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The Old Rectory is seen from the garden, showcasing its modern two-story façade with large windows. A mix of greenery surrounds the house, enhancing its natural setting. A small staircase leads up to a patio area, framed by well-maintained hedges and plants.
Guest suite in Wreningham
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 300 reviews

Luxurious privacy in an Old Rectory

Just a twenty minute drive south west of Norwich, the Old Rectory is the perfect bolthole from which to discover Norfolk or just drop in on neighbouring Lotus Cars. From the well-appointed, private and spacious first floor annex in the West Wing of the house, guests are encouraged to explore our five-acre property comprising woodland, meadow and traditional walled garden. Whether you are single or travelling as a couple, the Old Rectory can offer you respite, privacy and comfort away from home.

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A charming brick cottage with a sloped roof is shown from the side. Windows line the exterior, offering natural light to the interior. A gravel pathway leads to a wooden fence, with a small garden area visible in front. The peaceful setting contributes to a welcoming façade.
Home in Needham Market
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

The Old Stables, Needham Market - explore Suffolk

The Old Stables is a lovely two bedroom cottage converted to a high standard. The historic village of Needham Market has great transportation links via rail and road across the region to the coast, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds and into London. Needham Market is a great central Suffolk location, from here it is quick & easy to get to see all the sights across Suffolk, from Southwold to Lavenham, Framlingham to Woodbridge you can explore easily from this historic and well connected market town.

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A wooden shepherd's hut is displayed with a curved roof and large windows. Potted plants and an outdoor seating area enhance the entrance. A pathway of brick steps leads to the door, surrounded by greenery and flower beds.
Shepherd’s hut in Suffolk
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

“The Elms Shepherds Hut”

Our beautiful little shepherds hut is ready for letting. Get away from it all and stay under the stars deep in the Suffolk countryside. Our Shepherds hut is situated in the corner of our field surrounded by hedging and stunning views. If you’re a keen cyclist there’s many different routes in the area as well as many footpaths for avid ramblers. If star gazing is your thing then we can promise you we are not affected by light pollution and if you’re lucky you’ll hear our resident owls too.

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A bright sitting room features a comfortable seating arrangement, including a sofa and armchair. A wooden dining table with four chairs sits adjacent. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, framed by plaid curtains. A smart TV is positioned on a wooden cabinet.
Flat in Southwold
5 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Superb location modern apartment parking sun patio

Perfect all year round with private access, parking and south facing sun terrace. Centrally-located but secluded, a few steps from sandy beach, shops, pubs, restaurants, pier and historic sites. Fully refurbed ground floor. Super-fast WiFi. Bright sitting room + smart TV & BluRay player. Quality kitchen appliances, breakfast bar, m/wave, dishwasher, freezer. Large double bedroom with 2 fitted wardrobes, smartTV. Bathroom with WC, bath & shower over + walk-in drencher shower. 2nd WC.

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The exterior of Betsey Trotwood is revealed, showcasing its attractive brick façade adorned with climbing plants. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, flanked by flower beds. Large windows allow natural light to flow inside, creating an inviting atmosphere in the courtyard.
Cottage in Blundeston
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

Betsey Trotwood. Historic stylish 2-bed cottage.

Betsey Trotwood is a beautifully renovated stable at The Rookery, Blundeston home of David Copperfield by Charles Dickens. Combining contemporary luxury with period features it provides quirky pet-friendly self-catering accommodation with private courtyard and easy parking. Rural but not remote on the edge of an idyllic village between Lowestoft and Gorleston, it is close to pubs, sandy beaches, the Broads, Suffolk Heritage Coast and North Norfolk. Ideal for families, couples or work.

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A horse stands near a wooden fence, observing the lush green field dotted with yellow flowers. In the background, the farmhouse with a red-tiled roof is surrounded by trees, under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.
Home in Fressingfield
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

Watsons Farm

One end of a 17th century, grade II listed farmhouse, providing peaceful and secluded accommodation, surrounded by fields, 1/3 mile from a country road. Comfortably furnished, sittingroom with log fire and french doors onto secluded south facing lawned, and hedged garden, with pond on one side. BBQ and garden furniture. Kitchen-dining room, bathroom with shower, Steep narrow stairs to first floor, one twin bedroom, one double. Ideally situated for the Suffolk heritage coast.

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A small table is set with a white tablecloth, featuring a vase of white roses in the center. Two chairs, one with a woven back and another with striped upholstery, flank the table, creating an intimate dining space.
Guest suite in Southwold
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 261 reviews

The Old Lamp Room. Self contained annexe

The Old Lamp Room used to store the lamps for the lighthouse until it became automatic. It is now an annexe to the old Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage, which is our family home. Guests have their own front door and are free to use the small front courtyard garden which has a bistro table and chairs. Situated up a small path, behind the lighthouse and moments from the beach. The high street with its shops, restaurants and pubs is a 5 minute stroll away. An ideal cosy bolt hole.

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The exterior of the timber cabin is framed by lush greenery, with climbing plants adorning the walls. A wooden deck with a vintage cart wheel accent is visible, leading towards an inviting space. A glimpse of the pool can be seen in the background.
Hut in Aldeby
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 342 reviews

A night at the museum.

A unique space in a detached timber building arranged as a "Cabinet of Curiosities" (BEWARE Some are quite scary). The space is heated by a wood burner. There is a sleeping loft with double mattress, It has WIFI. pool, sauna and hot tub. An adjacent building contains a shower room/toilet and small kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle. Due to the unique nature of the space, please read the FULL listing before deciding if you want to book.

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The exterior of the accommodation showcases a sleek black structure with multiple glass door panels, framed by lush greenery and landscaped garden beds. A spacious gravel area leads to seating arrangements, offering expansive views of the surrounding fields under a bright, partly cloudy sky.
Place to stay in Loddon
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

A quiet holiday retreat with extensive rural views

INGLOSS-SKIES is a luxury one bedroom barn for 2 adults set in the Norfolk Countryside with far reaching 360 degree rural views. Our accommodation is self-contained; a living space with two sets of French doors giving views over fields stretching for miles including a wood burner, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, oven and hob. A bedroom that sleeps two in a super king bed with French doors overlooking fields. A large bathroom with a large walk-in shower.

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The quaint exterior of Dreamers Cottage is characterized by traditional brickwork and a well-maintained flower bed. Vibrant wisteria cascades over the façade, complementing the white-framed windows that allow natural light to fill the space. A charming picket fence enhances the inviting appearance of the cottage.
Cottage in Southwold
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 370 reviews

Dreamers Cottage, Pinkneys Lane, Southwold

Dreamers Cottage is perfectly located, right in the heart of Southwold. Short breaks throughout the year, with a minimum stay of just 2 nights even in high season. The cottage is just steps from the beach, with its traditional colourful beach huts, and so central to Southwold's fantastic cafés, deli's, restaurants, famous pubs & independent shops. Despite all this, the cottage is quiet and not overlooked. Absolutely no pets ever - so allergies are safe.

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A cabin with a modern wooden deck features an enclosed area for an outdoor spa bath, positioned on a green lawn. A small table and chairs are visible on the deck, and a gentle steam rises from the spa. A firepit is situated nearby.
Hut in Rendham
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

Off grid cabin with luxury spa bath with jets

The perfect place to leave life behind and disconnect. Upper Grove Farm is a rural retreat nestled in 100 acres of farmland. Just 10 miles from Suffolks Heritage coastline. This cabin features: - An outdoor spa bath which will comfortably fit two with air Jets on a completely private, enclosed deck. - Rainfall shower. - King bed with memory foam mattress. - Underfloor heating. - Dog friendly, with walks across the farm. - Meet our pigs.

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The open-plan living area features a comfortable light-colored sofa with a yellow throw, a dining table with blue chairs, and a well-equipped kitchen. Natural light filters through sliding glass doors that lead to the garden, enhancing the inviting space.
Bungalow in Wrentham
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

Modern cosy accommodation close to Southwold

Meadowside Lodge is situated in our grounds and offers peace and privacy with an enclosed garden and patio. Beautiful open space with widened doorways for wheel chair users we can also provide a ramp and shower chair if requested. There are two village pubs which are within walking distance and a small shop. This is a great base from which you can explore everything Suffolk has to offer. Not to forget we are pet friendly

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All about Walberswick

The Suffolk seaside village of Walberswick is filled with Georgian architecture, whitewashed fishermen’s cottages, sandy beaches lined with dunes and waving sea grasses, and protected marshlands populated by otters. Once a vital port and fishing centre, Walberswick remains a popular crabbing spot. It’s also a popular holiday destination — the coast is especially bustling during the warmer months.

The area’s quiet beauty has lured many famous painters and artists over the centuries, and you can find some Walberswick seaside scenes hanging in the Tate. Inland, find even more natural beauty in the wooded Walberswick Nature Reserve, where there are plenty of trails to explore.

The town centre boasts a number of options for spending your time away from the waves and woodlands. Here you’ll find local craft shops, tea rooms, and award-winning pubs as well as seaside stalls selling fresh-caught crab. For a taste of medieval times, explore the picturesque 15th-century ruins of St. Andrews stone church.

What are the top things to do in Walberswick?

Walberswick Beach

Just a short walk from the middle of the village is a wild and windswept beach with a mix of sand and stones. Walberswick Beach makes for a great picnic or sunbathing spot. You can swim here, although you’ll want to pay attention to the tide and the size of the waves. The wind can get quite blustery here — which also makes it a great spot for surfers and sea kayakers. There’s a mobile ice cream stall during the warmer months, and views of Southwold Lighthouse in the distance.

Walberswick Nature Reserve

This 1,200-hectare protected area contains varied habitats like woodland, salt marshland, heath, and grasslands that are vital for a variety of birds and flora. There are plenty of walks to explore here, depending on how long you’d like to be out for. Follow the boardwalk out to the shingle beach, where you can spot sea anemone in small tidepools. The paths in the reserve will take you all the way to Dunwich, where you can spend a few hours exploring ruins from its prosperous medieval past.

Southwold

From the town centre, you can take a small ferry or walk over the River Blyth to spend a day in the pretty town of Southwold. Southwold is surrounded by water on three sides, and you’ll be able to walk up the working local lighthouse for panoramic views of it all. You can also spend a day in one of the brightly coloured beach huts, walk along the restored Victorian pier, or shop around for souvenirs.

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