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Your shepherds hut is on a large plot with parking and is private from our bungalow.shower ,kitchen area,luxury shower,tea coffee, milk.We now have twin hut Vibernum so check dates if not available for Lupin . Dogs allowed must be supervised as we have dog and catsThankyou

Chestnut Barns is hidden deep in the Suffolk countryside within a peaceful rural location. The barn provides contemporary, comfortable accommodation and is situated a few miles from local amenities. The Suffolk heritage coast is 15 minutes drive away.

The whole barn is newly renovated and is fully equipped with TV, dish washer, washing machine, kettle, microwave oven and toaster. There is Wi-fi however it is worth mentioning that due to the rural location its not the fastest connection! The kitchen and lounge is open plan with south facing veranda. The bedroom is a good size with ample room for a child's cot. Wet room bathroom accommodates a new shower and sink unit, there is also a separate WC with sink alongside the bedroom. For guests staying during the colder months there is underfloor heating throughout and an electric stove.

There are many wonderful places to visit close by including St Peters brewery and an award winning family run pub 10 minutes walk down to the village. The property is close to the Suffolk heritage coast and provides the perfect base for exploring the coast and woodlands, including Southwold, Walberswick, Dunwich, Thorpness and Aldburgh. Suffolk coast and heaths are recognised as areas of outstanding natural beauty and have Ramsar Site conservation status. RSPB sites at Minsmere offer beautiful walks through the grassland and woods.

We are in the middle of Suffolk countryside, surrounded by fields with amazing views, colourful sunrises & sunsets. There is a maze of footpath & permitted walks right on our door-step. Ideal for that quiet week-end. Spectacular thunderstorms sometimes occur as the cloud formations follow the river valleys. During these storms rain-bows appear. We've not yet found a pot of gold though! At night if the sky is cloudless you can see all the stars & spot the well-known constellations.

This is our little smallholding which we are renovating. We have a mixture of animals which include ponies, chickens, ducks & dog. You will be staying in your very own warm & cozy private space with a fully fitted & equipped kitchen, solar heated shower with plenty of hot water & upstairs bed-room with a star gazing window over the bed. There's even an upstairs loo so you don't have to go downstairs at night. There's wi-fi and a digital radio but no TV Being 'rural' we have been somewhat overlooked by BT and although it normally works well there are occasions when it is slow or non-existant! Patience is then needed as it will come back. Peak times such as directly after school children get home is one example. In the fridge there's delicious fresh eggs from our flock of free range Marans along with milk, butter, brown & white bread plus three types of cereals in the cupboard not forgetting marmalade & honey, all for a yummy breakfast! Perfect for vegetarians too. There's no lounge or sofa due to lack of space but there are two five star rated padded camp chairs (the purple & black items in the photographs). These have good reviews from past guests & can be used in many parts of the space being very portable. They work well in the porch which, although small, is a warm bright and a pleasant place to sit. The camp table complements the space. In summer time they can be used outside on the paved area to enjoy the evening plus star watching later. Being padded you won't get cold undersides.

We are in the middle of rural farmed Suffolk with far reaching views. There is little road noise. Places of interest are all within easy reach. Plenty of walks on footpaths & permissive routes. Rumburgh is a small village with its own very popular pub. There are many easy circular cycle routes suitable for everyone.

" The Cabin" is a cosy room situated in the garden of Town House .A self-contained cabin with a separate shower room about 10 metres away. Double bed but can provide travel cot and/or a camp bed if requested. Enjoy the wildlife that surrounds you and many wild flowers in the garden and paddock- primroses, cowslips, violets and 2 types of orchids. Sit outside and have a drink and BBQ or relax in the cabin and light the log burner. Meet Jack the pony and sample freshly laid eggs !

A great space for anyone that needs to " switch off "and wants to relax . Enjoy the peace and quiet in the Suffolk countryside.

Very rural location. 3.5 miles from the nearest shops in Halesworth. Halesworth is a market town in north east Suffolk about 10 miles inland from the Suffolk Heritage coast - Southwold, RSPB Minsmere, Blythburgh . There is no pub in Linstead but I can recommend several local pubs .

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Robin's Rest is an idyllic base for exploring the coastline and forests of Suffolk. Only 15 minutes from Southwold, Walberswick and Dunwich and 5 minutes from the charming market town of Halesworth with its excellent range of pubs and restaurants. Totally private and self-contained, with a verandah, dog-friendly garden and parking. Great for romantic breaks or family holidays. Please message with any questions - Sarah :)

Robin's Rest is a new bungalow, yet has a cottage feel, nestled in a private corner of the Suffolk countryside. It is perfect if you wish to relax in complete privacy with your own securely fenced garden that is not overlooked and decked verandah, complete with bistro set for enjoying a morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Additional garden chairs are in the storage box. There is a horseshoe driveway and parking for two cars as well as a secure cycle shed for storage of bikes or any other items, like pushchairs. Wetsuits, bodyboards and crab-lines are all available for guests to borrow. The living accommodation offers seating, sleeping and dining for up to four guests. The comfortable sofa bed can be made up for your arrival or additional bedding left in the bedroom for you to assemble yourself. Please let me know if you'll be using the sofa bed. The kitchen contains all cooking /eating utensils, cutlery, mugs, range of glasses, washing-up liquid/cloth/scourer, tea-towels, chopping boards and tray. Tea and coffee (including decaffeinated) and sugar/sweetener is provided. There are two phone charging points in one of the plug sockets. The living area has two sofas - the corner sofa is the sofa bed and should stay in that corner, but the other sofa can be moved as required to look into the garden, face the other sofa across the coffee table or moved around for TV viewing. A DVD player is connected to the TV which has all Freeview channels. DVDs and games are provided as well as a selection of information about the local area. The bedroom has a king-size bed, two roomy built-in wardrobes with hangers, bedside cabinets and lamps. There is a full size mirror and hairdryer. I have a good quality travel cot/changing mat as well as a sturdy highchair on request. The bright, airy shower-room has a double shower with toiletries, hand and bath towels for each guest, loo, sink with storage underneath, a well lit mirror and shaving point. There is a useful coat cupboard with clothes dryer, ironing board/iron and a 'doggie box' that contains throws for the sofas, old towels, a drinking bowl, doggie treats and poo bags. A bin is provided in the garden for the disposal of any dog poo.

Walpole is a quiet village, with some lovely circular walks and excellent cycling. The Harmony Centre is situated close by to Robin's Rest which offers a range of alternative therapies. Halesworth is a 5 minute drive away and has a large Co-op supermarket (with bakery), a wide range of local shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes, a Wednesday market, library, Town Trail, and large park (with play area and skatepark). There is a Boots chemist and an emergency minor injuries service at the doctors surgery (see info folder).

Spacious double bedroom with shared bathroom in a quiet country house just 3 miles from Halesworth, ideal base for exploring the countryside & coastal region of Suffolk Heritage Coast - close proximity to Henham Park, Southwold, Walberswick - Excellent fiberoptic WIFI

Spacious double bedroom at the back of lovely country house with shared bathroom (if my other listing of Twin Room is let) Room has Tea & Coffee making facilities

Idyllic countryside location just 3 miles from Halesworth and 9.5 miles from Southwold

This single storey accommodation was superbly renovated with old beams and shutters complimented quality furnishings, accessories and equipment throughout. The private deck, perched next to the moat, is an idyllic spot to simply relax and enjoy the surroundings and wildlife. The coast is only a 15 minute drive away and if you bring your own rods, you can fish in the pond.

Our guests say: "We loved our home from home in the Milk Parlour. The wine and biscuits were a lovely touch. The Milk Parlour is in a great location for all the visits we made: Southwold, Aldeburgh, Minsmere, Blythburgh Church and a bus ride to Norwich etc. We stayed a week and enjoyed coming back to the peace of the garden. The highlight of the garden was watching the mother duck and her nine ducklings in the moat."

Milk Parlour lies in the village of Spexhall, surrounded by the idyllic Suffolk countryside offering country walks or cycling and easy access to the old market towns of Bungay, Beccles and Halesworth with an excellent array of local shop and eateries. The 500 year old ‘Huntsman and Hounds’ pub is approximately a ten minute walk away and, as well as offering good cuisine by the fire or in the mature gardens. The Suffolk Heritage Coast to the east includes the popular Georgian seafront town of Southwold, home to the Adnams Sole Bay brewery. There are excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the area including a number of golf courses, sailing and water sports on the river estuaries as well as fishing, horse-riding and bird-watching.

Our little wooden cabin, in Walpole, Suffolk is set on its own within our 3/4 acre peaceful and abundant garden and is ideal for two people, either as a quiet retreat or as a place to explore the beautiful suffolk coastline approx 10 miles away

The cabin is self contained and recently refurbished with 3 rooms: a small kitchen (equipped with a 2 ring gas hob, microwave and fridge), plus the basics when you arrive to make a cup of tea or coffee with milk and cereals for your breakfast. There is a shower room and a bed / sitting room with a small TV and DVD player, a selection of books and DVD’s and french windows facing south. Situated at the top of our beautiful garden there is space to sit privately behind the cabin. We grow much of our own produce including soft fruit and vegetables, mixed fruit trees and have a small flock of 5 hens! Walpole is a small village 2 1/2 miles west of Halesworth on the B1117, known for it's beautiful old chapel, described as 'one of the most intriguing buildings in east anglia' a place of independent and non conformist worship since the mid 17th century! Used now for occasional concerts and meetings and well worth a visit. Our cabin is an ideal spot from which to explore the local county-side and the suffolk coast. We can explain where the local walks are (being a dog owner we walk them often!) and we are 10 miles from the coastal town of Southwold and the picturesque fishing village of Walberswick across the River Blyth. We are also 10 miles from RSPB Minsmere reserve and 15 from Snape Maltings. Our local market town of Halesworth (5 mins drive away) still has many family run small businesses, cafes and pubs, an active arts centre with a theatre and weekly film showings plus a train station with an hourly service to Ipswich (change here for connections to London, Liverpool street) and Lowestoft.

We still feel in coastal suffolk that we are tucked away from the hustle and bustle of busy life but are easily accessible by road or trains from London.

Located in the lovely village of Wenhaston, yet close to Southwold, Minsmere, Aldeburgh and Snape Maltings. Perfect for a relaxing break. Double bedroom , and bathroom with shower over the bath. Open plan kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine /dining /sitting area. Comfortably furnished. Private entrance and on-site parking with a pretty enclosed garden. Walking distance to two village pubs and outside space for bicycles.

A lovely relaxing space with beautiful walks from the door. A quiet location, yet not far from amenities such as pretty rural towns and supermarkets. A short drive to the beaches of Southwold and Walberswick and beautiful Dunwich Forest.

Walking distance to two pubs serving good food with lovely walks and bike rides from the door. Small village shop for essentials.

This charming single storey stable conversion sits in an idyllic spot on the Suffolk/Norfolk border; a great location for exploring the beautiful countryside and picturesque coast. The accommodation’s incredibly spacious for four, both inside and out, with two generous sized bedrooms, a lofty open plan living space designed for relaxing with friends and family at any time of the year, and a big enclosed garden where children and pets can enjoy some freedom, surrounded by private land.

Guests are welcomed into a long hallway stretching along the front of this detached property, with the shower room, both bedrooms and the light and airy living space opening off it. Named after the many resident doves whose symbol is peace, Dovecotes sits down a tree-lined drive taking you away from the road to an enclosed garden with outside dining furniture. There’s ample parking and, at the rear, two double doors open onto a graveled area with a bistro style table and chairs, where you can sit and hear the doves cooing.

Metfield (derived from Meadow Field) is a sleepy village on the Suffolk Norfolk border, with an excellent community shop selling luxury treats, budget essentials, local beers and wines, artisan breads, gifts and lots more! There are a couple of pubs to choose from with the Fox and Goose in Fressingfield (circa four miles) serving excellent local food, ales and wine; Sir Alfred Munnings at Mendham, approx three miles away and a local bar at the Metfield Village Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings. This self-catering holiday home is just over half an hours drive from the bustling coastal town of Southwold and beautiful beach of Covehithe. The towns of Halesworth, Diss and Harleston are closer; the latter being a vibrant market town filled with historic buildings and an impressive array of independent shops, chemist, delicatessen and several coffee shops. Those who enjoy messing about on the river can head up to the Norfolk Broads and hire a boat for the day. Guests are welcomed into a long hallway stretching along the front of this detached property, with the shower room, both bedrooms and the light and airy living space opening off it. Named after the many resident doves whose symbol is peace, Dovecotes sits down a tree-lined drive taking you away from the road to an enclosed garden with outside dining set. There’s ample parking and, at the rear, two double doors open onto a graveled area with a bistro style table and chairs where you can sit and hear the doves cooing.

Bridge House was built in 1903 as a home and office to an Edwardian shoe shop, which is now the popular Hideout Cafe. It is a family home full of character with lovely stained glass windows and an eclectic mix of art work and artefacts! The front door looks out onto the pedestrianised Thoroughfare in the old fashioned, friendly town of Halesworth, so amenities are easy to access. Guests can enjoy the peace and quiet of our large garden at the back which runs alongside the river.

Guests enjoy eating a leisurely breakfast of cereals, fruit and yogurt, with unlimited supplies of toast, tea and freshly ground coffee in our lovely dining room featuring a beautiful stained glass window which overlooks the garden. For a full English breakfast with locally sourced food, we ask for £5 to be paid as and when you would like it. Our coffee beans from a Suffolk company are the best in town and come from the Hideout Café!

We love the town because it still retains the old fashioned friendly atmosphere with family run shops and pedestrianised street. There are three pubs, lots of cafes and a local theatre. We love biking on the cycle track and beyond and there are many wonderful walks. The coast is only 8 miles away.

The studio is a smart single-storey annexe to my house close to the centre of Halesworth. It has its own entrance and is entirely independent of the main house. It is fully equipped for a couple with double bed and a kitchen that is compact but well-equipped and its own shower room. Double doors open on to a terrace.

Whether visiting friends and family or spending time in this lovely corner of Suffolk, my studio can offer you a compact and comfortable space. We're close to the centre of the town with a supermarket, some interesting independent shops and railway station with a train service that links to London Liverpool Street. Southwold and Walberswick are 20 minutes away by road and Norwich about 45 minutes.

A spacious double room in a large period house with extensive garden. Halesworth is only a 20-minute walk away (less than 5 by car). Southwold, Walberswick, Aldeburgh and Snape are all within a short drive. I am happy to make you a full English or continental breakfast at a very competitive rate. Or, if you prefer, you are welcome to self-cater in a well-equipped kitchen. Tea and coffee facilities in room. Dogs very welcome.

Wifi, desk, extensive local maps and guidebooks to borrow. Hairdryer. Washing machine (no dryer) and iron available.

Halesworth is well-placed for many local attractions. We have a popular arts centre (The Cut, Halesworth), a good range of places to eat, and great walks around the Blyth Valley. Music at Snape Maltings, the beach at Southwold, birdwatching at RSPB Minsmere are all close by. Latitude festival is five minutes away.

Our studio is independent from the house and tucked away in our garden. It is accessed by our back gate.

Our cosy studio lies alongside the River Blyth in the market town of Halesworth. It is ideal as a base from which to explore the Suffolk coast, eight miles away, or just a quiet retreat to simply unwind and recharge. It s hard to believe that this tranquil spot is so close to the town's pedestrianized Thoroughfare with a great choice of shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. Our hideaway has a remarkable history, in that it was used for regular poetry evenings in the summer of 1916 by members of the Bloomsbury set, who lived in nearby Wissett. We also have a twin and double room available in the house. We have a separate listing for this with Airbnb - 1903 Town House, Halesworth. Parking is available at the back of our house, right by the gate to the studio at a charge of £5 a day, which you are welcome to pay on arrival. We have under cover storage for bikes in our garden. We leave you to your own devices and privacy, but we do like to say hello and give you a warm welcome. The studio is accessible from the back of the house, with a short walk down the garden, so it is very quiet and private. We love the town because it still retains the old fashioned friendly atmosphere with family run shops and pedestrianized street. There are 3 pubs, lots of cafes and a local theatre. We love biking on the cycle track and beyond and there are many wonderful walks. The coast is only 8 miles away. There are regular buses to Southwold, Beccles (on the River Waveney Broads) Bungay and Norwich. There are hourly trains to Ipswich and Lowestoft (change at Ipswich for London.) Halesworth station is 5 minutes walk away. We provide towels, linen and tea towels.

The studio is completely private and tucked away in the garden, but access to the town's pedestrianised Thoroughfare and all the amenities is only a few short steps away when you walk down the alleyway and come to the front of the house.

This unique luxurious self catering lodge in Suffolk is ideal for couples looking for a rural experienced. Designed in a luxurious bohemian style which comprimises a beautiful mix of furnishings, artefacts with a modern kitchen and wet room. The light and airy living space is cleverly designed so you can relax in luxury during the day and have a good nights sleep in the comfortable super king size bed when night falls with a wood burning stove to add a touch of romance! An oriental style screen separates the well-equipped kitchen when you want to convert the accommodation into your sleeping space with a modern en-suite wet room.

Holy Cow has off road parking and an enclosed courtyard style garden down some steps at the front so you can make the most of good weather when you’ve finished exploring the coast or surrounding countryside. A key feature here is the private heated indoor swimming pool which guests can book at an additional cost for half an hour daily.

Holy Cow is a unique studio situated in rural Suffolk about 30 minutes drive from the beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast. This is an ideal base from which to explore East Anglia with picturesque coastal villages, stretches of beaches dotted with strings of iconic huts and market towns. The historic town of Framlingham with iconic Norman castle just eight miles away. Halesworth, which provides day to day shopping and recreational facilities is seven miles where you can play golf, or ride at the Mells Equestrian Centre and there’s opportunities to go cycling, fishing, walking or sailing nearby. Southwold is a must visit with a sandy beach, famous pier and excellent range of shops and restaurants plus, for beer lovers, it is home to the famous Adnams Brewery. Beautiful walks can be enjoyed at Dunwich forest, Dunwich Heath and Minsmere bird reserve and the pretty coastal village of Walberswick are all approximately twelve miles away.

Spacious twin bedroom with shared bathroom next to room (shared only if my Spacious Double Room is let) in a quiet country house just 3 miles from Halesworth, ideal base for exploring the countryside & coastal region of Suffolk Heritage Coast - close proximity to Henham Park, Southwold & Walberswick - Excellent fiberoptic WIFI

Spacious twin bedroom in lovely country house with shared bathroom (one other room only) Tea & Coffee making facilities in the kitchen

Lovely quiet country house situated on a quiet lane

Sitting in an idyllic rural spot in the Waveney Valley, this stylish single-storey holiday home was designed and built in 2016 so guests can relax and enjoy the surroundings from every room, with the three south facing bedrooms and the light and airy living space all overlooking the countryside. This particular area of Suffolk is an unspoilt haven of wildlife, idyllic villages and unique market towns – a great place to escape and enjoy exploring, cycling and walking, with the comfort of your self-catering accommodation and sunny patio to come home to!

All rooms open off a long hallway with three equally charming bedrooms, one with a modern shower room plus a famiy bathroom. The open plan living space is a great place to socialise with living space overlooking the patio, dining area and well equipped kitchen. In good weather the sunny patio, furnished with table and chairs, is the perfect place for long lazy lunches or a BBQ after a day in one of the nearby market towns or on the beach at nearby Southwold. There’s plenty of parking in the huge gravel driveway and ample space for kids and dogs to run around.

The Mulberry sits in a rural spot close to the village of Ilketshall St Margaret in the Waveney district of East Suffolk where guests of all ages will find plenty to keep them amused, including the Bressingham Steam and Gardens, the Norfolk Broads, an award winning Cottage Nursery, majestic Somerleyton Hall and Gardens and Beccles Lido and Big Dog Ferry. A footpath runs through the land so it's a great place for guests (including four legged ones) to walk. The closest town, Bungay, is just three miles away, a bustling market town with variety of shops and eateries plus a town trail where visitors can learn the history of the town and see how modern life has interacted with days gone by and canoe hire available for the more adventurous! St Peters Brewery, just five minutes away in South Elmham is an interesting place to visit between Easter and Christmas; built in 1996 in an attractive range of traditional former agricultural buildings it is now produces a selection of 'traditional' beers as well as some unusual beers such as fruit beer and has a Restaurant with picturesque moat, outside terrace and lawned garden open at specific times of the year. For the beach lovers, the picturesque and popular town of Southwold is half an hour away with it’s sandy beach, iconic pier, lighthouse and great range of eateries and independent shops.

The place The rural village of Rumburgh is set in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. This self-contained holiday let is half of our 16th century thatched cottage, which has been lovingly restored with traditional building techniques, using wattle and daube and lime plaster. The area The cottage is only 20 minutes from Southwold and Walberswick. RSPB Minsmere is about 30 minutes away as is The National Trust's Dunwich Heath and English Heritage's Framlingham Castle.

The self-contained holiday let is half of our timber-frame cottage with cosy and authentic charm, perfect for a romantic getaway. The main bedroom has a high vaulted ceiling with an antique French bed and an en suite sink area. The second bedroom also has an en suite shower and toilet. The kitchen is equipped for self-catering with a gas hob, electric fan oven, fridge, and dishwasher. All necessary utensils are provided, as well as clean towels, bedding, and basic toiletries. You will have access to your own lovely garden space with a wooden table and chairs, and culinary herbs, seasonal fruit, and veg yours to pick if so desired.

The Rumburgh Buck is the village freehouse pub, serving food and occasionally hosting live music. The famous "Old Glory" Molly men meet up for their traditional shin-dig at certain times of the year, so check their website for dates. This is a charming rural location with farmland, meadows, woodland and waterways to discover. Canoe and boat hire is available in Beccles to explore the Waveney Valley. Nearby equestrian centres offer treks in the area.

If you’re looking for a peaceful place to wind down for a weekend or short break Red Poll Barn is ideal, overlooking a moat with south facing private sun deck and views of the water from all rooms. The single storey accommodation is well equipped and beautifully furnished in soft shades of grey with pops of colour with unique artefacts complimenting the old beams in the high ceilings, which create a light and airy open plan living space. The coast is only a 15 minute drive away and if you bring your own rods, you can fish in the pond.

Our guests say: "Such a peaceful and relaxing setting. Beautiful furnishings and a a very warm welcome (the homemade brownies were a real treat!). The birdlife was an added bonus: Kingfisher, Treecreeper, Long Tailed Tits and Pheasants to name a few. We have all enjoyed a fabulous break - thank you for having us! Wishing you every success in the future."

Red Poll Barn lies in the village of Spexhall, surrounded by the idyllic Suffolk countryside offering country walks or cycling and easy access to the old market towns of Bungay, Beccles and Halesworth with an excellent array of local shop and eateries. The 500 year old ‘Huntsman and Hounds’ pub is approximately a ten minute walk away and, as well as offering good cuisine by the fire or in the mature gardens. The Suffolk Heritage Coast to the east includes the popular Georgian seafront town of Southwold, home to the Adnams Sole Bay brewery. There are excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the area including a number of golf courses, sailing and water sports on the river estuaries as well as fishing, horse-riding and bird-watching.

This beautiful cottage has lots of period features such as exposed beams, wooden and stone floors and a large inglenook fire place to make it a lovely cosy place to return to after getting out and about in the local area. It is well equipped to ensure you holiday in a home from home with the comforts you would expect. There are generous sized living spaces downstairs with a separate dining and sitting room, both with a wood burning stove. The kitchen has a range style cooker and other amenities along with a small table and chairs. The enclosed back garden accessed from the kitchen, is a quiet and peaceful suntrap to relax in. The bathroom and one bedroom are on the ground floor at the back of the cottage. The bathroom has a bath with shower over. The bedroom sleeps one guest in a 4' bed. The stairs to the first floor lead off the hallway and in keeping with the charm of this period property, twist around through 180 degrees to the first floor landing. The main bedroom has a double bed whilst the second bedroom has two single beds. Outside the cottage there is parking at the front with an outside gate leading to the garden at the rear. This has a large area of patio and garden furniture and a charcoal barbecue to enjoy the space. There is a small lean-to which is ideal for storing bicycles if you want to explore the area on two wheels. Ground floor: Hallway leading to Dining Room With table and chairs to seat six, a wood burning stove and wooden floors. Sitting Room With an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, stone floor, television with Freeview, DVD player and a music docking system. Kitchen With range style electric cooker, dishwasher, washer/dryer and table and chairs for four. Door leading to back garden. Bathroom With bath with shower over, wash basin and WC. Bedroom three With 4' bed First Floor: Bedroom one With 4'6 double bed and a hairdryer. Bedroom two With two 3' single beds. Outside: Fully enclosed courtyard garden with garden furniture and lean-to shed for storage of bicycles. Charcoal barbecue available to use. Off street parking for two (medium) sized cars at the front of the cottage. Additional Information: Sorry, no pets. In keeping with the character of the cottage the stairs are steep and twisting.

Clive and I ,Chris have moved to this home recently. We came here with the idea of making our home and spare rooms as comfortable as possible and to then welcome people into our home to stay. We are really looking forward to meeting people from all over the world. We also want people who stay here feel at ease as much as possible and ask for anything that they feel they may need. We have a large bungalow in a quiet location but an easy 2 miles of the lovely market town of Halesworth.

You have your own entrance. There is a little kitchen type area with use of a fridge, toaster and microwave which is shared by the guests. This booking is for the king size en suite. We do allow quiet well behaved dogs but would appreciate if they are not allowed on the furniture. We do have 2 other rooms under another listing. Click on our profile photo and the other 2 should be there for you to access. The 2nd room is a King size en suite room which has a pull out double sofa bed ideal for families or this room can accommodate 4 adults if they do not mind sharing. There is a travel cot available for use in this room. It is large so plenty of space a family may need. The 3rd room is a Twin/ Superking which has 2x3' zip and link which is either2 singles or super king when together. This room has a shower room which is directly opposite but it is only for this rooms use.

The area is quiet and only about 12 other properties in immediate vicinity. The Wissett Plough pub is only 25 minute walk away up a quiet country lane with nice views as you go . Also The Rumburgh Buck is about 4 miles also does food. We are a 20 minute car ride to the coast where you can visit places like Southwold, Walberswick , Thorpeness, Orford and Aldburgh all very quaint in there own different ways. Of course Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth and even Ipswich are about 50 minute drive. We are near places like Framlingham, Saxmundham and Woodbridge.

I have converted the old stable near my cottage to make a tranquil place for people to stay, relax and enjoy the gardens.

It is basic but comfortable in an idyllic setting ; there are two main rooms with a single bed up on a mezzanine in one and a double bed in the other. There is a tiny little kitchen with fridge, cooker etc. for basic cooking. Across the courtyard you have your own bathroom with free-standing bath and loo. There is a pretty courtyard where you can sit out when the sun is shining. If the log stove is required then a cost of three pounds a day will be charged. Logs are available on site.

The place is 25 minutes by car from coastal spots like Southwold and Minsmere Bird Reserve, 10 minutes from fantastic pubs like the Laxfield Low-House and half an hour from Benjamin Britten’s concert hall at Snape Maltings. There’s plenty to do, but you may prefer to do little!

Light streams into the sociable living space in this stylish self-catering holiday house, luxuriously furnished in a contemporary style retaining many features of its former coach house days with beautiful beams, reclaimed wood flooring and cosy wood burner. A wooden deck wraps around the house so you can simply chill and enjoy the hot tub, fishpond, tranquility and wildlife; or explore the Suffolk countryside, seaside towns and coast close by. Sleeps 6 I 2 King Bedrooms I 1 Twin Bedroom I 1 Bathroom I 1 En Suite Shower Room with Separate Bath

The light and airy living/kitchen/dining room sits at the heart of this characterful property - cosy in the winter thanks to the wood-burner with cooking chamber; perfect for indoor/outdoor living in the spring and summer with wall of glazed doors opening onto the deck. The original beamed wooden ceiling remains from days gone by when the property was a coach house where the horses and coaches could be taken into the pond for cleaning. All three bedrooms are generous and stylish, with the master on the ground floor being particularly lavish with grand four-poster bed, free-standing bath and en suite shower room. Fascinating artwork belonging to the prominent art collector owner is displayed throughout, this superb accommodation. Fishpond House sits in an exceptionally tranquil spot on private land, conducive for total relaxation on a short break or holiday with friends and family, with just the owners house, peacocks and frequent donkeys for neighbours! The hot tub gives the ultimate in decadence, sitting on a deck furnished for dining in the dappled light filtering through willow trees overhanging the pond. Ground Floor To the right of the hallway is the master bedroom with double doors to the deck and door to the shower room. There’s a step down to the main living area and open tread stairs to the first floor. Reclaimed wood flooring from a gymnasiam runs through the house. Living Space Step into the hallway with cubby holes for your footwear, hooks for your coats, an open treadstaircase to the first floor landing and a step down to the living space. The area is cleverly divided with traditional kitchen units running along one wall with a built in oven, four ring ceramic hob, upright fridge/freezer (four drawer), built in microwave and a washer dryer. The unique dining table sits in the light by the windows with six spindle back chairs; a gorgeous wicker hanging chair is positioned so you can curl up with a good book or simply gaze at the view. Furnishings are sumptuous with a chic velvet sofa and chair, footstool and retro-mirrored coffee tables, all snuggled around the TV and wood-burner where you’re sure to have some fun making toast or baking a potato in the cooking chamber. Master Bedroom Simply gorgeous with the four poster bed taking pride of place beneath the double height beamed ceiling, opposite double doors to the deck - convenient for the hot tub! The luggage rack invites you to unpack with a corner unit providing hanging and shelf space. Additionally there’s a bookcase and desk/dressing table with chair under the window. For added indulgence there’s a modern free standing bath in the corner of the room with hand shower. En Suite Shower Room The double shower cubicle has a rain and hand shower; there’s a WC wash-basin and heated towel rail. First Floor Open tread painted stairs rise to the first floor where both bedrooms and the bathroom open off the landing with desk and chair. The first floor also has wooden floorboards and beautiful beamed ceilings. Bedroom Two The Juliette balcony is a special feature in this room that has a king-size bed, side shelves and plus a cupboard with shelves for your storage and hooks on the door if you’re wanting to hang some clothes. Bathroom Conveniently between the two bedrooms. Natural light from a skylight above the bath floods this charming bathroom with its feature Victoria and Albert claw foot bath, reclaimed sink, WC and heated towel rail. Bedroom Three Wake to the view of the pond and fields beyond. Twin beds sit either side of the door with bedside units and there’s storage in a wardrobe with hangers and a shelf. Outside Fishpond House sits on a private estate with an uneven private drive taking you past fields and round the back of the property where you'll find parking for two cars and an external plug for anyone needing to charge an electric car. A wooden deck wraps around two sides of the house, overhanging the pond on one side, with furniture for outside dining and doors from the dining/kitchen area making it easy to eat in the open air. The hot tub sits on the deck at the side of the property, conveniently close to the master bedroom. At the side is a lawn with graceful willow trees rustling in the breeze however, due to the grass being sown in the winter, the area's not well established as yet.

This substantial holiday house is in a great location for exploring all that the picturesque Suffolk Coast has to offer, with fashionable Southwold just six miles away with a sandy beach, iconic pier and excellent range of shops, eateries and, for beer lovers, home to the famous Adnams Brewery. From a practical perspective, the market town of Halesworth is just three miles away, with a good selection of both independent shops and supermarkets, a railway station with connections to Liverpool Street and The Cut Arts Centre with a two-week arts festival in the autumn. Halesworth Golf Club is close by, there are plenty of amazing walks and cycle roots, fishing and sailing close by. Bird lovers are sure to enjoy the fantastic birdlife right on the doorstep or go further afield to Minsmere Nature Reserve.

Private annex with own front door in quiet edge of village location. Farm shop cafe next door for breakfasts or lunch. Selection of pubs/restaurants nearbye En suite shower and loo NO DOGS, we love dogs, but have had some bad experiences, so NO DOGS

The annex is seperate from the house, it's like having your own cottage

Halesworth is a real town with friendly people and is a safe, relaxing environment A short drive away is world renowned Minsmere, walks and beaches. Old style Southwold with its pubs and pier. Snape Maltings arts and music, and traffic free roads!

A rural retreat in the Suffolk countryside, wonderful open views to fields and wildlife. 15 minutes from the coastal town of Southwold, 5 minutes from Dunwich Heath, Minsmere bird reserve and 20 minutes from Snape Maltings and Aldeburgh.

Everything needed for a comfortable stay, with lovely views , wildlife and amazing sunsets.

The village is small and quiet with just a pub and butchers and horse riding stables. There is a petrol station cafe, shop and flower nursery 1.5 miles in the other direction. This has petrol, food, off licence and a cash point. Dunwich , Southwold, Halesworth and Minsmere are 5-15 minutes away. All of the coastline is very pretty and accessible with great places to eat and drink. Lovely areas to walk within woodland, beaches or Heathland. We have further information at the house and can suggest places for a variety of interests and activities.

Forest lodge style self-contained cabin with one bedroom and open plan living space & kitchen. Set on a quiet country lane in a large garden in the countryside, 7 miles from the picturesque seaside town of Southwold and 1 mile from the charming market town of Halesworth. The Cabin is a timber building constructed from reclaimed or sustainable materials and heated by a cosy log burner. The cabin has a waterless, composting eco toilet.

Our cabin has been handcrafted with lots of care for the environment and furnished with an eclectic mix of vintage and new furnishings. There is a fully equipped kitchen with cooker, induction hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The bathroom has an electric shower, washing machine and composting toilet. Perfect for couples looking for a relaxing break, you can stay in the cabin and relax or explore the beautiful romantic beaches along our coast. If you're interested in wildlife this is the place to be, with Dunwich forest and National Trust Dunwich Heath just a few miles away and RSPB Minsemere just 9 miles. Plenty of walks from the cabin and many more from Southwold and Walberswick take you along the river valley and through beautiful bird-filled reed beds, you'll be spoilt for choice.

Halesworth is 2 miles away, a 5-minute drive and 25 minutes walk either by road or footpath along the river. ​If you're lucky you might spot a kingfisher or treecreeper along the way. Halesworth is a small friendly town with several pubs and restaurants and a range of interesting and individual shops.

The annexe sits within the grounds of a 1/2 acre, nature-friendly garden in the village of Blyford. Halesworth is just a mile away, with trendy Southwold a 15 minute bus ride from the village. RSPB Minsmere on the beautiful Suffolk coast, is also nearby.

It is separate from the main house with it's own front door, plus a shower room and kitchenette. There is no central heating but guests can set the timer on an efficient oil-filled radiator, plus there is a heated towel rail in the shower room.

Blyford has a good food pub nearby, but please note there is only a grass verge on some parts of the route, if you choose to walk. Alternatively there is another pub in the neighbouring village of Wenhaston, a 1 hour walk along the river.

A beautifully renovated barn, finished to an exceptionally high standard, overlooking striking grounds and farmland. It is the ideal location from which to stop and unwind - perfectly situated for walkers, cyclists, bird watchers, music lovers and those wishing to visit Suffolk’s “Sunrise” coast. Located on the outskirts of the village of Peasenhall (famed for its roaming peacocks), Snow Hall Barn is set adjacent to the owner’s stunning 15th century farmhouse, accessed via a 300m long private drive from the road, with unhindered views of the surrounding countryside. The Barn offers spacious accommodation for four guests – with two double bedrooms and one bathroom on the ground floor and a large, comfortable, open-plan room above. A perfect base from which to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a footpath behind the barn leading directly onto the Sibton Estate. Peasenhall & Sibton villages are only half a mile by road, offering a village pub, The White Horse, two butchers, a local store and an antiques shop. Approximate travel time is two hours from London by car and 1.5 hours from Cambridge with the nearest railway stations being Ipswich or Darsham (four miles away). Additional Information Children and infants (in own travel cot) welcome. Up to two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). Ground Floor: Master bedroom With a king-size bed. Second bedroom With a double bed. Bathroom With bath, wash basin and WC. First Floor: Open- plan kitchen, sitting and dining area With wood burning stove, gas hob & electric oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, television with Sky. Outside: French doors opening from the first floor living area onto a decked balcony with garden furniture and barbecue. Patio with table and chairs for two.

The cottage is self contained in our peaceful garden, with delightful views over the Suffolk landscape and is the perfect place for 2 people to relax and enjoy the tranquility. The location is ideally suited for those who enjoy the great outdoors; lovely country walks, local cycle routes and good locally brewed craft beers.

The cottage is comfortably furnished and open plan with plenty of light from the large windows and the French doors . These open onto the paved seating area, where in the summer our guests can relax, use the barbecue and have a drink watching wonderful sun sets. There is also a small, more private sitting area behind the property. It has a fully equipped kitchen with a gas hob and electric oven and fridge to prepare your meals and ensuite there is a shower room. The rest comprises the sleeping and living/dining quarters. There is a King Size bed with dual control electric blanket and 2 armchairs to relax in!

The cottage is just over 2 miles from the the pretty market town of Bungay and within walking distance of St Peter's Brewery. There are many delightful walks and cycle routes around the villages in The Saints and on the award winning Angles Way. It is also close to the beautiful Norfolk Broads and the Suffolk Heritage coast- line, along which are the beaches of Dunwich, Southwold and Aldeburgh - all about 30 minutes away. The RSPB Reserve at Minsmere, and Snape Maltings Concert Hall are also popular and under 30 miles away.

Stay in Orchid, one of 3 shepherd huts located in the beautiful rural village of Chediston. It's the perfect getaway in an enchanting, bucolic setting. Spend the day wildlife watching and then relax, stargazing by the fire pit in the evening before retiring to your comfortable, cosy hut for the night. Electric log burner. Situated close to the old market town of Halesworth, there is plenty to see and do – from the beaches of Southwold to the forests of Dunwich. www.millhousebreaks.co.uk

Orchid is one of our 3 self catering shepherds huts and inside has a 2 ring halogen hob, and a microwave oven , Toaster for cooking, also you will find pots and pans, plates utensils etc ,it also has a under counter fridge with a small freezer compartment. There is also a electric log burner heater for those colder nights. TV and DAB Radio. Orchid sleeps 2 adults in a cabin style double bed. and 2 children or young adults on the day beds. And outside you will find a picnic bench with parasol. BBq, towels and bedding, toiletries supplied. Our 3 shepherds huts are ideal for family groups and friends as well so if you book all 3 you get the whole site to yourselves. There is also a cabin in the car park area in which you will find games,books, information on local attractions, hair dryer, everything you need for a for a beach visit etc among other items. All 3 of our shepherd huts are sited at the top end of a two acre wild flower meadow. There is a cut grass area where you can have a BBQ and also a picnic bench for alfresco dining. The meadow is cut just once a year in September, after all the wildflowers have bloomed, making it a natural haven for butterflies, birds and insects.

We already have twin hut Lupin this is Viburnham but décor in blues.If Viburnum doesn't have dates you require try Lupin. Same luxury shower .small kitchen area.wood burner for cosy winter stays .central heating,Dogs welcome but must be supervised as we have dog and cats. Thankyou

The address is Primes lane but when we built huts we now have a new drive on the B1123 just before or just after pimes lane depending which way you are approaching

10mins from Southwold ,walberswick 20mins Aldeburgh, minsmere Thorpenessetc

Bridge House was built in 1903 as a home and office to an Edwardian shoe shop, which is now the popular Hideout Cafe. It is a family home full of character with lovely stained glass windows and an eclectic mix of art work and artefacts! The front door looks out onto the pedestrianised Thoroughfare in the old fashioned, friendly town of Halesworth, so amenities are easy to access. Guests can enjoy the peace and quiet of our large garden at the back, which runs alongside the river.

Guests enjoy eating a leisurely breakfast of fresh orange juice, cereals, fruit and yogurt with unlimited supplies of toast, tea and freshly ground coffee in our lovely dining room featuring a beautiful stained glass window which overlooks the garden. For a full English breakfast with locally sourced food we ask for £5 to be paid as and when you would like it. Our coffee beans from a Suffolk company are the best in town and come from the Hideout Café!

We love the town because it still retains the old fashioned friendly atmosphere with family run shops and pedestrianized street. There are 3 pubs, lots of cafes and a local theatre. We love biking on the cycle track and beyond and there are many wonderful walks. The coast is only 8 miles away.