Victorian splendour, perfect location, just a short stroll from the beach. Enjoy an unforgettable seaside holiday in this spacious Victorian town house which maintains its original elegance and charm. All rooms are spacious and well furnished, there is a delightful living room which retains its original oak panelling with Victorian fireplace. There is a second cosy sitting room which also has Sky TV, a video/DVD and folding double doors which can be opened into the dining-room, making an ideal space for a large family gathering or reunion. Cautley House enjoys a sunny, south-west facing courtyard garden providing an ideal space for al fresco dining; for chillier days relax in Cautley’s charming sun room overlooking the garden.
Situated in the heart of the picturesque seaside town of Southwold, Cautley House is ideally located for both the high street and the seafront with its Art Deco pier, colourful beach huts and working lighthouse. Southwold boasts predominantly Georgian and Victorian architecture and has a wealth of individual shops and boutiques, restaurants and traditional public houses serving the locally brewed Adnams Ale. An excellent base for exploring the Suffolk Heritage coastline with neighbouring towns and villages such as Aldeburgh, Thorpeness, Orford and Dunwich all well worth a visit. Take a trip across the River Blyth by foot ferry to explore the picturesque village of Walberswick, returning via the footbridge for an enjoyable day out or visit the nearby RSPB reserve at Minsmere. Pub 100 yards.

This attractive, spacious, detached Victorian house is ideally situated within the conservation area of the popular village of Dunwich on the Suffolk Heritage Coast, making it the perfect location for family holidays. Recently refurbished it retains much of its original character but now provides modern comfortable living with a twist.

The upper floor has been converted to spacious living accommodation to offer panoramic views across forest, marshes, beach and out to sea. Dunwich is a unique small fishing village ideally located between Southwold and Aldeburgh in a very beautiful and historic part of the East Anglian coastline. Dunwich is surrounded by extensive heathlands, forest, marsh and reedy foreshore leading on to miles of unspoilt beaches.

A birdwatcher’s paradise, the RSPB reserve at Minsmere is only a few minutes away. There is an interesting museum, a well known fish and chip restaurant, and gift shop on the beach where freshly caught fish can be purchased directly from fishermen. There is a wide range of activities available in the area including bird watching, walking, cycling and sailing. The famous resorts of Southwold, with its lighthouse, pier and colourful beach huts and Aldeburgh, famous for its connections with composer Benjamin Britten, are a short drive away, as are the picturesque villages of Walberswick and Orford. Pub 200 yards.

Thought to originally have been the dairy and cheese loft adjoining Butlers Hall (15th-century, Grade II* listed farmhouse mentioned in the Domesday Book), this 17th-century renovated wing offers delightful holiday accommodation. It has stunning views, in an idyllic countryside location, accessed by a ½-mile track. Set in the hall’s 4-acre grounds (with orchard, kitchen garden), it has its own garden area. Easy access to picturesque, historical villages of Suffolk, Essex, Constable Country, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Colchester and coast. Local bridleways (for walking, cycling), farm shop, excellent restaurants, pubs (nearest 1½ miles). Riding, golf, sailing, kayaking, swimming locally.

This large, detached Georgian farmhouse is an ideal holiday venue for a family celebration or get together with friends. Very well equipped and furnished, Wash Farm enjoys a peaceful setting surrounded by open countryside, where guests can relax in the delightful lawned garden or enjoy a stroll around the owner’s woodland which leads down to a brook, and there is also the added bonus of taking riding lessons at the stables nearby. Located in an excellent area for walking, cycling and bird watching, local footpaths abound. There are many picturesque towns and villages to visit locally, including Clare, Lavenham, Long Melford, Cavendish and Bury St. Edmunds, all with an interesting range of shops, restaurants and attractions. Wash Farm is conveniently situated for visiting Newmarket for a day at the races or a visit to the National Horse Racing Museum and the historic city of Cambridge, with its world famous colleges, museums, botanic gardens and punting on the River Cam. Also within easy reach are Linton Zoo and the Colne Valley Railway. Pub ½ mile.

Facing the village green in the quintessentially English village of Monks Eleigh, Willow Cottage makes a perfect romantic holiday retreat. Renovated to a high standard with a charming, secluded, south facing rear garden, this end one of row of three Victorian cottages is light and spacious inside. Close to the village store and pub there are numerous villages nearby to visit including Lavenham, Long Melford, Clare and Kersey. The market towns of Sudbury and Hadleigh are also an easy drive; the ideal location to explore the delights of the Suffolk and Essex countryside. Excellent riding, walking and cycling area, it is also close to the River Stour. Pub 20 yards.

Primrose Cottage is a very pretty detached Victorian house which was formerly two cottages. A perfect holiday retreat, it has been lovingly restored and furnished to a high standard with hand painted silk curtains in the living room.

Conveniently situated for the Suffolk Heritage Coast, Dedham Vale and Constable Country. Visit Woodbridge (with shops and restaurants, an independent cinema, swimming pool and sailing), Sutton Hoo (NT) and the museum of East Anglian Life at Stowmarket. Pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Chippenhall Hall is a delightful, heavily-timbered medieval manor which is recorded in the Domesday Book and has featured in period films. Set in a secluded location in the Waveney Valley along a leafy drive, there are 8 acres of grounds plus an outdoor unheated swimming-pool available from May to mid September. Located in the heart of rural Suffolk it is the ideal holiday location for a family celebration or get together with friends, a place in which you can relax and unwind. From the moment guests step through the medieval oak door they will be captivated by Chippenhall Hall. The bedrooms are all named according to past historical use; all are heavily beamed and have either an en-suite shower or bath. The nearby village of Fressingfield has a traditional country pub, an award winning restaurant and a well stocked village shop. Slightly further on are the charming market towns of Harletston and Diss both with an interesting range of specialists shops. An ideal location for walking, cycling, bird watching and fishing or spending a day boating on the Norfolk Broads at nearby Beccles or canoeing (canoes available for hire in Bungay). Also conveniently situated for the renowned Suffolk Heritage Coastline, a 30-minute drive leads to the seaside of Southwold, Walberswick and Aldeburgh. Pub and restaurant 1½ miles.