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Suffolk Holidays |
Suffolk is well known for its pretty villages, beautiful coastline, historic towns, excellent local produce, festivals and rolling countryside. This fantastic vibrant county has so much to offer whether you are looking for a short break or longer holiday and is a popular holiday destination at any time of the year. Read More |
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A charming brick and flint holiday cottage which is located in a pretty village just five minutes drive from Bury St Edmunds'. Ideal for exploring this part of Suffolk. 4 Star. |
| From £295 to £495 per week | Sleeps 5 |
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A detached, one bedroom holiday apartment in the lovely village of Snape in rural Suffolk. Close to the heritage coastline, this is an ideal base from which to explore the local beaches, castles, towns and countryside. |
| From £300 to £350 per week | Sleeps 2 |
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This delightful holiday cottage is the ideal place to spend a relaxing holiday in the beautiful popular coastal town of Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Perfectly located, it is just a ten minute stroll from both the beach and town with its great s |
| From £450 to £650 per week | Sleeps 4+1 |
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Aldeburgh is a lovely popular seaside town on the Suffolk heritage coast which provides the perfect place to relax and escape the pressures of everyday life. With a shingle beach and an excellent selection of shops, restaurants, pubs, a cinema, model boat pond, lifeboat station and golf course, you have everything within easy reach.Fishing is still a thriving trade of this delightful town and the fishing huts, working boats and sail boats bobbing on the river all add to the charm and ambience, which has made this town so popular over the years.There are numerous places of interest to visit nearby including: Snape Maltings (famous for its music festivals, art exhibitions, shopping and food festival); the well known bird sanctuary at Minsmere; Orford and Framlingham castles.... click to read about this holiday cottage. |
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Furnished and equipped to a high standard, this lovely holiday cottage is ideally positioned within a short stroll to the historic Suffolk market town of Framlingham with its good selection of restaurants, pubs and medieval castle. |
| From £300 to £500 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A spacious 18th Century holiday cottage providing an ideal rural retreat for those who want to explore the many delights that Suffolk has to offer. 4 Star. |
| From £0 to £0 per week | Sleeps 6+2 |
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Set within their own private gardens, are four charming 18th Century four star holiday cottages which provide a rural retreat where guests can enjoy lovely open countryside walks and return home to put their feet up in front of a cosy wood–burning stove.Cycle Route No. 1 winds its way down the quiet lane, passing the garden gate so bring your bikes and enjoy them or hire them locally. Along with the other cottages, Holly Tree Cottage is located in the tiny hamlet of Sibton Green, situated just outside Yoxford, Sibton and Peasenhall - all about one and a half miles. It is within easy reach of Minsmere, North Warren and Dunwich reserves (all about seven miles), and the whole of the lovely heritage coast. The whole area is ideal for walking, bird watching, cycling, r.... click to read about this holiday cottage. |
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A charming holiday cottage providing luxurious accommodation in a tranquil position close to the Heritage coast and attractions of Walberswick, Southwold and Aldeburgh. |
| From £475 to £900 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A beautiful farmhouse restored to an exceptionally high standard to provide luxurious holiday accommodation with lots of original character and charm. Ideally positioned for visiting the Suffolk Heritage Coastline and its many attractions. |
| From £2200 to £3250 per week | Sleeps 13 |
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A character two bedroom holiday cottage in the picturesque tranquil Suffolk village of Bramfield, also available to let on a one bedroom basis. A great location for a relaxing holiday with many lovely walks, an award winning pub just 200 yards and the north east Suffolk Heritage coast line just 6 miles away. |
| From £231 to £434 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A lovely character holiday cottage in the Suffolk village of Eastbridge in an enviable position within walking distance of the beach and RSPB Minsmere. A cosy holiday retreat or those wanting to explore Suffolk's heritage coast. |
| From £280 to £510 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A pretty self catering holiday cottage which retains much original character and provides cosy holiday accommodation for those wanting to explore Suffolk and its heritage coastline. |
| From £260 to £490 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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This cosy 16th Century holiday cottages offers character well equipped accommodation for up to four guests. It is positioned in the picturesque rural hamlet of Chediston, near Halesworth in Suffolk and offers village views, private parking for two cars and a very warm welcome. Wren Cottage has exposed beams, a garden and a lovely open fire, making it perfect at any time of the year. There are also some lovely country walks from the doorstep of the cottage making it an ideal retreat for those looking for a relaxing holiday.
The beautiful Suffolk Heritage coast, Dunwich, Southwold and Minsmere RSPB are all nearby and there are cycle routes and fishing within the local area. Whatever the time of year, Southwold is a delight to visit, with its sandy beach, working lighthouse, aw.... click to read about this holiday cottage. |
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A romantic charming 16th Century holiday cottage in the heart of the pretty Suffolk hamlet of Kersey. Ideal for walking, cycling, exploring Suffolk or just curling up in front of the fire. 4 Star. |
| From £425 to £595 per week | Sleeps 2 |
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A quaint Suffolk holiday cottage, with heaps of character, providing cosy holiday accommodation for 4 guests or parties of 8 if the adjoining cottage is also rented. Ideal for couples, families or large parties. |
| From £260 to £490 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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Located in a quiet position on the outskirts of an attractive Suffolk village, this holiday cottage provides the ideal base for exploring both the Suffolk coastline and also its beautiful countryside. 4 Star. |
| From £330 to £450 per week | Sleeps 3 |
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A pretty 18th Century, beamed self catering holiday cottage on the outskirts of the market town of Halesworth which offers a good selection of pubs, shops, cafes and restaurants. Also close to the Suffolk Heritage Coast. 4 Star. |
| From £300 to £525 per week | Sleeps 4+2 |
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Weavers Cottage is situated on the outskirts of the picturesque, market town of Halesworth within easy walking distance of the town centre. The town offers a colourful selection of shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants based along its pedestrianised thoroughfare. Halesworth is also a local hub for public transport with a railway station (East Suffolk Line) with services to Lowestoft, Ipswich and London and regular bus services to Norwich, Southwold and Aldeburgh.Halesworth is the perfect location to explore the Heritage Suffolk coast with the famous coastal town of Southwold just six miles away with its spectacular promenade, sandy beaches and recently rebuilt pier and the home of the Adnams brewery. Local to the area is Aldeburgh, Snape, Walberswick, Dunwich, the M.... click to read about this holiday cottage. |
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Located in a quiet position and just a two minute walk from the centre of the Suffolk market town of Halesworth, this holiday cottage provides comfortable accommodation in walking distance of many amenities. |
| From £225 to £410 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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A delightful holiday cottage in a tranquil position close to the Suffolk Heritage coast and attractions of Aldeburgh, Walberswick and Southwold. |
| From £400 to £850 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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Located in the quiet Suffolk village of Westhorpe is this character holiday cottage. Plenty of good walking and cycling to be enjoyed and an ideal base for exploring Suffolks many attractions. |
| From £350 to £450 per week | Sleeps 4 |
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Rose Cottage was once part of the early 1700’s dairy. It has now been converted into a cosy holiday cottage, which retains lots of original character, with high vaulted ceilings, lovely open log fire and exposed beams. 4 Star. |
| From £351 to £524 per week | Sleeps 2 |
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This cosy holiday cottage located in the pretty Suffolk village of Walsham le Willows, near Bury St Edmunds. An ideal location for touring Cambridge and the unspoilt Suffolk Coast, along with enjoying lovely local countryside walks and cycle paths. 4 Star. |
| From £399 to £657 per week | Sleeps 2-3 |
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A fantastic thatched holiday cottage sleeping up to seven guests and providing an ideal base for families to explore the many attractions that Suffolk has to offer. 4 Star. |
| From £624 to £1031 per week | Sleeps 6-7 |
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Suffolk Continued |
Many head to the east of the county to visit the stunning coastline which stretches for some forty five miles, with both beautiful sandy beaches and shingle shores. Aldeburgh is possibly one of the most popular seaside retreats with its Blue Flag shingle beach, independent boutiques, fine restaurants, traditional pubs and great fish and chips! Lowestoft has much to offer all ages, looking for a traditional seaside experience, with Blue Flag sandy beaches, considered to be some of the finest in Europe. Surrounded by beautiful countryside is the charming heritage seaside town of Southwold, famed for its award winning pier and loved for its sandy beach, weekly markets and excellent restaurants and pubs selling local ales brewed by Southwold based Adnams.
The heart of Suffolk is home to the wool towns and villages, which gained their wealth in the 15th Century from the wool trade. Still very much encapsulated in the bygone era, picturesque villages and towns such as Lavenham, Clare, Cavendish, Long Melford and Kersey still today show some of the finest examples of medieval architecture in the country.
A cottage holiday in Suffolk would not be complete without a visit to the wetland broads in the north of the county. The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is the largest protected wetland area in the country – a haven for wildlife (especially birdlife) with National Park status.
With a diverse landscape of heritage coastline, wetland areas, historic towns, quintessential villages and beautiful rolling countryside, Suffolk is a unique and special holiday destination with a multitude of attractions, hidden gems and beautiful cottages just waiting to be discovered. |
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