Offering guests a peaceful, rural retreat, Church Farmhouse is a listed property situated in the small hamlet of Herringswell. The nearby Icknield Way takes walkers and cyclists along the old Iceni route that once connected the Wash in Norfolk to the Dorset Coast.
Located in 800-acres of parkland, this sympathetically converted Suffolk red brick country house with clock tower is just 5 miles from the beautiful Georgian seaside town of Southwold. The large and airy en suite bedrooms all feature oak beams and vaulted ceilings.
Taking its name from the King’s (and Queen’s) messengers, known as Greyhounds, this historic former inn now offers two comfortable and well-appointed guest rooms. Largely thatched and beamed throughout, it has been lovingly upgraded for modern living.
Tucked away in the heart of Constable Country, this delightful farmhouse B&B enjoys a peaceful setting amongst fields and trees yet is only a short walk away from the picturesque village of Stoke by Nayland.
Boasting traditional stone architecture, medieval wall paintings and old timber framing, this former mill house dates largely from the 14th century. Guests are welcome to enjoy the lovely gardens, library and lobby fireplace.
This elegant listed Georgian building offers guests easy access to this beautiful market town and the historic Abbey Gardens. All rooms boast original features and are decorated in a modern style, sympathetic to reflect the history of the property.
This traditional vintage inn and privately owned boutique hotel offers luxurious accommodation in 11 well appointed, en suite rooms, three of which boast their very own terrace. The award winning restaurant serves great food all freshly cooked.
Built in the 14th and 15th centuries, The Great House had its imposing Georgian façade added in the 18th century to keep up with the times. Nowadays, The Great House is one of the finest small boutique hotels in Britain with a renowned restaurant.
The recently renovated Waveney House Hotel dates back to the 16th century, and today offers the perfect blend of luxury and value. A base location for exploring all that East Anglia has to offer.
Retaining much of its original Tudor charm, this traditional Suffolk pub features an award winning restaurant. The five well appointed guest rooms are located in a separate building, most of which enjoy views over the sleepy village green.