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.
Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, East of England
From £1141
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Skylarks rests in Fornham St. Genevieve, sleeping four in two bedrooms.
The living areas in the property consist of an open-plan living area with a with Combi microwave/oven, oven, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, wine cooler, Nespresso coffee machine, breakfast bar with seating for four, dining table with seating for six and a sitting room with Smart TV and woodburning effect heater. The bedrooms consist of a super-king-size with en-suite shower room and a twin with Jack-and-Jill bathroom. Outside, there is a secure wrap around decking with hot tub and furniture, as well as off-road parking for two cars. Within 2.1 miles, you will find a shop, and within 1.1 miles, a pub, and please note that this is a non-smoking property. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. Highchair and travel cot available. Pets are not permitted. Barbecues are not permitted on site. Treat your loved ones to an idyllic stay at Skylarks.
Amenities: Gas central heating with woodburning effect electric heater. Combi microwave/oven, oven, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, wine cooler, Nespresso coffee machine.TV, DVD, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Secure wrap around decking with hot tub and furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 2.1 miles, pub 1.1 miles. Note: Only disposable barbeques are allowed on site using the housing provided. Please note: If you have no intention of using the hot tub, please inform us so we can make the owner aware. Note: EV's are not allowed to charge at the property (Hammond's a public charging point venue is 3 miles away)
Please be aware towels are not provided for the hot tub or outside use.
Region: Picturesque rolling Fens, unspoilt beaches, and pretty waterways – East Anglia is a dream holiday destination. Norfolk offers beaches, saltmarshes and quaint villages whilst equally as charming are the coast and countryside of Suffolk.
Town: Located in Suffolk, East Anglia, Bury St Edmunds, known locally as Bury, is a historic market town and civil parish. It has more than a thousand years of history to explore, so there's always something new to see and do.
You'll discover lots of tempting eateries to help you with your self-catered stay, including bars, restaurants, cafés, and takeaways galore, as well as supermarkets and convenience stores for those seeking fresh ingredients or other picnic needs.
Located in Bury St Edmunds, this lodge is in a rural area. Wyken Vineyards and Royal Worlington & Newmarket Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit Larkwood Trout Fishery and CurveMotion. Fuller's Mill Garden and Flo-ridaz Hovercraft are also worth visiting. Break out the clubs and hit the links with a golf course nearby, or seek out an adventure with hiking/biking trails and cycling.
With exquisite elegance, old meets new in the most spectacular fashion at Sotterley Barn. Situated in the glorious countryside in Sotterley, four miles from the charming market town of Beccles and a short drive from Suffolk’s beautiful Heritage Coast, with the celebrated resort of Southwold just fifteen minutes away, this rural idyll is a fantastic holiday pick for ten lucky guests.
It packs a contemporary style punch whilst retaining the warm ambience of exposed wall struts and rafters. With magnificent lofty opulence, it offers five gorgeous bedrooms and outstanding social spaces, not to mention the fabulous pond setting and stunning grounds, complete with a petanque court. Sotterley Barn has been magically transformed to provide fabulously flexible accommodation. It is perfect for a special celebration or a wonderful get together of friends or family. The main open plan living space boasts a lavish grey and wood kitchen with stunning worktops and excellent appliances. With double height aspect, vaulted beamed ceilings and floor-to-ceiling contemporary doors and windows, it feels wonderfully cavernous as well as being a bright and beautiful space. The exquisite oak dining table with its modern chairs sits perfecty positioned to enjoy the stunning garden views. A calm, elegant sitting room is woven with the dining area beneath the barn’s full height and age-old woodwork. The dreamy design touches, structural and soft, are simply stunning. The far end of the barn is home to another living space where interior designers have been in their element blending ancient charm with high-end contemporary chic. Guests can lounge on the leather sofas enjoying spectacular views all around and, on cooler evenings, will truly appreciate the modern log burning stove.
Designers have also worked their magic on the lavish bedrooms. Three are on the ground floor including the beautiful master which offers an achingly luxurious feel. It boasts a king-size bed and a glorious en-suite shower room. Also on the ground floor is a delightful twin bedroom which can be set up as a king on request and a bunkroom. The bunk room is ideal for children with bespoke bunk beds. Even this room looks glamorous, stylish and inviting! These two bedroom delights share a stunning shower room. Upstairs, within the rafters, you will find two gorgeous super king bedrooms, both of which enjoy immaculate, stylish en-suite bathrooms. All of the bathrooms in Sotterley Barn are utterly superb with top-notch fittings, exquisite tiling and, of course, luxurious towels to complete the feel.
The pretty pond setting will certainly bring a smile to your faces. Its is so beautiful. You will find yourselves amidst a wildlife haven, can enjoy some healthy competition on the petanque and boules court and dine alfresco as the sun goes down on this heavenly, tranquil spot. You can store bikes in the pole barn after exploring Cycle Route 31. Sotterley Barn really does enjoy all the benefits of its rural setting and mature gardens and actually, it is very close the special heritage coastline.
The charming village of Sotterley is located within 15 minutes drive of wonderful Suffolk Heritage Coast beaches and is only 4 miles from the fabulous market town of Beccles. Sotterley was originally known as Southern-lea from its situation south of the river.
The Sotterley Estate is an extensive wooded parkland, a tranquil setting that is home to a number of wonderful attractions and hosts wonderful events such as the Sotterley Country Fair, music concerts and outdoor cinema experiences. There is a pony club on the estate as well as the Hundred River Farm and Maze, a wonderful family day out.
Beccles is a charming market town, as peaceful as it is popular. It is comprised of small market squares with winding streets, all nestled by the River Waveney. Around every corner, you will find quirky independent shops, fabulous restaurants and delightful cafes. There are many events, festivals and much entertainment. You can hire canoes, kayaks or day boats from Hippersons Boatyard to explore the River Waveney or you can climb aboard a skippered boat and take a guided tour. Beccles Lido is wonderful from spring to autumn with its outdoor heated pool sitting alongside the meandering river. There are plenty of paved and grassy spots to sunbathe. There are many pretty riverside walks through the Waveney Valley or you can head northwards and explore the Beccles Marshes. You may even catch a show or a concert at Beccles Public Hall. There is an antiques street market twice a year in May and August when vendors set up over 100 stalls. Beccles is surrounded by fantastic views of the Southern Broads amongst rolling countryside.
There are few seaside towns quite so quintessentially British as Southwold. It is little wonder that it is so celebrated! Pretty pastel painted beach huts line the promenade and the sandy beach is vast. The iconic pier was refurbished is lined with shops, eateries and amusements. Southwold lies between the pretty resort of Aldeburgh and the busy town of Lowestoft on the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Southwold is almost an island, being bounded by the North Sea to the East, by the River Blyth and Southwold Harbour to the South West and by Buss Creek to the North. There is only one road in and out of the town which adds to its magic. Southwold is home to the famous Adnams Brewery with its brewing rooms set just behind the High Street, adjacent to the town’s iconic lighthouse. Adnams offer brewery tours throughout the year and you can sample the tasty pints everywhere. The Coastal Voyage is one of the most popular trips. At high speed, your boat is put through formidable paces in a 30 minute tour where you will see marsh harriers, herons, gulls and possibly osprey.
There are some wonderful walks that you can take from Southwold. You can cross the River Blyth to Walberswick, exploring the trackbed of the old Southwold Railway and returning on the little ferry if you want a change for the return. Over a thousand acres of heath and marshland around Walberswick are protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Walberswick offers tea rooms, restaurants, two pubs, an art gallery, village shops and some charming craft and gift shops. Fresh fish can be bought from the harbour huts and crabbing is very popular for children by the harbour. Walberswick used to host the annual British Open Crabbing Championship, raising funds for good causes.
Are you looking for a special holiday home in the fashionable and popular Southwold? How about if we tell you that this amazing one is right on the seafront with stunning views of the beach and the iconic Southwold Pier? What if we tell you that this property has just been refurbished to an incredible luxurious standard? What if we tell you that its spacious dining room can fit all fourteen of you for dinner and all fourteen of you will sleep like kings in the sumptuous luxury beds? Maybe Southwold Beach House is just the one for you?
Southwold Beach House is a stunning six bedroom property offering supremely comfortable and stylish living. With high quality furnishings throughout, beautiful interior design, a fantastic kitchen and five immaculate contemporary bathrooms, it certainly carries a real air of luxury. Many of the rooms boast exceptional panoramic sea and pier views and there is even a table for fourteen on the front terrace where you can open a bottle of fizz and watch the sun go down!
The lavish kitchen is a chef’s dream. With shaker style cabinets, a gorgeous colour palette and top-of-the-range appliances, you can cook up a storm here. Not only that, it is incredibly spacious and offers a breakfast table so that the chefs can have company while they prepare dinner, or you can feed your young ones early before they retire to their wonderful bunk room. The open plan living and dining room is a wonderful sociable space too with separate lounging and dining zones. The living room is brimming with plush cool grey sofas and boasts a welcoming wood-burning stove. The neutral palette walls are decorated throughout with wonderful paintings of beach scenes and fabulous mirrors. The dining area comfortably seats your whole party, unlike some holiday getaways, and boasts an attractive fireplace. The brightly coloured dining chairs are great fun and beautiful. At the back of the house you will find a wonderful, glamorous snug with stylish leather seats. It is lovely and the perfect place to sneak off to with the Sunday newspapers or for children wanting to play. It has access to the small private courtyard garden.
The first floor is home to four of the six spectacular bedrooms. The master bedroom suite is very special with a super king bed, impressive views over Southwold Beach, a luxury en-suite bathroom and even a sofa, perfectly positioned to admire the beach and pier. Each bedroom is beautifully decorated. The twin bedroom offers a pretty feature fireplace and an en-suite bathroom. There is another bedroom with a king-size bed and a bunk room for four with quad bunk beds. How much fun is there going to be had in that room! There is an additional outstanding family bathroom.
The remaining two luxury bedrooms are situated on the second floor. Both offer pristine en-suite bathrooms. The front bedroom enjoys those fabulous sea views. There are some flexible bed arrangements as the house boasts two sets of zip and link beds so they can either be set up as large king-size beds or singles.
Southwold Beach House occupies one of the best, most prestigious positions in Southwold. It is right across the road from the beach with wonderful views of the pier. There are few seaside towns quite so quintessentially British as Southwold. It is little wonder that it is so popular! Pretty pastel painted beach huts line the promenade and the sandy beach is vast. The iconic pier was refurbished and blends in perfectly. It is lined with shops, eateries and amusements. Southwold lies between the pretty resort of Aldeburgh and the busy town of Lowestoft on the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Southwold is almost an island, being bounded by the North Sea to the East, by the River Blyth and Southwold Harbour to the South West and by Buss Creek to the North. There is only one road in and out of the town which adds to its magic. Southwold is home to the famous Adnams Brewery with its brewing rooms set just behind the High Street, adjacent to the town’s iconic lighthouse. Adnams offer brewery tours throughout the year and you can sample the tasty pints everywhere. The Coastal Voyage is one of the most popular trips. At high speed, your boat is put through formidable paces in a 30 minute tour where you will see marsh harriers, herons, gulls and possibly osprey.
There are some wonderful walks that you can take straight from Southwold Beach House. You can cross the River Blyth to Walberswick, exploring the trackbed of the old Southwold Railway and returning on the little ferry if you want a change for the return. Over a thousand acres of heath and marshland around Walberswick are protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Walberswick offers tea rooms, restaurants, two pubs, an art gallery, village shops and some charming craft and gift shops. Fresh fish can be bought from the harbour huts and crabbing is very popular for children by the harbour. Walberswick used to host the annual British Open Crabbing Championship, raising funds for good causes.
Aldeburgh is enchanting. It’s famous resident, Benjamin Britten, the founder of the June Aldeburgh Festival, is celebrated throughout the town. There is a wonderful sculpture on the beach. Aldeburgh is very pretty with pastel coloured 19th century homes lining the promenade, a wonderful pebble beach and fisherman’s huts selling the local daily catch.
If you are on holiday between July and September, you may want to visit the Dunwich Heath Coastal Centre and Beach. It is quietly tucked away, offering tranquility and a true sense of being at one with nature. The heath is alive with colour during the summer months, a patchwork of pink and purple heather and coconut scented yellow gorse. It is a rare and precious habitat for dartford warblers, nightjars, woodlarks, adders and much more.
Are you looking for a special holiday home in the fashionable and popular Southwold? How about if we tell you that this amazing one is right on the seafront with stunning views of the beach and the iconic Southwold Pier? What if we tell you that this property has just been refurbished to an incredible luxurious standard? What if we tell you that its spacious dining room can fit all fourteen of you for dinner and all fourteen of you will sleep like kings in the sumptuous luxury beds? Maybe Southwold Beach House is just the one for you?
Southwold Beach House is a stunning six bedroom property offering supremely comfortable and stylish living. With high quality furnishings throughout, beautiful interior design, a fantastic kitchen and five immaculate contemporary bathrooms, it certainly carries a real air of luxury. Many of the rooms boast exceptional panoramic sea and pier views and there is even a table for fourteen on the front terrace where you can open a bottle of fizz and watch the sun go down!
The lavish kitchen is a chef’s dream. With shaker style cabinets, a gorgeous colour palette and top-of-the-range appliances, you can cook up a storm here. Not only that, it is incredibly spacious and offers a breakfast table so that the chefs can have company while they prepare dinner, or you can feed your young ones early before they retire to their wonderful bunk room. The open plan living and dining room is a wonderful sociable space too with separate lounging and dining zones. The living room is brimming with plush cool grey sofas and boasts a welcoming wood-burning stove. The neutral palette walls are decorated throughout with wonderful paintings of beach scenes and fabulous mirrors. The dining area comfortably seats your whole party, unlike some holiday getaways, and boasts an attractive fireplace. The brightly coloured dining chairs are great fun and beautiful. At the back of the house you will find a wonderful, glamorous snug with stylish leather seats. It is lovely and the perfect place to sneak off to with the Sunday newspapers or for children wanting to play. It has access to the small private courtyard garden.
The first floor is home to four of the six spectacular bedrooms. The master bedroom suite is very special with a super king bed, impressive views over Southwold Beach, a luxury en-suite bathroom and even a sofa, perfectly positioned to admire the beach and pier. Each bedroom is beautifully decorated. The twin bedroom offers a pretty feature fireplace and an en-suite bathroom. There is another bedroom with a king-size bed and a bunk room for four with quad bunk beds. How much fun is there going to be had in that room! There is an additional outstanding family bathroom.
The remaining two luxury bedrooms are situated on the second floor. Both offer pristine en-suite bathrooms. The front bedroom enjoys those fabulous sea views. There are some flexible bed arrangements as the house boasts two sets of zip and link beds so they can either be set up as large king-size beds or singles.
Southwold Beach House occupies one of the best, most prestigious positions in Southwold. It is right across the road from the beach with wonderful views of the pier. There are few seaside towns quite so quintessentially British as Southwold. It is little wonder that it is so popular! Pretty pastel painted beach huts line the promenade and the sandy beach is vast. The iconic pier was refurbished and blends in perfectly. It is lined with shops, eateries and amusements. Southwold lies between the pretty resort of Aldeburgh and the busy town of Lowestoft on the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Southwold is almost an island, being bounded by the North Sea to the East, by the River Blyth and Southwold Harbour to the South West and by Buss Creek to the North. There is only one road in and out of the town which adds to its magic. Southwold is home to the famous Adnams Brewery with its brewing rooms set just behind the High Street, adjacent to the town’s iconic lighthouse. Adnams offer brewery tours throughout the year and you can sample the tasty pints everywhere. The Coastal Voyage is one of the most popular trips. At high speed, your boat is put through formidable paces in a 30 minute tour where you will see marsh harriers, herons, gulls and possibly osprey.
There are some wonderful walks that you can take straight from Southwold Beach House. You can cross the River Blyth to Walberswick, exploring the trackbed of the old Southwold Railway and returning on the little ferry if you want a change for the return. Over a thousand acres of heath and marshland around Walberswick are protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Walberswick offers tea rooms, restaurants, two pubs, an art gallery, village shops and some charming craft and gift shops. Fresh fish can be bought from the harbour huts and crabbing is very popular for children by the harbour. Walberswick used to host the annual British Open Crabbing Championship, raising funds for good causes.
Aldeburgh is enchanting. It’s famous resident, Benjamin Britten, the founder of the June Aldeburgh Festival, is celebrated throughout the town. There is a wonderful sculpture on the beach. Aldeburgh is very pretty with pastel coloured 19th century homes lining the promenade, a wonderful pebble beach and fisherman’s huts selling the local daily catch.
If you are on holiday between July and September, you may want to visit the Dunwich Heath Coastal Centre and Beach. It is quietly tucked away, offering tranquility and a true sense of being at one with nature. The heath is alive with colour during the summer months, a patchwork of pink and purple heather and coconut scented yellow gorse. It is a rare and precious habitat for dartford warblers, nightjars, woodlarks, adders and much more.
Southwold Bolthole is an exquisitely refurbished Victorian cottage, a perfect romantic retreat in the heart of the celebrated, quintessential British town of Southwold. Southwold Bolthole is luxurious and a magical blend of state-of-the-art modern comforts and Victorian charms. Just imagine, lounging on your luxurious velvet sofa, taking a glass of champagne with you while you laze in bubbles in your roll-top bath and then head out to the delights of the pictureque Southwold for the evening.
Southwold Bolthole is pet friendly so you can take your furry friend along to enjoy this sublime holiday home. This romantic getaway offers quirky upside down living with the sumptuous bedroom downstairs. Luxe linen and robes await by your velvet bed in this wonderful master. In the immaculate bathroom, the roll-top takes centre stage against a blend of azure metro tiles and beautifully patterned floor tiles. There is also a wonderful walk-in shower.
Upstairs, your living space has been brought right up to the 21st century and is flooded with glorious Suffolk light. The contemporary wood burning stove is perfect for chilly evenings when you want to curl up and watch a movie. The luxurious cool green sofa lies below the lovely Victorian sash window, so perfect for a snuggle. There are sumptuous touches at every turn. The attention to detail and supreme comfort make Southwold Bolthole a romantic place to remember.
The kitchen is a chef’s dream with attractive, pewter grey DeVol cabinets, brilliant white worktops, outstanding Miele appliances and of course your Nespresso coffee machine. You can dine in romantic style at the gorgeous dining table, again blessed with Suffolk light from the sash window.
If you can bring yourselves to leave this little piece of paradise, the pretty town of Southwold, with its array of little shops, cafes, bars and restaurants awaits your curiosity. The beach and iconic pier are just moments away.
Southwold Bolthole is located in the heart of one of Britain’s most popular seaside towns. Located on the wonderful Suffolk Heritage Coast, picturesque, pastel painted beach huts line the promenade. The beach is lovely with the refurbished, iconic pier taking pride of place. The pier is lined with shops, eateries and amusements.
Southwold lies between the pretty resort of Aldeburgh and the bustling town of Lowestoft. The town is almost an island, being bounded by the North Sea to the East, by the River Blyth and Southwold Harbour to the South West and by Buss Creek to the North. There is only one road in and out of the town which adds to its seaside magic. Southwold is home to the famous Adnams Brewery. Adnams offer brewery tours throughout the year and you can sample the tasty pints everywhere. Visitors enjoy various boat trips with the Coastal Voyage being one of the most popular. At high speed, the boat is put through formidable paces in a 30 minute tour where you will enjoy marsh harriers, herons, gulls and possibly osprey.
There are some wonderful walks from the town. A firm favourite is to cross the River Blyth to Walberswick, exploring the trackbed of the old Southwold Railway. You will see lots of children crabbing on the way. Later you can return on the little ferry. Over a thousand acres of heath and marshland around Walberswick are protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The quaint, welcoming Walberswick boasts tea rooms, restaurants, two pubs, an art gallery, village shops and wonderful craft and gift shops. Fresh fish can be bought from the harbour huts. Walberswick used to host the annual British Open Crabbing Championship, raising funds for good causes.
The enchanting Aldeburgh is a delight. It’s famous resident, Benjamin Britten, the founder of the June Aldeburgh Festival, is celebrated thoughout the town. There is a wonderful sculpture on the beach. Aldeburgh is very attractive with pretty, pastel coloured 19th century homes lining the promenade, a wonderful pebble beach and fisherman’s huts selling the local daily catch.
If you are on holiday between July and Sepember, you may want to visit the Dunwich Heath Coastal Centre and Beach. It is quietly tucked away, offering tranquility and a true sense of being at one with nature. The heath is alive with colour during the summer months, a patchwork of pink and purple heather and coconut scented yellow gorse. It is a rare and precious habitat for dartford warblers, nightjars, woodlarks, adders and much more.
The delightful and beautifully restored Victorian Southwold Cottage is located in a quiet spot in the heart of the trendy Suffolk town of Southwold. With spacious accommodation for six plus a dog, this wonderful holiday home is a fabulous base.
The ever popular Southwold is fantastic with charming independent shops, cosy restaurants and pubs and a wonderful beach featuring colourful beach huts. Southwold is one of Suffolk’s most picturesque seaside towns, and it is easy to see why Southwold Cottage is booked so frequently.
The cottage was recently refurbished to a very high standard. It is stylish, superbly comfortable and offers super comfy furnishings, a gourmet kitchen, a cosy wood-burning stove and three spectacular bedrooms. Much attention has been given to the detail, and the colour palettes are wonderful. The living area is open plan in design with a stylish and comfortable lounge around the wood burner, an elegant dining table and a top-notch kitchen. The DeVol kitchen cabinets are painted a cool olive colour, and the kitchen is complete with a Miele range cooker, other Miele appliances, a Belfast sink and, of course, a Nespresso coffee machine. Sparkling white countertops and striking bronze taps complete the picture giving you no excuse not to come up with a delicious gourmet meal. Guests can sit at the quality dining table with a glass of wine, keeping the chef company!
All three bedrooms are upstairs in various muted shades of blue. You can choose been the Cornish, azure or eggshell blue panelled rooms, all of which offer a warm and elegant ambience. All of the bedrooms are illuminated with natural Suffolk light from the big windows. The master bedroom features a superb kingsize bed and a beautiful ensuite shower room. The other bedrooms offer double beds and share the outstanding family bathroom with its fabulous roll-top bath and shower. It is decorated in the same way as the ensuite shower room.
Outside the door, you can venture on foot to enjoy the delights of Southwold and the bracing coast where you will find the attractive, bustling fishing harbour and the iconic pier. What joy!
Southwold Cottage is found in a quiet little corner of the very scenic town of Southwold. There are few seaside towns quite so quintessentially British as Southwold. With its fine sandy beach and beach hut lined promenade, its refurbished pier and its renowned lighthouse, the town offer a wonderful holiday environment and a welcoming atmosphere.
Southwold lies between Aldeburgh and Lowestoft on the Suffolk Heritage Coast. It is almost an island, being bounded by the North Sea to the East, by the River Blyth and Southwold Harbour to the South West and Buss Creek to the North. There is only one road in and out of the town.
The town is home to the famous Adnams Brewery, a previous winner of The Good Pub Guide’s Brewery of the Year. The brewing rooms are set just behind the High Street adjacent to the town’s iconic lighthouse. You can take a brewery tour throughout the year and can sample the Adnams beers everywhere.
The Southwold Pier is another town focal point. The pier is lined with shops, eateries and amusements. It is a very popular place to be! The working lighthouse is a coastal mark where you can take a tour. It is open subject to weather conditions and is very interesting.
You can take some lovely walks straight from Southwold Cottage. A delightful walk is to cross the River Blyth by foot ferry to Walberswick, crossing back by the footbridge and exploring the trackbed of the old Southwold Railway. This is a gorgeous area where you can enjoy fresh air, good food and wonderful hospitality.
Lowestoft is another fabulous seaside town with much entertainment including the wonderful Somerleyton Hall and Gardens, the East Anglia Transport Museum, Africa Alive, Sparrow’s Nest and Gardens, the Marina Theatre and various other museums.
Aldeburgh is a wonderful escape and is world-renowned thanks to its connection with Benjamin Britten, the founder of the Aldeburgh Festival which takes place every June. It is very pretty with pastel-coloured 19th-century homes lining the promenade and a wonderful pebble beach with fisherman’s huts selling the local daily catch.
Lowestoft, Suffolk, East of England
From £868
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9, Ocean Glade Phase 1 - Azure Seas Park, Suffolk
Stunning lodge with a modern and homely interior, beautifully furnished. With large outside decking area to relax in the sunshine.
2 bed lodge, sleeps 4. With central heating, double glazing, full wrap-around decking and free WiFi. Platinum-Deluxe rated.
Modern fitted kitchen with integrated oven, separate gas hob rings, built-in microwave, integrated full-size fridge/freezer and dishwasher.
Dining area with table and chairs.
Homely lounge with free standing furniture, electric fire and TV with Freeview.
Utility room with washing machine for guest use.
Bed 1: King-size bed, en-suite shower with toilet and wash basin
Bed 2: Two single beds
Family shower room with toilet and wash basin.
Good to know
• Linen & Towels: Not included
• Dog friendly: Yes, 2 small dogs allowed, fees apply
• WiFi: Yes
• Parking: Allocated, next to accommodation
• Heating: Central heating & electric fire
Enhance your stay with additional service, please contact us for price & availability
• Linen package (towels not included) subject to availability
• Early check-in
• Late check-out
Policies:
• CONTRACTORS & commercial vehicles: NOT PERMITTED
• GROUPS: Restrictions WILL APPLY for all-male or all-female parties of 3+ people if not immediate family or couples, please contact us prior to booking
• LEAD BOOKER: MUST BE 21 at the time of booking and one person staying in the accommodation must be over 21 years old.
• MAX OCCUPANCY: 4 guests, INCLUSIVE of CHILDREN UNDER 2
Located in Lowestoft, this lodge is near the beach. Royal Naval Patrol Service Museum and Lowestoft Maritime Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Dip Farm Pitch and Putt and Norfolk Coast Path - East. Pleasurewood Hills and Somerleyton Hall and Gardens are also worth visiting.
Welcome to the extraordinary Rose Hall on the Suffolk Heritage Coast, with its wetlands, beaches and gentle waterways typified by nearby Orford. Rose Hall lies on the edge of the village from which it takes its name. It is the perfect home away from home and offers plenty of space, making it an ideal setting for large family gatherings, birthday parties and anniversaries. This charming country house has an air of privacy, yet it is only 5 minutes away from the local gastropub and is within easy reach of Woodbridge, Wickham Market and Orford.
Recently renovated, this Grade II Listed Hall is a former rectory and the oldest parts of the house date to the early 1700s. It is the perfect backdrop to discover the delights of Suffolk.
Private gates open to a curving gravelled drive that leads to the elegant front facade of the house and courtyard with its fine stone fountain. The house is of an L‐shaped configuration. The gorgeous interiors feature well-proportioned rooms throughout, with modern yet homely furnishings, contemporary paintings, and toasty fireplaces. The ground floor has a flexible and appealing layout. The inspiring dining room with wooden floors, large windows and chandeliers at the bowed eastern end can comfortably accommodate 12-14 guests. Bright and light, the elegant conservatory/garden room at the north end of the house is filled with olive trees. It is ideal for laid back breakfasts and relaxed evening dinners. The elegant drawing room, cosy sitting room well-equipped kitchen with breakfast bar and pantry all enjoy lovely views of the outside garden and courtyard.
The first floor consists of a sophisticated large master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, six bedrooms with double beds – one of which share an adjoining door. There is a further additional twin bedroom with two single beds. All the bedrooms have been thoughtfully designed and benefit from superb far reaching elevated views over the garden. The second floor provides three final bedrooms, two doubles and a twin single. The space lends itself well to teenagers, and young adults stay.
Across the courtyard is the former coach house, now serving as a brilliantly converted and styled games and party room. The wood-panelled clubhouse has bi-folding doors, bar, snooker table and relaxing lounge area.
Outside you will feel spoilt, and the ample garden provides much privacy and seclusion with its walled private swimming pool, tennis court, garden, and pond. A well‐known designer has recently replanted areas of the gardens, and the cedar tree and lawns create a soothing and restful ambience.
The tennis court is surfaced with Astroturf and sits wonderfully amongst the paths and borders, and the superb outdoor pool and pool house offer a private spot to cool off, catch some sun and eat a light lunch prepared in the kitchenette.
This part of Suffolk has also become a celebrated cultural hub, with the popular galleries and concert hall at Snape Maltings and the seaside town of Aldeburgh, with its annual Festival of Music and the Arts. The surrounding countryside offers endless walks across farmland and through nearby Tunstall Forest.
Rose Hall is brilliant for families, together you can enjoy exploring local attractions and historical sites like the Dunwich Heath and Beach or the Orford Ness National Nature Reserve. And if that wasn't enough, there are the charming nearby villages of Aldeburgh, Woodbridge and Framlingham - all offering a selection of shops, galleries, a cinema and restaurants. Thorpeness House is the perfect seaside escape offering a stress-free stay where you can truly recharge your batteries.
* Please note that it is possible for smaller groups of up to 16 guests to book Rose Hall for a reduced price during selected low season dates. Please note that groups of 16 will not have access to the second floor bedrooms. If you would like access to the entire house, you will need to select 22 guests at the time of booking.
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!
Rose Hall in located in Orford, within 10 minutes of The Orford Ness Nature Reserve is wild, remote and exposed. It contains the ruined remnants of a disturbing past where weapons, including atomic bombs, were once tested ad perfected. Rare and fragile wildlife thrives in this lovely spot.
The small fishing village is arguably one of the prettiest villages on the Suffolk Coast. Boasting the historic Orford Castle, pretty cottage and welcoming pubs. As well as the renowned Pinney's delicious smoked fish and the Pump Street bakery.
The charming town of Aldeburgh, 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!
Thanks to a huge National Lottery grant and fundraising, Sutton Hoo is transforming the way that we tell the story of one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time. The National Trust manages the hauntingly beautiful 255 acre estate with its far-reaching views over the River Deben. Visitors can walk around the Royal Burial Ground and discover the incredible story of the the ship burial of an Anglo-Saxon King and his treasured possessions.
Just along the coast, The village of Thorpeness nowadays is epitomised by its stunning East Anglian. Aside from the absorbing landscape, this region has become incredibly popular amongst devotees of the Art’s. Thousands flock here every year to celebrate the likes of the Aldeburgh Carnival, Thorpeness Regatta, fireworks in August, Thorpfest and Latitude Festival, or simply just to visit Snape Maltings. Others visit to be absorbed by the history and beauty epitomised by Dunwich Heath, Sutton Hoo – Woodbridge and Orford Ness National Nature Reserve.
With the nearest train station situated in Campsea Ashe, it’s easy to jump on a direct train to Lowestoft or Ipswich to do some further exploring.
Saxmundham, Suffolk, East of England
From £1260
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About this space
This holiday home will appeal to both families and couples. Families will enjoy the indoor/outdoor pools, mini golf, arcade and beaches within 6 kms. Couples will enjoy a stroll around the lakes, the quiet, cosy accommodation, numerous nearby country pubs and the beautiful surrounding villages. Please visit https://www.parkholidays.com/our-parks/suffolk/carlton-meres/caravan-holidays for further information about the 5 star park.
PLEASE NOTE:
There is an extra cost per person to use the pool (book with reception) but it also includes clubhouse entertainment.
THE INDOOR POOL IS CLOSED FROM LATE DECEMBER TO END OF FEBRUARY.
The space
Open plan living room/kitchen, with dining table and breakfast bar. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms (one bath and one ensuite), small dressing room, sofa bed in lounge. Access to outside balcony through double doors off lounge.
Guest access
Free parking, wheelchair access
This lodge is located in Saxmundham. Glemham Hall and Parham Airfield Museum are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Shawsgate Vineyard and Aldeburgh Golf Club. RSPB Minsmere and Easton Farm Park are also worth visiting.
This light spacious Log Cabin is very comfortably furnished, with views across the property and immediate access to Kings Forest it is a perfect place for a relaxing break. With open plan living space it has a well equipped kitchen with Breakfast Bar, dishwasher, American style Fridge Freezer, dining table and lounge area, with two comfy leather sofas. The family bathroom has a Walk in shower, basin in a vanity unit and WC. The Kingsize bedroom has an ensuite dressing room, the single bedroom has a hanging rail for clothes.
Free WIFI included.
Sorry Adults only. No Pets allowed.
This superior Log Cabin is located on Wideham Farm. We also host an Adults-only Caravan Park and also welcome horse owners with the horses for holidays. We are best known for being a quiet location where people can relax and enjoy Kings Forest or explore the local area.
Guest access; The Log Cabin is self-catering, and completely yours for the stay; no sharing with anyone!
Other things to note; We are a quiet location and kindly ask all our guest to be aware of others who want to enjoy their stay. No noise after 10pm please.
This cabin is located in Bury St Edmunds. West Stow Country Park and Anglo Saxon Village and Moyse's Hall Museum are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Lackford Lakes and Bradfield Woods. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Mildenhall Stadium or Newmarket Racecourse. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
