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Covering Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire. Step back in time to an area of history and outstanding natural beauty: unspoilt coastal villages and delightful rural farmland. Enjoy messing about with boats on the Norfolk Broads. Visit the historic cathedral city of Ely and the colleges of Cambridge.

Discover some very special places to stay. Unique, unusual, emotive of times past, yet with all modern conveniences – experience the history and heritage of Britain first hand. Stay in a castle – or a romantic cottage for two – or tour a region of Britain by boat.

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Lighthouse Cottage

Happisburgh, nr. Cromer, Norfolk.

Sleeps 5. Built in 1791, this listed former lighthouse keepers’ cottage stands in a superb coastal location adjoining Happisburgh’s working lighthouse. With extensive sea views, it offers well-equipped, comfortable holiday accommodation. Cottage Code: CWD.

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Pub nearby
Pet friendly
18th Century

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The Elm

Abbots Ripton, Cambridgeshire, PE28 2PD.

Originally built to offer hospitality to drovers bringing cattle down from Scotland to the market at St. Ives, The Elm now offers the perfect country pub; a glorious garden, a roaring fire, four comfortable guest rooms, delicious food and a wide selection of drinks.

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15th Century

Lakeside Old Hunstanton

Old Hunstanton, Norfolk, PE36 6JE.

Originally the pumping station for the adjacent reservoir / lake, this 4-star bed and breakfast enjoys a unique position in secluded peaceful grounds. All rooms feature king sized beds and guests are invited to feed the resident family of white ducks after enjoying their breakfast.

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19th Century

The Dukes

Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, LU7 0AA.

Located in the heart of Heath and Reach village opposite the village green, The Dukes is an 18th century, thatched roofed village pub. Recently refurbished it has been transformed into a gastro pub complete with six en suite bedrooms.

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18th Century

Church Farmhouse B & B

Herringswell, Suffolk, IP28 6ST.

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.

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18th Century

The Stables at Henham Park

Henham Park, Suffolk, NR34 8AN.

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.

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19th Century

The Greyhound – Historic former Inn

Glemsford, Suffolk, CO10 7SA.

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.

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15th Century

Poplars Farmhouse B&B

Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk, CO6 4RT.

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.

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17th Century

The Bridge Street Historic Guest House

Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 9BG.

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.

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14th Century

crownplace

Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QU.

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.

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18th Century

Sutton Windmill

Sutton, nr. Stalham, Norfolk.

Sleeps 8. Set over 9 floors, Sutton Windmill is reputed to be one of the tallest in the country and boasts superb views over the surrounding countryside, and coastline. Built over 200 years ago, the windmill has recently undergone a complete renovation. Cottage Code: UK32788.

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Hot Tub
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Pub nearby
Pet friendly
Fishing
18th Century

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Historic Accommodation in East Anglia

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Featured Accommodation

Lighthouse Cottage

Happisburgh, nr. Cromer, Norfolk.

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The Elm

Abbots Ripton, Cambridgeshire, PE28 2PD.

Lakeside Old Hunstanton

Old Hunstanton, Norfolk, PE36 6JE.

The Dukes

Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, LU7 0AA.

Church Farmhouse B & B

Herringswell, Suffolk, IP28 6ST.

The Stables at Henham Park

Henham Park, Suffolk, NR34 8AN.

The Greyhound – Historic former Inn

Glemsford, Suffolk, CO10 7SA.

Poplars Farmhouse B&B

Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk, CO6 4RT.

The Bridge Street Historic Guest House

Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 9BG.

crownplace

Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QU.

Sutton Windmill

Sutton, nr. Stalham, Norfolk.

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