Log Cabins to RentImages of beach huts and sweeping shingle beaches describes Suffolks beautiful coastline with Southwold and Aldeburgh or sandy Lowestoft. Perfect for cycling, walking the dog or even a spot of windsurfing. Great pubs and resturants and good local food.
Cratfield, Suffolk, East of England
From £1568
Availability
A luxuriously furnished tent for couples, offering the chance to unwind and enjoy the beautiful, natural surroundings. Set in a generous meadow surrounded by trees and flowers, with a large soaking tub, hammock and deck chairs. The perfect pick for those seeking privacy and tranquillity, close to market towns and coastal villages alike. The Apple Bobber is part of a collection of luxurious accommodation at The Firs, Suffolk and offers the opportunity for private sauna sessions, hiring bikes and other bespoke extras to create a special stay.
The spacious safari tent is set in its own meadow, tucked in a corner, guaranteeing privacy and quietude. Complete with a well-equipped kitchen area with sink, two ring induction hob and all the usual provisions, you won’t ever have to leave this space if you prefer to while away the days reading books, sunbathing, soaking in the hot tub or swaying in the outdoor hammock. Books and games are provided for entertainment and there is full Wi-Fi on site.
A luxurious super-king cashmere bed ensures a restful sleep in this light and bright accommodation. For cooler weather, there’s a wood burning stove to enjoy cosying beside in the stylish butterfly ranch chairs. Complete with a luxury en-suite shower, this accommodation is truly perfect for a couple’s retreat, or you can invite friends and family to stay on-site in the additional lodges and tents on offer.
The Firs Suffolk is in a dark skies area where light pollution is extremely low, making for special times surveying the skies from your private soaking tub, beside your firepit or from your hammock strung between the trees, counting the shooting stars.
No matter the season, there’s a wealth of open space and fresh air available in the picturesque grounds and meadows. This is a great choice for couple’s getaways, family reunions, and friend’s celebrations. Highly recommended for those seeking restoration, quiet, and wildlife. The lodges provide everything you need to get away from it all.
Beyond your tent, there’s an on-site sauna at The Piggery Spa, available for private 2-hour hire for a small additional charge. The spa facilities include sauna, external hot shower and plunge bucket, indoor shower and changing facilities, and a relaxation area with tea-making facilities and filtered water.
Dutch style bicycles are available for hire. Wander in the woods, play boules on the pétanque pitch, relax by the pond, or borrow a map and explore the fields and footpaths nearby. There’s a rustic fairy-lit outdoor dining space with a large pizza oven and firepit BBQ. The site also benefits from a shared utility area with washing machine, tumble dryer and microwave.
Just beyond The Firs Suffolk are the lovely nearby towns of Halesworth, Harleston, Framlingham, Southwold and Aldeburgh with so much to do, see and experience. See our ‘Location’ information for more details on lovely hidden gems to eat, drink and explore.
There are four luxury lodges available to book: Stables (sleeps 4), The Butterchurn (sleeps 2), The Cowshed (sleeps 2), The Old Press (sleeps 2), as well as another tent The Bushel (sleeps 4). Alternatively, you can book the entire site for larger groups.
All ground floor accommodation:
Kitchen:
Double induction hob, toaster, standard pod Nespresso machine, kettle, fridge with ice box, pots, pans, crockery and utensils, BBQ utensils
Open plan sitting room and bedroom:
Two Butterfly Ranch chairs, dining table and chairs, coffee table and Apple Stack wood burning stove, Roberts digital radio, Wi-Fi throughout (you may wish to bring a laptop to watch films/Television), clothes airer
Bedroom one
Super-king sized Hypnos cashmere bed, bedside table, lamps, clothes storage, hairdryer.
En-suite shower room:
Walk-in shower, WC, wash basin, heated towel rail
Outside:
Outdoor table and chairs, hammock, large luxury wood fired hot tub, firepit BBQ with log seating alongside
Additional information:
The Firs team will contact confirmed guests by email to arrange some finer details, including optional extras (for a small additional charge): choose from pre-lit hot tubs so you can jump straight in on arrival!, pizza oven hire, local sourdough pizza dough, sauna time in The Piggery Spa, and cycle hire (bring your own helmet).
Sorry, this property is not suitable for dogs due to the open nature of the gardens
This cabin is located in Halesworth. Heveningham Hall and Halesworth Museum are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Oasis Camel Park and RSPB Minsmere. Easton Farm Park and Carters Teapots are also worth visiting. Sailing and fishing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with cycling nearby.
Shimpling is tucked away in peaceful countryside and close to some of Suffolk's prettiest villages. Clare, Cavendish and Long Melford are all close by, as is Lavenham, which is a true picture postcard village with timber framed houses and a wonderful church. There are a number of places of historic interest in the area including Kentwell Hall, Long Melford Hall and Gainsborough House. Historic Bury St Edmunds offers good shopping and dining facilities in addition to the Greene King Brewery, where tours are available.
The Cartlodge, Maltings Farm is a fabulously converted single storey farm building, situated in a courtyard setting with private garden. It is designed to really give the wow factor, sympathetically combining old world green oak beams with hi-spec, luxurious contemporary styling. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, romantic breaks. Shop: 6 miles Pub: 0.5 miles.
Ground Floor:
Open Plan Living Area comprising a kitchen with electric cooker, microwave and fridge
Sitting/Dining Area with a plasma screen TV and surround sound system and DVD
Utility Area with washing machine and drying area
Shower Room with a shower cubicle, washbasin and w.c..
Bedroom 1 with a double bed
Garden: Patio area and communal garden. Tennis court.
Parking: Private.
Heating: Full central heating.
Also Provided: Books and games. Welcome Pack. Bicycles available.
Located just a short stroll from the shops, seaside and pubs of charming Southwold, The Garden Den comprises of two properties, perfect for a group of up to eight friends to holiday together both in privacy and proximity.
With two separate entrances, each property sits in a quiet cobbled courtyard. The larger of the two properties, the Garden Lodge, opens up to a beautiful kitchen and living area with wooden flooring, panelled walls and feature fireplace. The open plan kitchen is a perfect space for cooking up an evening meal to be served at the large central dining table. You’ll find all you need to a high specification from a Wolf range cooker with four ring gas burners to Miele fridge freezer and dishwasher, plus a Nespresso coffee machine, KitchenAid mixer and Miele washing machine and dryer.
A stylish yet comfortable lounge area holds a Smart TV and cosy wood burning stove to keep your living quarters warm and toasty in colder months. Up to the first floor you will find further luxury with a master suite boasting a super-king Hypnos mattress and en-suite with rain shower and WC. A charming double room has the added benefit of a stunning Juliet balcony allowing you to open the doors and look out on the courtyard. A further twin room, that can be turned into a double, finishes the floor.
The neighbouring Mole End, continues the stylish décor with a convenient entrance hall, holding storage for shoes and coats and a washing machine and dryer tucked away for convenience. A double room with Hypnos mattress has access to a gorgeous, tiled bathroom with walk-in rain shower and roll top bath.
Taking the steps to the first floor you will find a charming kitchen and sitting area, with Miele electric oven and four ring gas hob, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, Smart TV and small dining table.
The Garden Den provides an ideal spot for groups of two families or friends to keep their own independence whilst being just a few steps from each other, all located in a bustling central spot in the Southwold South Green area.
A small seaside village on the Suffolk Coast, Southwold combines a sandy shingle coastline with a bustling market town with much to see and do. Clamber to the top of the town’s working lighthouse, operating since 1887, this remarkable landmark is a great place to survey the coastline from its inland location.
The calling card of many a British seaside town is the pier, and Southwold doesn’t disappoint. Southwold pier has many crafty shops and a wall of crazy mirrors to keep the kids entertained. An eccentric Under the Pier show offers an array of weird and wonderful coin-operated interactive machines which is well worth a visit and why not finish it off with some chunky fish finger sandwiches at The Boardwalk on the pier or for the best local fish and chips head to Sole Bay’s Fish Company.
Follow the pastel-painted beach huts to the shingle and sand of Southwold Beach, a great spot for pebble-skimming, splashing in the water and taking in the vintage charm of the local beach. For further coastline exploring why not take a drive to Aldeburgh Beach, one of the most popular on the Suffolk coast, with a host of quirky historic buildings from a Martello Tower, a converted windmill and a Norman church lining the coast. A history of art and culture is connected with Aldeburgh with Caroline Wiseman’s gallery located right on the beach.
Under an hour’s drive away is Framlington Castle a magnificent 12th century fortress with a fascinating history. Embark on the 10.5m high Wall Walk that has stood for over 800 years looking down on spectacular views of Framlingham mere. There is also a workhouse and exhibition to explore, detailing the former residents of the Castle including Mary Tudor, who was proclaimed Queen in 1553 at the Castle itself.
More historic findings can be discovered at Suffolk’s awe-inspiring Anglo Saxon burial site at Sutton Hoo, the subject of Netflix film “The Dig.” Alongside the site itself you can look out from the 17-metre-high viewing tower, take a stroll through the charming woodland or pay a visit to the High Hall exhibition featuring replicas and original objects found at the site.
With charm and character in abundance, The Greenhouse is a fantastic retreat for seven guests wanting to relax, unwind and enjoy the picturesque Suffolk village of Woodbridge and its surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Greenhouse has undergone a sensational renovation to offer luxurious, tasteful spaces with wonderful nods from the past. It is a pet friendly property so you can even take your furry friends along to this gorgeous rural retreat.
Woodbridge offers much charm and is sprinkled with excellent art galleries, cosy cafes, wonderful restaurants and traditional, colourful fishing boats bobbing in the water. You will enjoy long walks along the River Deben, mesmerised by the water activity and gorgeous views with Sutton Hoo on the horizon. You can stop at one of the many countryside pubs and soak up the heritage of this beautiful Suffolk village, stopping at the famous Tide Mill and its bustling market.
The Greenhouse sits in the heart of the village. It is beautifully presented throughout with amazing interior design, outstanding craftsmanship and fabulous character. The living room is drowned in natural light which streams through a wall of picture windows which also offer wonderful views across Elmhurst Park. It is a beautiful room in calm natural tones with a large wall-mounted Smart television for your enjoyment and a log burning stove for a crackling atmosphere as a rural chill descends. This room leads through to an impressive sun room which enjoys superb views where you can dine in style. The large, modern kitchen diner is amazing with gorgeous features including exposed beams and red brick walls. It offers an excellent array of cabinetry and appliances as well as a sociable island with stools so that the chef in your group always has company. The dining area is stunning with its beautifully carved beams and natural wood table.
The Greenhouse boasts three sublime bedrooms and three stunning bathrooms. One of the rooms enjoys a sumptuous, beautiful dressed super kingsize bed and a walk-in wardrobe and the other two offer lavish kingsize beds, one of which also offers a sofa bed for an extra guest should you have more than six guests. This characterful room offers ancient beams and much charm. The two kingsize rooms boast ensuite bathrooms, the second with a relaxing bath and overhead shower. The family bathroom is gorgeous with a freestanding bath to soak away any stresses you may have left and a separate shower.
The Greenhouse also comes with a private garden for relaxation, playing with your furry friend and soaking up the Suffolk sunshine.
It is easy to see why Woodbridge is known as the ‘gem’ in Suffolk’s crown and has been named as the best place to live in the East of England! This picturesque, vibrant market town sits on the banks of the River Deben offering excellent shopping, superb pubs and wonderful restaurants as well as numerous activities indoors and outdoors. On the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Woodbridge is an excellent base to explore the Suffolk countryside and visit the stunning Suffolk Heritage Coast. It is situated roughly 8 miles from the sea and is close to some major archaeological sites of the Anglo-Saxon period, including the Sutton Hoo burial ship. The town’s tide mill is a very successful tourist attraction. It was one of the first tide mills in the country and unquestionably the last working one, operating for well over 800 years. The mill has a fascinating history. The earliest record of a tide mill is in 1170 when it was owned by the Augustinian Priors until Henry VIII confiscated it. In 1793, the present mill was built in the site of the earlier ones. It was opened to the public in 1973 and restoration work has brought it back into use as a fully working tide mill.
Thanks to a huge National Lottery grant and fundraising, Sutton Hoo is transforming the way that we tell the story of one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time. The National Trust manages the hauntingly beautiful 255 acre estate with its far-reaching views over the River Deben. Visitors can walk around the Royal Burial Ground and discover the incredible story of the the ship burial of an Anglo-Saxon King and his treasured possessions.
The Orford Ness Nature Reserve is wild, remote and exposed. It contains the ruined remnants of a disturbing past where weapons, including atomic bombs, were once tested ad perfected. Rare and fragile wildlife thrives in this lovely spot.
The Greenhouse is within an easy drive of the charming coastal village of Aldeburgh. Aldeburgh offers highly distinctive architecture, much charm, a welcoming ambience and a lovely beach. Famous for its connection with the composer Benjamin Britten, it boasts a stunning ‘Scallop’ sculpture on the beach which is four metres high and is inscribed with the words ‘I hear those voices that will not be drowned’ from Britten’s famous opera Grimes. There is an annual Aldeburgh Festival which takes place in June and was originally founded by Benjamin Brittan. You can visit The Red House where he stayed for a glimpse of his life. Visitors can buy the freshest of catches at the fisherman’s huts on the beach for your alfresco supper or visit the numerous art galleries.
Just along the coast, Thorpeness is a magical, mystical village where you will find The Meare, an artificially created, Peter Pan themed boating lake. The landings and tiny islands have Peter Pan names such as ‘The Pirate’s Lair’ and ‘Wendy’s Island’. Visitors can hire rowing boats and enjoy family rowing on the water. Thorpeness Golf Club is regarded as one of Suffolk’s finest with 18 holes and par 70, just a stone’s throw from the beach.
The Hidden Hollow is a magical fairy-tale re-creation of Shire Hollow, a real-life Hobbit house, sleeping up to four guests. Modelled on JRR Tolkien's Middle-earth fantasy world, this magnificent construction recreates the imaginary dreamland of life in The Shire with this full-scale human-sized hobbit house.
This custom-built holiday property takes the form of a top-quality Finnish log cabin, sleeping up to 4 people for a Suffolk break. Enjoy the comfortable furnishings and charming ambience as you relax in stylish surroundings.
The spacious living area has a fabulous homely feel with a contemporary wood burning stove for those cosy nights curled up on the sofa. There is a large balcony leading out from the main sitting room area with wonderful chunky wooden sofas and garden furniture – sit back, enjoy the peace and relax watching goats and sheep graze in the neighbouring paddocks.
Inside the Lodge boasts two good sized bedrooms – one double and one twin – with the double having an en-suite bathroom with modern shower. The family bathroom has a freestanding bath and stunning Moroccan basin. Highly eco-friendly, the cabin is well insulated so cool in summer and warm in winter – it is heated throughout with underfloor heating from an air heat source system.
Set in a mature garden with a terraced area for outside dining, the Lodge has wonderful views from the garden and main bedroom over rolling Suffolk farmland.
If you can tear yourself away from the fantastic views across the countryside there are some beautiful places to visit in the local area. There are a number of circular walks out from the Lodge or head to Priestley Wood to see the bluebells in bloom. The wood is ranked in The Woodland Trusts top 10 bluebell woods and you may also find a number of species of orchids.
If you are interested in medieval history, a trip to one of the wool towns will allow you to see the architecture associated with the wealth of the wool trade. Long Melford and Lavenham are both worth a visit with a number of fine buildings to explore including the churches. Long Melford is also home to Kentwell Hall, a Tudor manor and estate. The Hall hosts a number of historical re-enactments throughout the year and other events which for younger visitors gives them a living history experience.
This area of Suffolk has also provided inspiration for several world-famous painters – John Constable, Thomas Gainsborough and Alfred Munnings. There are several museums dedicated to the artists and you can explore the countryside which provided such an important influence for them with their work.
Only two hours from London, yet sitting in the middle of stunning Suffolk countryside, The Lodge really is ideal for couples looking to explore the local area but also for families keen to discover a bit of the county. Leaving behind the hustle and bustle of daily life you can return to the peace and quiet of The Lodge and enjoy the views from the verandah or the cosiness of the sitting area.
All Ground Floor Accommodation: Open plan living area with wooden floors and underfloor heating: Sitting room With wood burning stove, leather sofas and a Freeview television. Dining area With dining table and seating for six. Master Bedroom With a double bed and en-suite shower room. Twin bedroom With two 3' single beds. Bathroom With bath, wash basin and WC. Outside: Set in a mature garden with terraced area for outside dining, garden furniture and barbecue. Parking. Additional Information: A well behaved dog is welcome (small additional charge).
From the outside of The Loft, you would never guess the mastery in design that lies within! Though still gorgeous outside, this two centuries old former corset factory and furniture warehouse offer stunning, atmospheric New York loft living with contemporary industrial vibes throughout. The three bedrooms are all downstairs with dreamy ensuite bathrooms and a delightful snug. Upstairs, you will be truly wowed at this spacious gem with incredible open plan living and illuminating light.
The clever and imaginative design has taken The Loft to heavenly heights. Careful restoration has left warm exposed brickwork, iron beams, and glints of copper from days of old meeting trendy, contemporary style. With industrial inspiration, the double-height living spaces make you think of New York loft living. There are hints throughout the buildings ancient past. A large section of the vaulted roof is made of glass with stunning effect. The sleek black kitchen complements the anthracite steel ceiling and blends brilliantly with the beaming exposed brickwork. Your party chef will be very impressed! Colourful chairs surround the gorgeous dining table, perfect for a celebration feast. This is a very social space. Underfloor heating throughout warms your feet through the outstanding wooden floor. The lounge area is another statement, with trendy, comfy sofas surrounding the contemporary wood-burning stove: even the utility room excudes style and elegance, all in black.
Downstairs, three sensational bedrooms offer superb sleeping accommodation for 6, all with kingsize beds and ensuite bathrooms. The industrial theme continues together with modern artwork and luxury linens. The snug is a comfy hideaway with gorgeous turquoise seating where you can escape to enjoy your holiday read, catch up on emails or children can watch some television or play games.
Located in Woodbridge's pretty market town, this wonderful, unique conversion is sure to impress, enthral and delight. You are in the centre of the town to walk from your doorstep to enjoy all that Woodbridge has to offer.
The Loft is a pet-friendly house too, so you are very welcome to bring along two of your furry friends.
The delightful, historic town of Woodbridge lies 8 miles up the River Deben from the sea. It is close to some major archaeological Anglo-Saxon sites including the Sutton Hoo burial ships. Woodbridge is famous for its attractive boating harbour, The Tide Mill and has previously been named as the best place to live in the East of England!
It is on the edge of the glorious Suffolk coast and an the Heath Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Woodbridge boasts some excellent shops and superb pubs and restaurants. The town’s river walk and the Tide Mill was voted the most loved element of Woodbridge by the residents. Visitors can enjoy a delicious cup of coffee on the quayside and stroll along the riverside paths admiring the iconic working Tide Mill. The riverside vistas are incredibly pretty and Instagram worthy! You might even spot a seal along the way. There are many unique, independent shops in Woodbridge, even a violin shop. There are frequent local produce, vintage and craft markets held on the Market Hill, in the shadow of the stunning Shire Hall.
Woodbridge’s Valley Farm Equestrian Leisure is sure to be hit with horse loving visitors. All abilities and ages over 4 can enjoy meeting, petting and learning about the horses and animals. There are some lovely tracks through the woodland and along the river banks. They offer one-off sessions or courses.
The National Trust’s Sutton Hoo is a popular visitor attraction. It is home to great archaeological discoveries. Visitors can walk around the ancient burial mounds, discovering the incredible story of the ship burial of an Anglo-Saxon King and his treasured possessions. There is a full-size reconstruction of the burial chamber and stunning replica treasures. There are also original finds, including a prince’’s sword. Sutton Hoo is a hauntingly beautiful 255 acre estate with stunning views over the River Deben. It is a fantastic day out, even if you are not particularly interested in archaeological finds. Inside the Edwardian house, children can dress up like Anglo-Saxons and outside they can enjoy the adventure playground.
You may want to drive through the countryside area of outstanding beauty for a day at the seaside at Aldeburgh. This pretty, quaint village boasts pretty, pastel painted architecture, art galleries for a browse, charming coffee shops, lovely restaurants and a delightful beach. The stunning ‘Scallop’ sculpture on the beach is 4 metres high and is inscribed with the words ‘I hear those voices that will not be drowned’ from Benjamin Britten’s famous opera Grimes. It is a celebration of the village’s famous resident of more than 30 years. There is an annual Aldeburgh Festival which takes place in June. Visitors can buy the freshest of catches at the colourful fisherman’s huts on the beach and head along to the estuary to admire the lovely sailboats and yachts.
The Retreat
The retreat is cosy log cabin offering a self catering experience. The cabin is situated on the outskirts of the quaint village of Boxford and positioned amongst farmland with spectacular countryside views stretching for miles.
The cabin is tastefully decorated with all mod cons and can accommodate 2 adults comfortably with the option to accommodate two more people on a small pull out sofa bed in the living room.
Living accommodation
Double bedroom with king size comfy double bed all bedding and towels provided
Living room with large flatscreen tv cosy electric fireplace with large windows to enjoy the breathtaking views.
Small kitchen with 4 ringed hob - oven - fridge - microwave - and dishwasher
toilet and shower room - fully central heated - fans for when the weather is warm
Free WiFi
Free Netflix
Free onsite parking
Non smoking cabins
About Boxford
The village of Boxford offers a warm small village atmosphere and boasts a local pub offering a selection of wholesome meals, a few local shops including a delightful tea room offering a wide array of delicious home made lunches and cakes. Walking distance to the village will take about 30 mins and on a nice day it's well worth the walk
Being a semi rural area there are many countryside walks as you walk out of the retreat - great for nature lovers or just people looking for peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of life
There is an on-site holistic therapy centre offering holistic therapies spa pampering and massages
Please see our therapy website for more information www.theangeltherapyrooms.co.uk
When you stay at the retreat you will be woken to the sound of the birds singing and have access to beautiful country walks on your doorstep - watch amazing sunsets from the front verandah of the cabin and easy access to some local tourist attractions such as the quaint old villages of long Medford Claire and lavenham - Sudbury is a short drive as is colchester and bury st Edmunds
Lots of wonderful restaurants cafes pubs and bistros within a short drive from the retreat
Located in Sudbury, this cabin is in a rural area. Dedham Vale and Gainsborough's House are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Assington Barn and East Anglian Railway Museum. Lavenham Falconry and Tenpin Bowling Colchester are also worth visiting. Take time off to check out the winery tours in the area, or get some fresh air with adventures like cycling, mountain biking, and hiking nearby.
Stowmarket, Suffolk, East of England
From £980
Availability
This unique, Finnish log cabin has been built to the highest standard and is comfortably furnished throughout. The spacious living area has a fabulous homely feel with a contemporary wood burning stove for those cosy nights curled up on the sofa. There is a large balcony leading out from the main sitting room area with wonderful chunky wooden sofas and garden furniture – sit back, enjoy the peace and relax watching goats and sheep graze in the neighbouring paddocks.
Inside the Lodge boasts two good sized bedrooms – one double and one twin – with the double having an en-suite bathroom with modern shower. The family bathroom has a freestanding bath and stunning Moroccan basin. Highly eco-friendly, the cabin is well insulated so cool in summer and warm in winter – it is heated throughout with underfloor heating from an air heat source system.
Set in a mature garden with a terraced area for outside dining, the Lodge has wonderful views from the garden and main bedroom over rolling Suffolk farmland.
Ground Floor:
Open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting area
Kitchen
With electric oven and hob, fridge with icebox, microwave and Melitta filter coffee machine.
Dining area
With table and chairs for up to four guests.
Sitting room
With bi-fold doors, smart television and bluetooth speaker.
Cloakroom
With wash basin and WC.
First Floor:
Bedroom
With twin 3' single beds.
Shower room
With shower cubicle, wash basin and WC.
Outside:
Outdoor dining furniture.
Off-road parking for two cars.
Additional Information:
Children and infants welcome - please bring your own travel cot and high chair.
Double sofa bed available on request.
Underfloor heating.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge).
Outside:
Set in a mature garden with terraced area for outside dining, garden furniture and barbecue.
Parking.
This cabin is located in Stowmarket. Wattisham Station Heritage Airfield Museum and Helmingham Hall are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Blakenham Woodland Garden and Suffolk Owl Sanctuary. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Crown Pools or Portman Road. Take an opportunity to explore the area for outdoor excitement like cycling and other activities like birdwatching.
Walberswick, Suffolk, Suffolk, East of England
From £1190
Availability
The Viking Hutte--complete with roof top vulture keeping a keen eye on the neighbours--is a dual purpose building in the grounds of our main house. One wing of the Hutte is a music studio/office, the other a large bedroom with comfortable kingsize bed. Guests have sole use of bedroom, large shower room, eat-in foyer, kitchenette and patio. Main door into foyer occasionally used by composer husband for studio access but he's only a little chap and not noisy and rarely there when you are.
The space
We live in the main house and share the drive. Hutte kitchenette has a fridge and microwave but no hob. I provide Welcome Snack Basket plus good quality bread, granola, yogurt, milk, jam and other breakfast basics but if you want a cooked one, the Anchor is a short walk down the road and they will oblige (to be paid for separately).
No children. Both my husband and I work from home. I'm a writer, he's a composer. No dogs. Love them to pieces but Mabel our Parsons Jack is an unwelcoming snob regarding any guest with four legs.
Parking space available. Please keep gate shut for Mabel's sake.
There is no TV but good wifi and lots of books.
Hutte is on one level, one small step up over the threshold.
Guest access
Guests are welcome most anywhere on the property, as long as tidy and not playing loud music and don't let the dog out.
PLEASE NOTE:
We have a 4 NIGHT MAXIMUM BOOKING policy, except by arrangement. The reason for this is work-based, we often have visiting recording artists staying and sessions sometimes over run and so on. Message me.
This cabin is located in Reydon. Suffolk Coast National Nature Reserve and Suffolk Coast and Heaths reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Pier and RSPB Minsmere. Henstead Exotic Gardens and Africa Alive! are also worth visiting.
