room with shower and WC. Stepping out through the lounge doors guests will find an enclosed garden with views out over paddocks and farmland beyond. A patio area with garden furniture and BBQ provides al fesco dining opportunities during the warmer months. There is off road parking available for one car.
With its quiet position, located in a pretty Suffolk village on the edge of Dedham Vale, designated area of outstanding natural beauty this barn is ideally suited for exploring the local area. A myriad of walking and cycling tracks join quaint wool towns and villages known for their independent shops and antique stores. At least one trip to the Suffolk Heritage coastline is highly recommended with guests spoilt for choice when it comes to beautiful seaside towns to visit with Walberswick, Southwold and Aldeburgh featuring high on many peoples lists. The local landscape has been immortalised by many of the paintings of renowned artist John Constable while historical sightseeing continues in nearby Colchester and Bury St Edmunds. This barn conversion is entered via an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with full height ceilings which continue throughout the property, with brick flooring adding both charm and character. Guaranteed to take the chill off any evening, the free standing wood burner adds an element of romance and cosiness to any occasion while guests relax in the lounge area on the comfortable sofa to watch their favourite film on the Smart TV/ & DVD player . The dining area has a table providing a place to enjoy meals together and perhaps play a board game or two. There are two inter connecting doors with the other half of the barn conversion which can be opened up if required, allowing both barns to be joined as one, to sleep parties of up to six. The contemporary kitchen is equipped with everything required for holiday dining and comprises electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and a handy washing machine. Moving through to the bedrooms, guests will find two well furnished and comfortable bedrooms which once again benefit from high ceilings giving a wonderful spacious feel. The first is a double bedroom, which includes a Smart TV allowing guests to snuggle up to watch their favourite programmes. Leading from the bedroom and en suite shower room. The second is a twin bedroom, again with Smart TV. Completing the accommodation is a stylish shower room with shower and WC. Stepping out through the lounge doors guests will find an enclosed garden which enjoys views out over paddocks and farmland beyond. A patio area with garden furniture and BBQ provides al fresco dining opportunities during the warmer months. There is off road parking available for two cars.
It s not far from some of East Anglia s most sought after locations and has direct links to London so you ll be spoilt for choice of where to go. Walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers are all well catered for in this area being within the countryside. If you want to explore the area s history, you can head to nearby Stowmarket s Museum of East Anglia or to Bury St. Edmunds and wander the Cathedral Abbey grounds. From here you will be within easy reach of Ipswich, Norwich, Colchester, Long Melford, Lavenham and Kersey. Travel down to the coast and soak up the sea air in Aldeburgh, Dunwich, Walberswick and Southwold. This property dates back to the 16th century and is a detached, Grade II listed barn, brimming with charm and character which you can see from the outside. Wander in and you will find the heart of the property is the first lounge, with impressive vaulted ceiling, wooden floors and French doors. Here there is also a wood burner in the large inglenook fireplace providing a warm welcome all year round, and plenty of space to relax on the comfortable sofas. Enjoy some competitive fun in the nearby games room with pool table, ideal for brushing up on those skills. The charming dining room with wooden floor and French doors provides an elegant space for a celebration dinner. Leading on to the country style kitchen with cream units and wooden worksurface, this is a great space for cooking up a hearty breakfast, well equipped with electric range oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, and there is plenty of seating for everyone to come together around the table and discuss the activities that lie ahead. Just off the kitchen is a handy utility room with washing machine and additional fridge/freezer along with a wine cooler. if needed. There are four bedrooms located on the ground floor, two doubles, one twin and one large room with three single beds and a triple bunk bed, with single over double, with en suite shower room and WC. There is also a bathroom with roll top bath, separate shower and WC and a further shower room with shower and WC. Head up the spiral staircase to first floor where you will find a double bedroom with en suite shower room and WC, leading to another bedroom with a king size and a single bed. There is a second staircase which also leads to the first floor, here you will find a galleried area with double bed and lastly there is a bedroom with a four poster double bed with en suite shower room and WC. Outside offers bags of space, two acres to be exact, there is a decked area with a hot tub, located beneath a canopy for all weather use and table tennis for some more competitive fun. There is also a lawn area and several outside seating areas with a BBQ and garden furniture. There are unfenced ponds to be aware of, children should not be left unaccompanied. Ample off road parking is available.
Situated in the quaint village of Hepworth, the property is an hour s drive from the Norfolk and Suffolk coastline and is ideal for those looking to explore the coastal towns of Southwold, Aldeburgh, Sheringham and Wells next the Sea. Close by is the beautiful town of Bury St Edmunds with cathedral, abbey, theatre and brewery, with brewery tours and quaint streets, great for shopping and eating out. National trust properties include Ickworth House and English Heritage castles at Framlingham and Orford. Enjoy staying at the property and watch the wildlife come and go from the pond. Leisure facilities: hot tub. Fishing available on site please bring your own equipment. Guest entering this charming property into a large entrance hall, through to a spacious and light open plan lounge/kitchen/dinrer, retaining many of the original features including the exposed timber bearms, an ideal living space the kitchen area having an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, the lounge area with comfortable sofas, cosy with the woodburner for those chilly winter evenings (complimentary 1st basket of logs included), with Sky TV including sports and movie. A dining area perfect for your evening meals. The conservatory offers the perfect place to relax with views over the pond. A retiring room with sofa, a large selection of books and games, an ideal snug area. A double bedroom on the ground floor. A shower room with shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin. A steep spiral stair case leads from the open plan lounge/dining/kitchen area to the first floor giving access to the king size master bedroom with exposed beams, vaulted ceiling and French doors, the en suite to the master bedroom comprises of roll top bath, separate shower, WC and wash hand basin. Outside: A decked area with garden furniture and hot tub and views over the pond. Approximately 200 meters from the property there are country walks with open countryside and footpaths. There is off road parking to the front of the property. Additional info: please note the property is situated overlooking a deep pond so care to be taken at all times. (Regret no children under 12 years old)
You can benefit from close proximity to both the coast and countryside of Suffolk, where sightseers and cyclists will enjoy strolling or cycling through country lanes, and there is a plethora of charming medieval towns and villages to visit. Venture into Constable Country, Flatford Mill and Dedham Bridge, where you can hire a rowing boat for the afternoon and take in the beautiful scenery. No trip to Suffolk would be complete without exploring the scenic Suffolk Heritage Coast with charming coastal resorts including Southwold, home of the famous brewery and pier, and Aldeburgh which are both easily accessible. For some retail therapy visit Bury St Edmunds or Ipswich, with their abundance of shops and restaurants. After arriving at this barn conversion and taking in the views across the fields with grazing sheep, you enter into the kitchen/dining area. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you need to prepare and serve up a hearty meal, with an electric oven and induction hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. And once you have prepared a light snack or meal then serve it up at the dining table which has two seats. Moving into the lounge, there are two comfortable two seater sofas that face a Smart TV, and bi fold doors which make you feel at one with nature when open, with the sheep and green fields providing an idyllic backdrop. Heading upstairs to the first floor, another lounge area with a sofa and an armchair provides a peaceful spot to rest up and perhaps enjoy a good book, and the spacious bedroom has a king size bed and plenty of storage for your belongings. Also on this floor is the shower room with shower and WC. Outside there is a patio and lawn area with garden furniture and a BBQ, so you can enjoy some drinks or a spot of al fresco dining in picturesque surroundings. There is private off road parking for up to two cars.
