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A period detached country cottage with great character and charm and modern amenities in the heart of Suffolk near Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge. We have successfully hosted family reunions, wedding parties, friend and family get-togethers and hen parties. Set in a rural village, bracing country walks abound, most ending in splendid country pubs -- indeed an award-winning country pub is at hand. Accommodation for 8 - 12 persons (stretching to 14) @ an average cost of £30-45pp.

The Cottage sleeps 9 comfortably and two large sofas with bedding & sleeping bags provided allow 10/12 within the House at a push. An Annex room above the garage sleeps an additional 3 with shower, bathroom and tea/coffee facilities, and is available for a modest additional cleaning charge. This is a charming country cottage in a pristine rural setting. This period detached property offers relaxed, comfortable and modern accommodation with many period features and great character. Perfect for weekend getways as the accommodation is quite flexible and lends itself very well to a reunion of friends and family groups of all ages.

Bury St Edmunds is a charming market town with an impressive ruined Abbey set in a great park. The town itself is bustling with many attractive shops and great restaurants and pubs. Try a pint in The Nutshell, Britain's smallest pub in the town centre. Moyses Hall Museum also in the centre has many local curiosities. A range of excellent shopping is available in Bury. Market days are Wednesdays and Saturdays when trader stalls take over the town centre selling fresh local produce, cheese, meats and assorted other goods. There is also a local farm shop, complete with tea room, in Depden, the next village beyond Rede.

Located in a charming Suffolk village with direct access to a stunning NT park, House of Wilde offers a stylish interior and a very large garden. It is a truly unique retreat offering home from home accommodation for up to 5 adults. We also have a small fold up bed for younger guest and a travel cot. Extra amenities include board games, books, table tennis and a dressing up box. This living space provides the perfect staycation for families or equally it is ideal for those travelling for work.

PLEASE NOTE -The safety and well-being of my guests is always a number one priority - and never more so than now, during the Coronavirus outbreak. Following the outbreak, millions of people on Airbnb are continuing to travel but understandably, some travellers are uncertain about whether they should book a trip right now. Please be aware Air bnb are monitoring the situation and will share updates on their site as soon as they have them. In the meantime, I am following the relevant guidance to help stem the spread of Covid 19. This includes extra cleaning with a disinfectant to all high touch surfaces, including light switches, tv remotes etc. I would also like to reassure you that, to the best of my knowledge I have not had any high risk guests nor have I personally been in contact with anyone who has the virus. Can I please ask that any potential guest considering a visit, follow the guidelines as set out by the government which includes frequent hand washing and using an alcohol based hand sanitizer. Please get in touch with myself or Air bnb if you have any further queries. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Maintained to a pristine standard, the space consists of two light-filled double bedrooms, a kitchen / living area, shower room and a large, living room. A single Sofa bed in the lounge comfortably sleeps an additional guest, as does a travel cot for a smaller visitor. All fresh bedding and towels are provided. The property itself is situated to the far side of a large patio area at the rear of the main house, and so offers a secluded, quiet, and peaceful getaway in amongst nature. There is ample off road, secure, parking. The open plan living room (complete with bar) extends outwards via French doors onto a patio area with a fire pit and ping-pong table. There is further extensive outdoor space including a large patio and a garden measuring ¾ of an acre. We are also in the fortunate position to offer direct and private access to the adjacent Ickworth Park, via a secluded gate from our garden.

Situated in the Suffolk village of Horringer and enclosed by trees House of Wilde offers an idyllic place of respite. Historically the house and garden belonged to the Ickworth Estate, now reachable through a gate in the trees and a short leisurely walk through the woods. Horringer itself is a small village centered around the Ickworth estate, with two local pubs a five minute walk away both offering great food and drink. Horringer is close to the medieval town of Bury St Edmunds, which can be reached via the bus (a minutes walk from House of Wilde) or is just a five-minute drive by car. The quaint town boasts the smallest pub in England, a regency theatre and a beautiful Cathedral dating to the 14th century. There is also a train station, a modern shopping centre, a traditional market and a multiplicity of high quality bars and restaurants.

**Perfect destination for isolation, open countryside for walks, food deliveries can be arranged** Welcome to The Pavilion, a detached property positioned in the grounds of the Old Rectory, Stanningfield. Views across to the old house and to St. Nicholas' Church, the accommodation offers picturesque scenery & top quality facilities. Staying here offers you the chance to unwind in luxury whilst enjoying birdsong from our resident birds including European green woodpecker, tawny owl and fieldfare.

The Pavilion was built in 2009 on the site of the original stables. It is architecturally designed using modern building techniques and materials, yet sits well in its position opposite the 15th Century, St. Nicholas Church. The property has been stylishly furnished with both new and vintage pieces complimenting the modern internal design which features birch-faced ply cladding. The bed experience is luxurious- all linens are white and made of the finest Egyptian cotton, the duvets are 100% natural fibres with goose or duck feather & down filling. The beds are divans with sprung bases and top quality 2400 pocket sprung mattresses. The Pavilion has a small kitchen which offers a fridge, a counter-top cooker with two hotplates. Tasteful tableware, glassware and cookware. There is also a small utility area offering a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is one ground-floor bedroom with kingsize bed and a second bedroom situated in the eaves with 2 x single beds. In the large ground-floor living area there is dining table with seating for four people, 2 sofas and a TV. The bathroom offers double-sink, w/c and walk-in shower.

There are many great walks available from the doorstep and much wildlife to be seen. A box file of local places of interest is available at the pavilion.

Cute, cozy and very English 16th-century cottage, ideal in winters with its open fire as well as summers with its spacious private garden.

A lovely 16th Century Cottage country retreat, set at the top of a hill overlooking the most quintessentially English village of Hartest. Only 20 minutes drive from the thriving historic, market town of Bury St Edmunds. The Cottage is a quaint three-bedroom cottage with beautiful period features including exposed beam ceilings and an inglenook fireplace, which can be enjoyed by guests. There are three bedrooms and double sofa bed downstairs The garden very beautiful featuring vast arrays of flowers and trees and a carp pond There is comfortable seating where you can sit and enjoy the peaceful tranquility over a glass of wine. There is a cat living in the property, he is OK with dogs if you wish to bring a dog and very friendly.

The village of Hartest dates back to before 1086 and features in the Domesday Book. This is the most picturesque quintessential English village, nestled on the village green, with a fabulous gastro pub, butcher, a vineyard, a bell ringing medieval church, incredible countryside ideal for walks, cycling and horse riding. Hartest is a truly tranquil place, where it is a daily occurrence to encounter deer, owls and other wild life. There is little traffic and local residents are very friendly. You can meet some interesting characters in local pub, which by the way has its own brewery and fabulous food. 15 min by car there is a beautiful town called Long Melford with two impressive stately homes and a street with cute tea rooms, several galleries and antique shops. If you are a keen cyclist there are no end to breathtaking cycling routes and a brilliant cycling hire shop and cafe only 3 miles away. If you fancy venturing out, the beach is only an hour away and so is Cambridge, with its impressive University and museums. 20 min north of the village is a famous market town of Bury St Edmunds with its beautiful Abbey and Abbey gardens and a National Trust Ickworth Stately home and park. Its also worth visiting the historic village of Lavenham with its charming half-timber cottages and an impressive Guild Hall.

Bridewell Cottage sleeps 4 people and is located in the very heart of Bury St Edmunds Suffolk. This enchanting spot is home to the famous Abbey Gardens, Cathedral and buzzing market. Surrounded by traditional pubs, fabulous restaurants, independent shops, it is a truly captivating place to explore. All guests will receive a welcome hamper which will include tea, coffee, crumpets, milk, port and gin and tonics. Hope you enjoy :-) Parking is available for £10 a day a few minutes walk away.

Guests have access to the whole property and a sunny charming courtyard garden. I keep the cellar locked for my own cleaning products. There are two out buildings in the garden. One holds the general waste and recycling bins and the other is used for my personal DIY storage. I would recommend keeping children and infants out of both the out buildings.

The cottage is set in the sought after area of the medieval grid. Close by you have the beautiful Abbey Gardens and Cathedral. Around the corner you have the award winning restaurant Maison Bleu. I highly recommend you book in advance. If your looking to be in the central hub of Bury St Edmunds look no further.

Located off a quiet country lane, this barn annexe is a great place to unwind in peaceful surroundings. The spacious enclosed garden has uninterrupted far reaching views of this wonderful constable countryside. There is an abundance of foot paths and wild life all around the property and only a 10 mins walk to the village of Hartest which has a great country pub. Close to market town of Bury St Edmunds and villages of Lavenham and Long Melford this is a perfect place to explore suffolk.

The property is set back from a quiet country lane at the end of sweeping driveway. With separate access from the main house, leading to an entrance hall with plenty of space for shoes, coats, boots and even pets. There is a large main lounge/dining area with 49 inch smart TV, comfy corner sofa and pitched ceiling with beams making the whole area feel very spacious. Leading from the living area there is a bathroom with bath and shower attachment, kitchen and stairs to the twin bedroom which is in the eaves of the barn. This room has far reaching country views and is ideal for children. The large master bedroom has king size bed, open pitched ceiling and countryside views. BBQ and seating area is located in own private garden to the front of the Annexe. The surrounding fields are a real haven for wildlife including resident Barn owls, little owls and at night badgers passing through. There is also lots of wild deer. Care should be taken when driving up the lane especially at night to make sure they are avoided.

Hartest is a beautiful village set around a picturesque, traditional Suffolk village green, complete with award wining pub serving great food with a large garden and children's play-frame to the rear. Plenty of footpaths all around with stunning scenery. Bury St Edmunds is a very pretty market town with an abundance of independent shops, bars and restaurants, historical buildings, a cathedral and gardens, and is located approximately 20 minutes away by car. The pretty (large) village of Long Melford is an approximate 10 minute drive; it offers a good choice of coffee shops, pubs, independent shops, PO, pharmacy, general stores and a Co-Op. The famous, historical wool town of Lavenham is also a short drive away. Should you wish to go further afield, the University City of Cambridge is an approximate 45 minute drive. There is a butcher on the village green and a good general store and PO in nearby Glemsford.

Single room in thatched cottage dating back to the 18th century with small desk and wardrobe.

The cottage is in the heart of West Suffolk with easy access due to position on The Bury Road to Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge, Haverhill and Newmarket (by car) plus free off street parking. Ideal for anyone wanting a place to stay while working in the area. Oh yes and there’s a small crossbreed dog called Scout who lives in the house as well.

Right in the heart of St Edmundsbury a conservation area in West Suffolk. There’s plenty of wildlife as wel as traditional English houses and villages to explore.

This is a Unique and cosy space situated on the edge of town with parking and a 15 minute walk into centre or short taxi ride. There is a comfortable sitting area, super-king pod style bed to climb into. full en-suite, fridge, microwave, tea and coffee making, TV with Amazon stick and with swing bracket for living area or bed. It is a detached building, accessed through a gate directly from the drive. Hot tub may also be made available at a pre-arranged price. Friendly dogs maybe allowed?

The structure is a fully insulated timber framed building with private access through patio doors off our patio area. It is a lovely quiet and private space, unlike most hotel rooms. The sleeping area is Super King so 2m wide and just under 1m tall so you have to climb in which makes it very cosy and a bit quirky. A great base to visit this lovely town.

If this is a first visit to Bury St Edmunds then you won't be disappointed. Lots of history and a great town centre with plenty of shops, cafe's and restaurants. There are also some lovely country pubs and one recommendation would be the Hawkedon Queen. About 15 minutes drive. All home cooked food. There is a popular Green King pub(The spread Eagle) 3-4 minutes walk away.

The west wing of a traditional grade II listed Suffolk farmhouse has recently been extensively restored using traditional methods and materials to create a beautiful, unique guest accommodation. Situated on a quiet road in the picturesque village of Hartest, close to the town of Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge and the villages of Lavenham and Long Melford. Please come and enjoy the peace and tranquillity in this idillic setting in the heart of Suffolk.

The main guest space comprises a separate annexe, comprised of spacious lounge/sitting room, large double bedroom and beautiful large en suite bathroom with free standing bath and shower. Additional beds are available for children or additional guests, and we can also provide a travel cot for infants. There is separate door access in to the accommodation from the main house. There is a small fridge and microwave available for use. Mineral water, tea, coffee and milk are supplied along with a self-served continental type breakfast of a selection of cereals, croissants, bread plus butter and jam. Well behaved dogs are welcome to stay as we have a large garden and lots of lovely countryside all around us but we do ask that you clean up after them please. There are lots of lovely country walks on the doorstep!

There is a lovely pub/restaurant in the village - a short 5 minute walk away plus many other traditional country pubs in the surrounding villages. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is approx. 8 miles away and the city of Cambridge 30 miles.

We hope you enjoy this lovely comfy space. John and I welcome you to our home. We have cats! Well behaved and not allowed in your room! We also have chickens and fresh eggs are available. Your bathroom is just for you, hot water and a powerful shower. Clare is a historic town boasting a beautiful country park at the end of our road. We have the remains of a 15th century castle as well as a magnificent church. Four pubs, in walking distance and shops to browse in.

Angel Apartment is a light and spacious upper floor flat in a Victorian House. It has its own private entrance and and front garden. It also has a bathroom ,Kitchen, Lounge and Bedroom. Glemsford has many Tudor houses and is surrounded by lots of pretty villages to visit including Long Melford , Cavendish and Clare. There is lots to see and do including pubs , Antiques and National Trust Properties to visit. Lavenham is only 15 mins away with the popular Crooked Tea shop and NT Guild Hall.

Quiet, spacious garden-facing double bedroom, with private bath/shower room, offering a warm and comfortable welcome. Just a couple of minutes’ walk from the village centre and an award winning pub which offers excellent meals together with a hearty breakfast. Garage, parking and bicycles are available. Pets welcome – I have a very friendly Dachshund. Additional bedrooms available on request.

A bright and spacious double bedroom is offered in a modern, Edwardian style house with large rooms and high ceilings. The room, which is quiet and overlooking the garden, is adjacent to your private bath/shower room. Included is usage of toiletries, a hairdryer and HD TV with DVD player. You are welcome to make yourself at home. There is a log burning open fire in a large sitting room, a dining room and study. Fibre broadband is available throughout the house. The south-east facing garden runs down to the river Stour with a small bridge over it to trees and wild flowers beyond. There is a lockable garage, with space for bikes, and off-road private parking. Rose House is situated at the edge of CAVENDISH, one of Suffolk’s prettiest villages in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.’ A warm assembly of pinkly pleased thatched cottages cluster round a sloping, and much photographed, green and elegant 14th century church in a fairy tale setting of countryside. The characters from ‘Lord of the Rings’, like Bilbo and Frodo seem more at place here than 21st century man! That said, there is a shop 3 minutes’ walk away, 2 pubs and a pub restaurant.

Note the 16th century timber framed farmhouse Nether Hall; the 19th century Cavendish Hall; the 15th century flushwork panelling and clerestory in the church. The nearby area offers space and peace, gently rolling countryside and picturesque villages with thatched, colour washed cottages; scenes that have inspired some of England’s greatest painters. Villages such as Lavenham, Long Melford, Flatford and Dedham famed for their churches, timbered buildings and antique shops, Clare, Kersey, Chelsworth and Monks Eleigh all merit exploration on foot, by bicycle or by car. Cambridge and Newmarket are within easy reach.

The Old Forge Annexe is a walker's or artist's retreat. A cosy private annexe to our country cottage with fabulous views over the village green. It is very peaceful and you will wake to the sound of birdsong not traffic. The village is one of the highest points in Suffolk so there are lots of fantastic walks nearby. Escape to our rural idyll and relax knowing that the bustling and pretty market town of Bury St Edmunds is only 15 minutes drive away.

Breakfast included for the first morning. Coffee, tea, sugar, milk also provided. There is a kettle, toaster, combination microwave and fridge. For other meals there is the very well regarded village country pub The Queens Head just two minutes walk away and our local town Bury St Edmunds has lots of different cafes and both chain and independent restaurants for all tastes.

Nearby are National Trust's Ickworth House, as well as historic villages like Lavenham and Long Melford. Cambridge is 45 minutes drive (or take the train from Bury). Racing at Newmarket is reached by only 25 minutes drive. Or just explore the many footpaths around the nearby villages and enjoy a relaxing drink or meal at a country pub. The Queens Head in our village is a quintessential 14th century free house which serves excellent food every evening except Mondays and Tuesdays (and lunch Friday-Sunday). Our local market town of Bury St Edmunds (voted best place to live in the East of England April 2019) has many independent and high street shops, cafes and restaurants; the historic Abbey Gardens and Cathedral; as well as two cinemas and the Theatre Royal.

The Grandads room at The Bridge Street Historic Guest House. Comfortable double bedroom on first floor with shared bathroom/wetroom on ground floor. Tea and coffee making facilites. TV and Wifi

We are situated on the A134 approximately 2 miles from the historic villages of Lavenham and Long Melford

Wooden glamping pod set in a tranquil location in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Equipped with twin beds, solar lighting/power pack & outdoor seating area with optional firepit/bbq. Space for an additional bivvy & angler if required. (Bivvies & beds available to hire.) Showers, toilets & kitchen close by. Optional fishing. Hot and cold snacks, breakfast, lunches & dinner available from the onsite Carper's Kitchen. Fully stocked tackle & bait shop onsite.

Known as the Carper's Cabin, this fully insulated wooden glamping pod overlooks Rum Bridge Fisheries' Back (specimen carp) Lake, which in turn is home to mirror and common carp ranging from 20lbs-42lbs+. The exclusive bankside area includes two dedicated fishing swims allowing space for an additional tent or bivvy if required. (Sleeps-2 bivvies & beds are available to hire on request.) Fishing is available as an option, at a discounted rate of £20/24hours.

Nestling on the banks of the River Stour, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside, Rum Bridge Fisheries is situated within easy driving distance of Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Colchester, and the Suffolk coast. The market town of Clare is home to a wealth of shops, cafes, pubs and eateries, as well as a 13th century Augustinian Priory, Clare Country Park, the stone keep ruins of Clare Castle, a medieval church and museum.

The house dates from 1570 and is the former Dairy Farm for the Ickworth Estate. Guests can easily walk into the Park from the house. The room is on the top floor and features beams and windows on both sides. The house is 200 metres off the road, down a drive. It is situated less than three miles from the centre of Bury St Edmunds. Although we don't provide breakfast, a toaster, with bread, butter and home-made marmalade is provided as well as tea, coffee, milk and fruit juice.

The room is ideal for couples or single people. Sorry, no dogs!

Guests can walk into the National Trust's Ickworth Park just by crossing one field from our house. You will probably spot deer there. It's a beautiful landscaped area and Ickworth House, with its famous Rotunda, is about half an hour's walk away.

The Garden Bedroom a double bed room in a new extension to the bungalow. The shower is a large walk in shower . There is plenty of wardrobe and cupboard space. A fridge and oven microwave is provided. And coffee and tea making facilities. There is a luxury electric Japanese bidet type toilet. It’s a bright sunny room overlooking the garden. There are 2 easy chairs and a foot stool and wall mounted TV

The decor is modern and light with wood effect floors throughout.

The neighbours are very quiet. There is good street lighting outside the bungalow and also good lighting for the back gate access.

Built in the 1800s out of clay lump this well renovated cottage provides charming and comfortable accommodation, set in its own pretty garden located in the heart of Suffolk an ideal base for visiting the Suffolk coast, historic beautiful Suffolk villages of Long Melford, Lavenham , Kersey and Framlingham with its castle. With in easy reach of the larger Historic towns of Bury St Edmunds (17 mins away) Colchester, and Cambridge. Not forgetting Newmarket the home of horse racing.

The cottages quiet rural location makes makes this cottage an oasis of peace , great for a family holiday or a romantic break away. use of covered heated swimming pool between the hours of 10 am and 6 pm summer months only. We have leisure facilities ie; gym sauna and steam room for a small charge and bookable on site.

Great for country walks.

This luxury 5 star, self-catering Suffolk country holiday cottage for two is great for a relaxed weekend away. Situated in the picturesque village of Horringer near the historic market town, Bury St Edmunds, it's right on the edge of Ickworth Park.

The Old Piggery - Horringer cum Ickworth This luxury 5 star, self-catering Suffolk country holiday cottage for two is great for a relaxed stay away. Recommended by Peter Woodman (travel journalist) is situated in the picturesque village of Horringer just 2 miles from the historic market town, Bury St Edmunds, it's right on the edge of The National Trust property 'Ickworth House and Park', where you'll find 1,800 acres of parkland and woodland walks. Ideally situated for exploring Suffolk and Cambridge. The Old Piggery has a crisp modern beamed interior – there's a living room, bedroom, bathroom with a Villeroy Boch suite, a 'Nolte' modern-style kitchen, and WiFi broadband access. Outside there's a south facing patio, within a courtyard, with a beautiful cottage garden. The stable front door leads into the beamed living/dining room where there's a three seater sofa, coffee table, a small flat screen TV/DVD player with built in freeview, a dining table with four chairs and a stone floor with rugs. The large 'Nolte' german kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and ceramic Bosch hob, slimline dishwasher, a washer/dryer, fridge and small freezer, an extractor fan, microwave and Nespresso coffee machine. The bedroom has a double bed with a quality pocket sprung mattress, bedside tables and a wardrobe with drawers. High quality crisp white egyptian cotton bedlinen provided. The bathroom has Villeroy Boch fittings that include a deep bath with a hand-held shower attachment that can be attached to the wall, a w.c. and a hand basin. Fluffy white Christy towels are provided together with Moulton Brown toiletries. Off-road shared parking is available about 150 yards away. The Old Piggery is situated in the courtyard garden of a barn conversion and the owners are careful to give you your own private space. Spa packages are available on request. The cottage has received the highest English Tourist Board rating of 5 star, and enjoys a high number of returning guests each year. Like our Facebook page, to receive details of special offers and for information on the area.

The Old Piggery is located in one of the prettiest villages in Suffolk. Famous for being an Estate Village, which was once owned by the Hervey family who lived in Ickworth House, which is now owned by the National Trust. The village is just 2 miles from the Historic Market Town of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Horringer is home to Ickworth House, home of the historic and eccentric Hervey (pronounced Harvey) family. Set in 1,500 acres of grounds, which seem to go on forever, the house is a giant rotunda full of famous paintings and has been under the care of the National Trust since 1956.The family are also associated with Harveys Bristol Cream sherry, and it was the 4th Earl of Bristol who created Ickworth in 1795. Latter-day celebrities in the family include model and socialite Lady Victoria Hervey. It was once said, When God created the human race, he made men, women and Herveys. As well as works by the likes of Gainsborough (a local lad), Titian and Velasquez, the house boasts Georgian silver and Regency furniture. If you want to walk the grounds as well, Ickworth becomes a day-long outing. Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk is a unique and dazzling historic gem. An important market town with a richly fascinating heritage, the striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and glorious Cathedral and Abbey gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. With prestigious shopping, an award-winning market, plus variety of attractions and places to stay, Bury St Edmunds is under two hours from London and very convenient for Cambridge.

No.24 is Lavenham's newest boutique holiday home that opened in July 2019. The Grade ll listed terrace is believed to have been built in 1896, and has just been fully renovation. I have carefully selected beautiful homewares to ensure you'll have maximum comfort during your stay with luxurious bedding, toiletries and towels, and a special welcome hamper. No. 24 has a pretty courtyard perfect for four and private parking - both sort after in Lavenham! Suited for a romantic or family get away.

No.24 is located on Lavenham's historic high street which once saw the hustle and bustle of the village's famous wool trade. Now a days on the high street, you'll find quirky shops and delicious foodie treats all set in the wonderful crooked buildings. The house has just been fully renovation from top to bottom and comes with the huge bonus of a garden and parking. My vision has always been to make guests feel like they experience luxury hotel touches, but in the comfort of a home. With this in mind, at No.24 you'll find; Siberian goose down bedding, large Egyptian cotton towels, bathrobes, luxury Cowshed toiletries, crystal glassware, cocktail making equipment and a coffee machine (with pods), but you'll also find home comforts like cosy throws, cooking books and all the kitchen equipment you could need to make delicious dinners. For families, I can provide a stair gate, high chair, travel cot, fluffy baby towel, suitable cups/plates etc for little ones and a selection of toys. Please do let me know in advance so I can get these bits ready for you. To note, the travel cot is suitable from birth up to 36 months, up to 13kgs or a height of 85cm. No.24's ground floor is open plan, with high ceilings, you'll find; a lounge, brand new kitchen with solid oak worktops, and diner that opens onto the sunny courtyard garden that has a table for four, causal seats and a BBQ. The gardenleads on to the private parking space, which is a real bonus for Lavenham as parking can be in demand with the village being so popular for visitors. There is also a small cloakroom downstairs. There is a fabulous new heating system, but if you're like me and love a glass of wine by the fire, you can use the log burner in the lounge. From October - March, kindling, logs and lighting equipment will be left out for you to use. You should be quite toasty! In the lounge there is also comfy seating, a Smart TV, DVD player and free wifi. Upstairs is a bathroom (large shower, toilet and sink unit) with Cowshed toiletries (as seen in top London hotels) for you to use during your stay - will you choose to be relaxed or invigorated? As there is no bath I can provide a baby bath for little ones. Bedroom one has a super king bed and dressing table, and as a treat you can watch TV in bed. Bedroom two can either have two small single beds or one king - as standard it is made into a king so please let me know if you would like a twin set up. The Cowshed pillow mist should help you drift off to a wonderful night's sleep. If you're looking for peace and relaxation, there are some beautiful walks around Lavenham, in particular I would recommend the Lavenham to Long Melford railway walk. If you have a well trained, small dog you're welcome to bring them along to enjoy your break, please do let me know in advance though so I can make sure your pups stay is as comfy as yours. Lavenham is well connected to surrounding towns and villages with a bus service, the bus stop is just a few minutes walk away. Information will be available at the house. To top all this off, I'll leave a welcome hamper for you with some bits to get you started and some treats. If you have any questions, or you would like to book over Christmas or New Year please drop me a line.

There are lots of beautiful sites to see and yummy places to eat and drink in Lavenham, from a glass of wine at The Angel on the square, handmade ice cream at The Parlour, to tapas at the Greyhound, the list goes on! I'm more than happy to help with recommendations.

'The Little House' is a unique and stylish 'upside down' house. It is located in the heart of the Glem Valley with stunning year round, panoramic views. Downstairs are two very spacious double bedrooms together with a modern bathroom. In the large loft is a fully-equipped kitchen, living and dining space with quality modern fixtures and fittings and a feature wood burner. A small balcony area allows guests to take in the vista. With a tv and record player, this space is a real treat.

The ensuite double bedroom is annexed to the main house - a stunning 15th century barn conversion, and has its own lockable entrance ensuring privacy. It is decorated in a light contemporary fashion with a further toilet and entrance hallway forming part of the annex. There's parking space in the cart lodge for guests to use. The room has wifi, tv, mini-fridge, microwave, kettle, tea/coffee, 2 seat sofa, toaster, cutlery, iron & ironing board, hair dryer and toileteries.

Our home is located in a conservation area at the heart of rural Suffolk with Lavenham only 3 miles away, and a number of other popular tourist attractions including Bury St Edmunds, Long Melford, Kersey, Bildeston, Hartest, Clare and Cavendish all a short drive away. Newmarket and Cambridge are under an hour away.

Cross Green is the only conservation area in Cockfield which was nominated as Suffolk village of the year in 2012. There are many places to explore in the area and numerous traditional country pubs to visit. Cross Green is a hamlet of around 50 houses with countryside all around, so there are many walks and places to explore in the area.

Lavender Cottage is a delightful period cottage situated in the heart of the picturesque Medieval market town of Clare, Suffolk. It is in walking distance of a supermarket, butchers, pubs, and a variety of independant shops and cafes. The cottage offers a blend of period features with modern finishes to create a stylish and comfortable home, providing you the perfect base to explore the surrounding areas. The cosy living room features a gas log effect stove and dining area.

With comortable beds, plenty of storage, a well equipped kitchen, a cosy living room and a courtyard garden to the rear, we hope we have provided all you need for a relaxing break.

Clare is a magical town, full of modern day amenities but good old fashioned tradition. I love wandering around the vintage shops, gift shops and book shop followed by afternoon tea in one of the cafes which offer a good selection of home made fare. There is a market every third Saturday starting on the 21st March. The cottage is a few minutes drive away from the nine hole pay and play golf course and there are several National Trust properties to visit nearby. Infact there is plenty to do and see for all ages.

The Garden Room, is a recently recently renovated outbuilding providing a studio guest space separate from main house. Little Saxham is a small village on the outskirts of National Trust owned, Ickworth Park, containing acres of beautiful woodland and the historic Ickworth House. Placed 4 miles from market town Bury St Edmunds, 12 miles from Newmarket and 26 miles from Cambridge, the Garden room serves as a great base for exploring the many attractions.

Newly renovated and furnished space with views over open fields. A log burning stove gives it a cosy cabin feel.

The property is set in a rural location surrounded by arable farmed fields

Located just a short stroll from the timber-framed Tudor Guildhall (NT), this cottage is situated in the village of Lavenham.. Ground Floor: Living room: With electric wood burner, Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player. Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer. Utility room: With washing machine and tumble dryer. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bathroom: with shower over bath, and toilet.. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Small enclosed covered courtyard with garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only.. This charming, detached Victorian cottage situated in the heart of the medieval village of Lavenham makes a perfect holiday destination. Located just a short stroll from the timber-framed Tudor Guildhall (NT), Lavenham has a good selection of restaurants, antique shops and galleries. Historic market towns of Bury St Edmunds, Sudbury (with good rail links to London) and Newmarket are all within an easy drive, as is the famous city of Cambridge. Ideally located to explore surrounding villages of Suffolk and Essex including Long Melford, Kersey and Cavendish or slightly further afield Southwold and Aldeburgh. Fishing, golf and horse riding all available nearby. Shops 50 yards, restaurant and pubs 100 yards. Free WiFi

My Art and Soul House is the middle of 3, 3 bed houses on a traffic free green walk off Mayfield Rd with parking at the rear at end of culdesac behind. We are on the Nowton Estate situated south of Bury St Edmunds Centre (5min drive) and in between Hardwick Heath and Nowton Park. West Suffolk hospital is a very pleasant 10 min walk away. I am an artist and would really like to encourage and support anything creative at my home - i have a lot of ideas! Watch this lovely space!

My house is set up so you can relax wherever you are in it. I have a snug kitchen diner and a separate art/yoga space in the next room which I can share at my own discretion. Great outdoor space which I am working on with the weather warming. A creative, comfortable house. Never a dull moment.

I have nice, easy neighbours and we are close to Hardwick Heath, Nowton Park, West Suffolk Hospital and a Sainsbury’s superstore not far away plus our own local shops incl an Indian, a Chinese, a chippie, an offie, a little supermarket, a pub, a charity shop and a hairdresser! Very quiet green spaces all around.

A recently renovated Cottage, ideally located in the centre of the Medieval wool town of Lavenham, uniquely benefitting from a private parking place. Located a few minutes walk to the market square and high street. Lavenham itself is regarded as one of the finest examples of a medieval town in the UK. The town has over 300 buildings listed, being of architectural and historical importance. Constable Court has been renovated to a high standard and benefits from all modern conveniences.

Constable Court is located centrally to all immenities. Easy walking to all pubs, shops, galleries, tea rooms, ice cream parlour and restaurants. Suitable for honeymooners and families with 2 spacious bedrooms offering super king beds or one bedroom with twin beds if preferred. We also benefit from allocated parking to the rear of the property. A well behaved dog can be accommodated on request at the time of booking, although restricted to the downstairs of the house.

Lavenham is a truly unique town. Constable Court is situated in arguably the most prestigious street in Lavenham. Much has been filmed in Lavenham including Harry Potter Deathly Hallows part 1 and 2; Lovejoy ‘Last Tango in Lavenham’ and Vincent Price film ‘Witch Finder General’, to name a few. Lavenham can even claim a connection to Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, as poet Jane Taylor wrote this while living here. The Church of St Peter and St Paul overlooks the town and is a fine example of Late Perpendicular Gothic architecture.

The Post room at the Bridge Street Historic Guest House. Close to Lavenham, Sudbury and Long Melford. Comfy double bedroom with a shared bathroom. Tea and Coffee facilities and TV.

We are situated on the A134. Approximately 2 miles from the historic villages of Lavenham and Long Melford.

The Courtyard Studio has its own entrance through wooden double gates perfect for short stays , own garden(the courtyard (see pics), sitting room with kitchenette sofa bed and bedroom which all have slate grey flooring and rugs, kitchenette ( see pic ) has elec hob , fridge freezer, kettle, toaster, microwave. Shower room with large shower and endless hot water. The main house is set in 3 acres and very quiet setting on the edge of a field. 360 deg views of beautiful Suffolk farmland.

All of it and courtyard garden

The property is set in quiet farm land with beautiful 360 deg views over fields and lovely walks straight out of the driveway

Lovely comfortable double bedroom with en-suite shower room. Tea and coffee facilities, Freeview Tv and Free Wi-Fi.

We are situated on the A134 approximately 2 miles from the historic villages of Lavenham and Long Melford

Spacious comfortable double room with large ensuite bathroom set in the rolling Suffolk countryside. Very close to the beautiful market towns of Bury St Edmunds, Lavenham and Long Melford. 25minutes from the hours racing town of Newmarket.

Fantastic location for exploring the Beautiful Countryside and Towns of West Suffolk. Fifteen minutes from the market towns of Bury St Edmunds, Lavenham, Long Melford and Sudbury. Just 45 minutes from Cambridge. A beautiful quiet location. Very good for cycling as on South Suffolk Route B and 5 minutes from a fantastic Cycling destination Cafe Centre. Lovely walks in the surrounding countryside.

Set in an area if beautiful rolling Suffolk countryside. Fifteen minutes from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds and 15 minutes from Lavenham, Long Melford and Clare - with much to explore and experience. We have South Suffolk Cycle route B passing our door for those cycling enthusiasts who need to rest their weary legs. Cycle store is available.

The Studio is a light, airy modern single story self contained dwelling attached to our cart lodge that is within the garden of our thatched cottage. The area is semi rural and quiet but within easy walking distance (about 5 minutes) of Clare town. We also provide basics like towels, tea/coffee/milk at the beginning for each stay.

There is room on the drive for guests to park 1 small to medium car free of charge during their stay. The garden is fairly large but not exclusive to guests only, so please be aware that the owners are keen gardeners and will be working in the garden at times during the day.

Our cottage is on the outskirts (and originally part of) Clare Priory, a working St. Augustine Roman Catholic establishment that was founded in 1248. There is a church and a retreat within The Priory. The area is steeped in history and known for beautiful walks. Clare itself is only a five minute walk away, together with Clare Country Park similarly situated.