Town and Country - Visit Bury St Edmunds

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Town and Country
Holiday Guide 2012
a guide for things to do and places to stay
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Suffolk Town and Country...
Suffolk’s towns are shaped by hundreds of years of
history. On a visit, discover Bury St Edmunds’ beautiful cathedral with its recently-built
tower, on the same spot where people have
worshipped for over 1,000 years.
See Lavenham’s medieval houses and guildhall built during the town’s heyday, and go to the races
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horseracing to the town. In Ipswich see the iconic 1975 ‘Willis’ building reflecting its surroundings
in its curved black glass exterior, then step
into the 21st century with a visit to the
Waterfront and new university, or to Bury St Edmunds’ new shopping centre.
Design: Barber Jackson Ltd. www.barberjackson.com Cover photograph: Mike Baker Image of The Grove Cottages Lavenham courtesy of Mark Scott
Welcome to...
at Newmarket in the footsteps of 17th century kings and queens who brought their passion for
Suffolk’s country, with its big skies and open
countryside, inspired Constable’s paintings. Visit in all seasons
and let the river valleys, lakes and forests inspire you too. Explore nature reserves to
discover the fragile landscapes and wildlife of heathlands, brecks, fens and ancient woodland.
things to see and do throughout Suffolk Town and
Country. Choose your accommodation from hotels, guesthouses or bed and
Use this guide to find out about
breakfasts, camping and caravanning or cosy self-catering cottages and apartments.
Inside...
Big skies and wide
open spaces
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Guide to symbols and
quality ratings
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Things to see and do
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Heritage and culture
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Hotels, guest houses
and bed & breakfast 15
Directory of
places to visit
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Events and
entertainment
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Tourist Information
Centres
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Map of places to stay
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Fresh and delicious locally
made food and drink
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Self-catering cottages
and apartments
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It’s easy to get here
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Speciality shopping
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Camping and
caravanning
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Olympics – around an
hour away by train
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This guide is produced by the Tourism Teams at
Babergh, Forest Heath and Mid Suffolk District Councils
and St Edmundsbury Borough Council
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Fresh air, big skies...
Hire a bike and enjoy autumn colours along
a forest track at High Lodge or easy trails
in Brandon Country Park. Cycle around
Eye, or ride the Millers’ Trail to discover
traditional villages.
Explore a Victorian
station then stroll
along a former railway
line at Clare Castle
Country Park. Walk at
Thornham, or watch birds
on the River Deben.
Swing through the trees on the high
ropes course, let the kids run free
on the adventure playground, then
get lost in the maze at High Lodge
Forest Centre.
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...and wide open spaces
Bring your
binoculars and you
might spot a hobby
flying over the reeds
at Lakenheath Fen.
Look for dragonflies
at award-winning
Needham Lake.
With lakes and rivers reflecting big skies familiar from
Constable’s masterpieces; golden fields edged with wild
flowers; and heathland, fens and forests full of wildlife, it’s
no wonder that people choose Suffolk as a place to enjoy
the great outdoors.
Enjoy fishing in beautiful rural
surroundings, play a round of
golf, or ride horseback along
bridleways and forest tracks.
Hire a rowing boat at Brandon. Take
a river trip on the Orwell Lady past the
bustle of Ipswich docks to the peaceful
Orwell Estuary.
Watch an Anglo-Saxon
wood cutter at work at
West Stow or take your
little ones to meet the
lambs at Baylham Rare
Breeds Farm.
Pack a picnic and relax by
award-winning floral displays
in Bury St Edmunds’ Abbey
Gardens, or find a shady spot
under the trees at Nowton Park.
Escape to west Suffolk and the strange and beautiful landscape of the Brecks. Once covered
with heather, grasses, gorse and bracken, many acres are now planted with pine trees, while
the remaining stretches of heathland are vital habitats for wildlife such as the rare stone
curlew and woodlark.
Explore the beautiful River Waveney, bordering Norfolk, and find the largest remaining
river valley fen in England. From the source of the Stour in Mildenhall, follow the river as it
threads its way along Suffolk’s southern border through Clare, Long Melford and Sudbury to
Dedham and beyond.
Between these rivers, find a rural landscape dotted with hamlets, medieval villages, small
towns, historic churches and ancient woodland. Some of the very first English villages were
created here by Anglo Saxon settlers.
Explore the coast with its shingle beaches, seaside towns and fishing boats. Just behind the
coastline discover the rich birdlife of forest, farmland and heathland in a land intersected by
estuaries and salt marshes, home to waders and wildfowl.
Find out more…
Discover the great outdoors and enjoy fun days out with
all the family. Find ideas for places to go on pages 51-53
and see advertisements on pages 44, 45, 48 and 56.
For more go to visitsuffolk.com or discoversuffolk.org.uk
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For information about the seaside towns of Felixstowe,
Aldeburgh, Southwold and Lowestoft and the beautiful
Suffolk Coast go to visitsuffolk.com or call 01502
533600 for a brochure about the area.
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An Anglo Saxon ship burial, a
medieval merchant’s house, or a
Georgian theatre...
On a short break
in Suffolk you’ll see
places which tell stories
about its heritage and
culture through many
different eras.
Time travel through history and explore a
Neolithic flint mine, an Anglo-Saxon village,
a Norman motte and bailey castle or a whole
medieval village made wealthy by the wool
trade. Meet Tudor ancestors at a stately home
or take in a play at a Georgian theatre. See
the ‘sport of kings’ at an historic racetrack or
visit a Victorian railway station.
See your reflection in the black glass as
you stroll past an iconic 20th century office
building. Fast forward to the present to see
a contemporary university building on the
rejuvenated Waterfront at Ipswich, or shop in
the futuristic dome of Bury St Edmunds’ arc
shopping centre.
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St Edmundsbury Cathedral is
on the site of the Benedictine Abbey which
housed the body of the martyred King
Edmund. The Cathedral’s magnificent
Gothic lantern tower was completed in
2005, using traditional materials and
methods.
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...and stunning contemporary
architecture too!
Go back 75 years at Sutton Hoo to
take tea with Mrs Pretty and share the
excitement of uncovering Anglo Saxon
treasures beneath the burial mounds
beside her home.
Hear the memories of an
Edwardian cook or housemaid on
a visit to Ickworth or meet the
Tudors at regular Re-Creations of
life at Kentwell Hall.
King Charles II regularly visited
and stayed in Newmarket,
bringing his entourage for weeks
at a time to enjoy the horseracing.
Today people come here from all
over the world. On a visit you can
see Palace House, the surviving
pavilion of Charles II’s grand
Newmarket residence; find out
about the ‘sport of kings’ at the
National Horseracing Museum;
and take a tour of the National
Stud. On weekday mornings watch
racehorses training on the gallops.
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Ride a steam train at Mid Suffolk
Light Railway, join in the schoolholiday fun at Moyse’s Hall
Museum or meet friendly farm
animals at Stowmarket’s award-winning
Museum of East Anglia Life.
Climb to the top of the motte and bailey
castles at Clare and Eye.
A timber-framed guildhall and fine
medieval merchants’ houses are legacy
from a time when Lavenham
was the 14th most wealthy town in
England, thanks to the medieval wool
trade. The town’s magnificent church,
and others in surrounding villages
benefited from generous donations by
rich wool traders.
Tap into local knowledge on a
walking tour with an expert guide.
Delve into history and discover the
secrets of Bury St Edmunds,
Ipswich, Lavenham and
Flatford. At Newmarket,
see behind the scenes with the
Newmarket Experience Tour.
Find out more…
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Explore a host of fascinating historic buildings, houses
and museums. Find the details on pages 51-53 and see
advertisements on pages 43-49.
Visit the Tourist Information Centre to check out things
to do locally, or find even more visitor attractions at
visitsuffolk.com
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A day at the races, a night at the opera... ...and everything in between!
There’s a huge range of events and
entertainment in Suffolk so take a day
out and experience a world-renowned
festival, visit a steam rally or smell the
heady scent of roses on a garden open
day. Enjoy a travelling theatre show or
listen to music in a beautiful Suffolk
countryside setting.
Newmarket is home to two
magnificent racecourses.
The Rowley Mile is the most
historic stretch of turf in the world
of sport and hosts world-class racing
throughout spring and autumn. Few
occasions can match the dramatic
spectacle of its flagship event, the
QIPCO Guineas Festival
in May.
Summer heralds the magic of
the July Course with its old
fashioned grandstand, sun-dappled
lawns, magnificent beech trees and
beautiful floral displays. Highlights
are the Newmarket July
Festival and Newmarket
Nights with evening racing and
live concerts from some of the
biggest musical names.
It’s festival time! Listen to classical music at the world-famous
Aldeburgh Festival and Proms or at the Suffolk
Villages Festival. Enjoy two weeks of concerts and
events at Bury St Edmunds Festival. Sample music,
comedy and the spoken word at Latitude. Join music-lovers
in the park at IP-Art in Ipswich or out on the farm at
Jimmy’s Harvest Festival, or join in many more town
and village festivals throughout the county.
Watch top dance performance or
join a workshop at DanceEast’s
Jerwood DanceHouse on the
Ipswich Waterfront.
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Blackthorpe Barns
on the Rougham
Estate near Bury St
Edmunds is the setting
for drama, music and art
and craft events.
The magic of Christmas begins
with the Bury St Edmunds
Christmas Fayre with street
and stage entertainment, over 300
stalls and a continental market as
well as seasonal food and drink.
Discover entertainment and
creativity at Wingfield
Barns. Enjoy the arts
in a 16th century timberframed barn in a rural
setting with sweeping
views across a traditionally
farmed landscape.
Bring a picnic and listen to
opera or chamber music in the
tiny Barrandov opera
house in the rural setting
of a family arable farm near
Needham Market.
Take in drama, music or
a movie at the charming
18th century Quay
Theatre beside the river
at Sudbury.
Bring walking boots for
the Suffolk Walking
Festival from 19 May-10
June. Join in the five-day long
walk challenge or discover a
wide variety of walks in the
company of an expert guide
then enjoy a well-deserved
picnic or afternoon tea to
round off the day.
At Bury St Edmunds enjoy a
performance in the intimate and beautifully
restored Georgian Theatre Royal.
See music and drama at the new apex,
Suffolk’s new first class concert venue.
Find out more…
Look lively! There’s plenty more on offer so call in at a
Tourist Information Centre or go to visitsuffolk.com to
find out about these and other events in the area.
Go to pages 51-53 for performance venues and see
advertisements on pages 43-50. For the Olympic Torch
Relay route through Suffolk see pages 54-55.
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Only the freshest produce...
Chilli
Chilli Company,
Mendlesham
Sweet cure ham
Cyder
Neaves, Debenham
Aspall Cyder, Debenham
t h i n g o r t w o a b o u t h o w t o g r o w g r e at f o o d . O u r l a n d s c a p e
Cheese
Suffolk Gold, Coddenham
Wine
Apple juice
Ickworth Vineyard, Horringer
Wyken Vineyard
Copella, Boxford
a n d d r y, s u n n y c l i m at e a r e p e r f e c t f o r g r o w i n g t h e b e s t
‘Dirty’ celery
Celery grown in the Fens
Sausages
Elveden Estate
Musks, Newmarket
Powters, Newmarket
a r a b l e c r o p s , v i n e s a n d v e g e ta b l e s a n d b r e e d i n g p i g s .
Strawberries
Ice Cream
pick your own
Asparagus
Alder Carr Farm,
Needham Market
Farm shops and
roadside stalls
Stone ground flour
Pakenham Watermill
Pork
Jimmy’s Farm,
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When he bought the Bildeston Crown, Suffolk
farmer James Buckle made one of his dreams
come true, supplying his fine restaurant with
beef from his own herd of red poll cattle. With
a top chef, quality produce and a journey from
field to plate of only a couple of miles, perhaps
it is no surprise that the inn scooped Gold
award in the Taste Of England category of
the 2010 VisitEngland Awards for Excellence.
It may be more of a surprise to find a rare
Japanese speciality on the menu at the
Shepherd & Dog at Forward Green. Owner,
Mary Bruce says, ‘We are lucky to be in the
same village as Earl Stonham Farms who
produce Wagyu cattle. These animals eat a
top-quality diet of natural ingredients and
the delicious beef is in high demand from top
restaurants. When they asked if we would like
to have our kitchen muster up some Wagyu
burgers we jumped at the chance.’ It’s essential
to pre-order as the burgers are not always
available.
The brewing vessels are right beside the bar
at Old Cannon Brewery in Bury St Edmunds
so enjoy a pint of ale whilst watching the
next brew in the making! The kitchen has
a reputation for serving ‘the bounty of the
county’ and beer is an ingredient in many
favourite dishes.
There’s a hot and smoky menu at the Chilli
Farm, Smokehouse and Deli at Mendlesham
with farm-smoked meats, cheeses and even
chilli hot chocolate.
Looking for great places to taste Suffolk food and drink?
into delicious ingredients, meals and drinks.
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Find farm-reared lamb hotpot on the menu in
the café restaurant at Elveden Estate, or take
home a pot of hand made chutney with a twist
of ‘something special’.
Gr owers and food m akers turn our cr ops
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...makes the most delicious meals.
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Greene King
Old Cannon Brewery
many micro breweries
Go to visitsuffolk.com/food-and-drink for farm shops,
farmers’ markets and local food producers.
Old Cannon Brewery, Bury St Edmunds (see page 20)
T: 01284 768769 oldcannonbrewery.co.uk
Bildeston Crown (see page 17) T: 01449 740510
thebildestoncrown.com
Chilli Farm, (see page 49) T: 01449 766677
chillicompany.com
Shepherd & Dog, T: 01449 711361
theshepherdanddog.com
Elveden Estate T: 01842 898068
elveden.com
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Local crafts, art, antiques...
...take home something special from Suffolk
Find locally made crafts, gifts and curiosities for your home and garden in an enticing array of
shops, galleries and tourist information centres throughout Suffolk. There are five art and craft
galleries in Lavenham alone, and others in Clare, Wingfield, Woodbridge, Newmarket, Long
Melford, Sudbury, Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich. Find potteries in Debenham, Needham
Market and Kersey, or visit during June when local artists open their doors for Open Studios
and you can buy direct from the maker.
Buy traditional handmade
home furnishings at Jim
Lawrence in Hadleigh or
shop for kitchenware in
Ipswich’s Ancient House
with its elaborately decorated
plasterwork. In Newmarket
find everything from an
exclusive dress shop to an
equestrian country store
for all your horse-riding
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essentials. Look for the bigger
brand names in the new arc
shopping centre and the town
centre in Bury St Edmunds
as well as in Ipswich and
Newmarket.
Visit regular town markets and
country markets to buy local
produce and hand-made gifts
direct from the producer.
Head for Elveden Estate
where the emphasis is on
locally-made items, whether
one-off pieces by Suffolk
designers, traditional toys or
Elveden’s own irresistible bath
and body products.
An attractive, historic
market town... and
great shopping too in
Bury St
Edmunds
Browse antiques shops in
Lavenham, Clare, Hadleigh
Needham Market or
Debenham or visit regular
antiques fairs in Lavenham
and Long Melford.
There’s a great mix of big national
brands and independent retailers
across the wonderful market town of
Bury St Edmunds. With the heart of
the original town in the Buttermarket
and the Cornhill and the numerous
unique side streets, as well as the arc
development, Bury St Edmunds is
perfect for shopping.
Stop for tea and cakes in a traditional tea room or coffee
shop, or revive yourself with lunch in one of the many
excellent restaurants serving delicious fare.
www.bid4bury.com
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Indoor pool
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Four poster
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Open fire
Barbecue
HHH Good level of quality and comfort
HHHH Excellent standard throughout
HHHHH Exceptional with a degree of luxury
The quality assessment scheme is maintained
by VisitBritain (VB) and the AA.
Exceptional Quality
The Silver Award (VB) or
Highly Commended (AA) is given
for exceptional quality at all levels.
AA rosette award for good food
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No smoking
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Guide to Ratings
H Simple, comfortable, no frills
HH Well presented and well run
Local produce is used
for cooked breakfasts
Television in all
bedrooms (serviced
accommodation) or
television in unit
(self-catering)
hotel
guest house &
bed & breakfast
accommodation
The following symbols apply to
self-catering accommodation only:
What do the ratings mean?
Farm Stay UK
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The Gold Award (VB) or
Inspectors’ Choice (AA) is given
to the very ‘best of the best’.
All bed and breakfast prices
are per room and include a full
English breakfast unless stated
otherwise. The prices and
information quoted are correct
at the time of print and all
details are printed in good faith.
Inclusion in this guide does not
imply recommendation by the
Councils concerned.
Smoke-free Policy
All serviced accommodation is
smoke-free in all public areas.
Some establishments have
designated special bedrooms
where smoking is permitted
and these are indicated with the
symbol -
Awards Information
National Accessibility Scheme
Some of the establishments in
this guide also take part in the
National Accessibility Scheme
for wheelchair users and those
with limited mobility. These
establishments are awarded
categories 1-4:
Typically suitable for a person with
sufficient mobility to climb a flight of steps
but would benefit from fixtures and fittings
to aid balance.
Typically suitable for a person who
depends on the use of a wheelchair and
transfers unaided to and from a wheelchair
in a seated position.
Typically suitable for a person with restricted
walking ability and for those that may need
to use a wheelchair some of the time.
Typically suitable for a person who depends
on the use of a wheelchair and transfers to
and from the wheelchair in a seated position.
They also require personal/mechanical
assistance to aid transfer, (e.g. carer/hoist).
Shopmobility
Map
Mobility and electric scooter hire in Bury St Edmunds, Haverhill,
Ipswich and Stowemarket town centres. Visit shopmobilityuk.org
See map on page 54 for locations
of accommodation and attractions.
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The Case Restaurant
assington
Map ref: E3
the village of Acton is surrounded by
beautiful countryside. You can also
enjoy brass rubbing at the church and
a cup of tea at Barbie’s.
continental breakfast.
2 twins from £42;
1 twin with en-suite from £50;
1 Single from £30.
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Manorhouse
Beyton
VB5 GoLD
Awards
• GoldwinnernationalEnjoyEnglandAwardsforExcellence2010Tasteof
england category.
• SilverwinnerinthenationalEnjoyEnglandAwardsforExcellence2009.
• WinnerofBestSmallHotelbothEastofEnglandandSuffolk2008.
2 twin/Kingsize from £68-£78;
2 Kingsize Doubles from £68-£78;
All with en-suite.
Contact: Linda & Barry Kappes
the Case Restaurant with Rooms,
assington, sudbury Co10 5LD
Contact: Kay and Mark Dewsbury
Manorhouse, the Green, Beyton,
nr. Bury St edmunds IP30 9AF
T: 01787 373702
T: 01787 210483
E: [email protected]
T: 01359 270960
www.thecaserestaurantwithrooms.co.uk
12 doubles/twins from £150;
singles from £70;
All with en-suite.
T: 01449 740510
e: [email protected]
www.thebildestoncrown.com
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The Olde Bull Inn
Barton Mills
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Church Farm
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Contact: HayleyLee
TheBildestonCrown,104HighStreet,
Bildeston, ipswich iP7 7eB
www.beyton.com
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VB4 silver
award
Map ref: F3
AA3 INSPECTORS’CHOICE
this 15th century inn is known for stylish accommodation (12 en-suite
doubles, 80 seater restaurant, two private meeting rooms) and the growing
reputation of chef Chris lee. Quality produce, sourced primarily locally, is used in
season for the best results. the restaurant has three AA Rosettes and the hotel
three red stars. see website for special offers.
Contact: Mrs B Rabe
25 clayhall Place, clayhall Lane,
Acton, Sudbury co10 0Bt
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The Bildeston Crown
Map ref: E5
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Welcoming and relaxed, this lovely 16th century longhouse with
beams and inglenooks, has large gardens overlooking the village
green. Large en-suite rooms have kingsize beds, flat screen tV,
sofas, fresh flowers, paintings, lots of books and tourist advice.
enjoy an excellent choice of breakfasts, with fresh fruit compotes
and homemade preserves at individual tables. Guest fridge. Good
local inns. Winner of Best B&B in Suffolk tourism Award 2010.
5 Doubles from £85;
2 premier Doubles from £120;
single occupancy £65;
all with en-suite.
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Map ref: E2
stay in luxurious rooms in the grounds
of the Case Restaurant, well known for
fine modern and traditional cooking.
Enjoy LCD televisions, internet access
and, in some rooms, jacuzzi-style
bathroom and private patio.
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Box Bush B&B & Cottage
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AwAiTing inSpecTion
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Chestnut House
Burwell
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suffolk’s Best small Hotel “it’s official”! the olde Bull inn at Barton Mills is a 500 year
old coaching inn with a modern and contemporary twist that simply oozes charm
and individual character. the privately owned coaching inn is aa 3 star rated and
home to 14 fab and funky individually designed bedrooms each with its own special
“WoW” feature such as a double tub or monsoon shower. our Zebra room even
has a double ended slipper bath in the main bedroom for you romantics out there.
the food in the award winning rosette restaurant and the cosy bar is innovative &
homemade using the very best of what’s in season from the very best producers,
sourced locally and free range/organic where possible. Food is served from 12 noon
to 9pm every day.
set on a fruit farm, our 18th century
farmhouse has a warm homely
atmosphere and is next to a traditional
english pub. ideal for visiting south
suffolk villages, Bury st edmunds and
cambridge.
comfortable b&b with en-suite
accommodation and traditional Aga
breakfast. Separate self catering cottage
with a four poster and double bed, all
furnished to very high standard. gym,
sauna, steam, covered heated pool.
Modern comfortable family home with
warm friendly atmosphere. Off road
parking. easy access to Newmarket
and racing, Cambridge, ely and Bury
St edmunds. local pubs serving
good food.
1 twin with private bathroom
from £70;
1 double with en-suite from £75;
single occupancy from £40-£50.
1 Twin from £65; 1 Double from £65;
Single occupancy from £35;
both with en-suite.
Holiday cottage sleeps 4 (2 doubles).
From £300 per week.
Short breaks available.
1 Twin from £70;
2 Double en-suite from £70;
1 Single from £35;
Supplement for single occupancy in
double en-suite.
Contact: the olde Bull inn,
the street, Barton Mills,
Bury st Edmunds iP28 6aa
Contact: ruth williamson
church farm, Bradfield combust,
Bury st edmunds iP30 0lw
Contact: claire Hayward,
Contact: Mrs Sharon Gilroy
Chestnut House, 14a High Street,
Burwell, Cambs CB25 0HB
T: 01638 711001
F: 01638 712003
T: 01284 386333
m: 07940 852426
T: 01284 830824
M: 07899 805551
T: 01638 742996
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the inn is a great destination for a visit any time of the year. During the cooler months
the log fire burns and locals have time to drink and chat. in the summer you can relax
in our courtyard with a cold drink or take a stroll along the river, walk in the forest or
drive up to the seaside on the norfolk coast. the owners and team have built up
a reputation for making everyone feel welcome and a passion for high standards
and personal service. nothing is too much trouble here at the olde Bull inn. We are
located in the small village of Barton Mills, which is nestled alongside the a11 near
Mildenhall. our inn is perfectly located for both business and pleasure, just 10 minutes
from newmarket and 20 minutes from Bury st Edmunds, Ely and Cambridge.
We look forward to welcoming you to the olde Bull inn at Barton Mills.
Cheryl, Sonia, Wayne, Smiffy & the team
Doubles/twins from £85;
Princess/Zebra/aubergine/
Daisy room from £99;
Family rooms from £105;
singles from £75;
all with en-suite.
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box bush cottage, bury road,
brockley green, bury St edmunds ip29 4Al
www.boxbushcottage.co.uk
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6 Orchard Street
bury St EdmundS
Map ref: A6
VB4
Outstanding modern house in wooded
grounds of two acres. luxury kingsized beds, large car park, generous
english breakfasts. Close to Newmarket
racecourse, Cambridge and ely. Pets
accommodated by arrangement. Family
rooms available including one family
suits of rooms with south facing balcony
overlooking gardens.
bury st edmunds
Map ref: D5
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this post-medieval hall type house
was probably a counting house. In
the dining room is a wall painting from
1530. bedrooms are comfortably
furnished with en-suite facilities and
remote control television. nonsmokers only please.
1 twin from £45;
1 double with en-suite from £55;
Single occupancy from £35.
2 twins from £75;
2 doubles from £75;
single occupancy from £50;
All with en-suite.
Contact: Mrs Hilary Marsh
The Meadow House, 2a High Street,
Burwell, Cambs CB25 0HB
Contact: mrs montanari-Scarlett
6 Orchard Street,
bury St Edmunds IP33 1EH
Contact: mr & mrs Wagstaff
83 Whiting street,
bury st edmunds IP33 1nX
T: 01638 741926
F: 01638 741861
T: 01284 705146
m: 07946 590265
T: 01284 704153
m: 07703 601072
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Abbotts House
Bury St EdmundS
Map ref: D5
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Our medieval and tudor rooms combine the charm of the building’s 800 year
history with modern day facilities making the Abbey an ideal place to rest and
work. Our deluxe suites offer space to relax in comfort. the business centre,
laundry room and free WiFi are available to all.
Family run bed and breakfast, which
has recently undergone a substantial
refurbishment. Off road parking. Close
to town centre.
2 twin from £98;
10 double from £98;
1 Family room from £138;
All with en-suite.
4 twins from £65;
2 Singles from £45;
All with en-suite.
the Angel Hotel stands in the historic town square of Bury St edmunds. While
retaining its Georgian charm, this stylish hotel is full of interesting art and design.
the Angel is perfectly positioned for exploring the charming town of Bury St
edmunds and is an ideal base for exploring Suffolk.
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Map ref: D5
Five en-suite rooms all practically
designed to a high standard with
modern and contemporary furniture
and fittings including remote controlled
colour televisions.
twin and double rooms from £130;
All with en-suite.
3 twin from £70;
2 Single from £40;
All with en-suite.
Contact: mark eames
Black Boy, 69 Guildhall Street,
Bury St edmunds IP33 1Qd
Contact: Angel Hotel
Angel Hill, Bury St edmunds IP33 1Lt
T: 01284 714000
F: 01284 714001
T/F: 01284 752723
m: 07845 637512
www.theangel.co.uk
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The Chantry
Bury st edmunds
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The Glen
bury St edmundS
Map ref: D5
AA4
Georgian town house hotel in the heart of the medieval conservation area. Private
parking. Beautifully presented en-suite rooms with digital tv and free WiFi. two
minutes walk from the Cathedral, theatre and restaurants.
twin/double from £97;
single from £77;
single occupancy in twin or double from £87;
14 rooms, all with en-suite.
Map ref: D5
VB4
A delightful Grade II listed house set in spacious mature gardens with several
seating and patio areas. All rooms are comfortably furnished with toiletries, tV,
tea making facilities. Woodburner in cosy lounge, large parking area close to town
centre and Abbey Gardens. Wi-Fi available. Online booking/availablity through
www.guestlink.co.uk
1 twin with separate shower room from £60;
1 double/twin with en-suite from £69;
1 Family room from £69 for two people plus £10-£15 per additional person.
Contact: Lisa & graham paske
2 newmarket road,
Bury St Edmunds ip33 3Sn
Contact: mike & sarah Kewell
the Chantry, 8/9 sparhawk street,
Bury st edmunds IP33 1ry
Contact: Sheila & neil Vollar
the Glen, 84 eastgate Street,
bury St edmunds IP33 1yr
T: 01284 762020
T: 01284 755484
m: 07984 843875/07951 098339
T: 01284 767427
F: 01284 760946
T: 01284 755490
m: 07787 998046
www.abbottsguesthouse.co.uk
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Contact: Arthur Cannell
the Abbey Hotel, 35 Southgate Street,
Bury St edmunds IP33 2AZ
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Angel Hotel
Map ref: D5
Comfortable 19th century town house
in a quiet street, minutes from shops,
theatre, museums and restaurants.
Close to bus, railway and coach
stations. digital tV with Freeview.
Hair dryer, ironing and WiFi on
request.
Good pubs within walking distance in
the village and villages close by.
2 Twin; 2 Double and 3 Family rooms;
From £35 per person per night, children
half price if sharing.
All with en-suite.
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1 twin from £55;
1 double/Family room from £55
(double) or from £65 (family);
All with en-suite.
2 Singles with shared bathroom from
£25-£30.
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Nevill’s Lodge
Bury St EdmundS
Map ref: D5
Comfortable accommodation and
a relaxed atmosphere in an elegant
Edwardian villa just five minutes’ walk
from town centre. Close to bus and
rail stations. Well-equipped rooms
with tV, dVd and fridges.
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Northbury House
Bury st edmunds
Map ref: D5
discover my hidden gem off
Southgate Street, eight minutes’ walk
from the town centre. In a peaceful
setting with secluded gardens, the
modern house is tastefully furnished to
high standard.
Ample parking.
double from £70;
Family room from £90;
Both with en-suite.
bury st edmunds
Map ref: D5
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this Grade II listed 15th century house in the historic town centre has beams
and cosy inglenook for winter, and pretty peaceful walled garden for balmy
summer. three stylish, well-equipped rooms, two en-suite, with tV, tea, coffee
and homemade biscuits. A cooked breakfast with locally sourced produce and
fresh fruit.
3 twin/doubles from £90;
two rooms with en-suite;
single occupancy from £70.
Contact: teressa Welsh
Hamilton House, 4 nelson road,
Bury St Edmunds IP33 3AG
Contact: george Laing,
nevill’s Lodge, grindle gardens,
Bury St Edmunds Ip33 2Qg
Contact: Pamela Buck
northbury House, 7 northgate street,
Bury st edmunds IP33 1HQ
T: 01284 703022
m: 07787 146553
T: 01284 754168
T: 01284 754617
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6 doubles and 1 twin from £90;
All with en-suite.
Weekend breaks available.
Map ref: D5
the regency House is a handsome grade II listed building situated in the heart of Bury
St edmunds. Its large secluded grounds have ample parking for guests and it is within
a one minute walk of the town centre and Abbey Gardens.
4 twin from £78;
9 double from £78;
6 Single from £51;
All with en-suite.
www.oldcannonbrewery.co.uk
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3 twin from £68;
All with en-suite.
5 twin from £68;
3 double from £68;
1 Single/wheelchair accessible room
from £42;
All with en-suite.
Contact: trish Whatley
st Andrews Lodge,
30 st Andrews street north,
bury st edmunds IP33 1sZ
Contact: mr tony mcCourt
St edmunds Guest House,
35 St Andrews St north,
Bury St edmunds iP33 1SZ
T: 01284 756733
T: 01284 700144
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Sycamore House
Bury st edmunds
Map ref: D5
restored Victorian town house five
minutes’ walk from town centre, bus
and train stations. nine rooms with
WiFi, digital tv, tea/coffee facilities
and keyless entry. Off road parking
available.
Map ref: D5
VB5
A charming Victorian house conveniently situated close to the town amenities.
Bedrooms have computer work areas, pristine bathrooms and free Wi-Fi access.
the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and guests are welcome to spend time in
our attractive garden.
1 twin with private bathroom from £80;
Contact: Julian & margaret Chalkley
sycamore House, 23 northgate street,
Bury st edmunds IP33 1HP
T: 01284 755828
www.sycamorehouse.net
www.stedmundsguesthouse.net
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The Wallow
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Map ref: D5
set in a beautiful two acre garden, the
Wallow offers two luxurious, ground
floor double suites, one with multifuel
stove for cosy winter evenings. Quality
breakfasts served in a relaxed, friendly
atmosphere.
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The Old Farmhouse
Cheveley
Map ref: D5
VB3
Westbank Place offers modern, self-contained accommodation in a very private
setting. excellent secure off-road parking facilities. 20 minutes’ walk to town
centre.
2 twins, 1 Family room, 2 singles, all en-suite.
2 doubles with shared bathroom.
From £30 per person per night.
2 double from £100;
All with en-suite.
Map ref: B5
VB4
Grade II 16th century beamed,
thatched farmhouse, large garden,
offering a friendly welcome and
comfortable accommodation. evening
meals by arrangement. French,
Spanish and some German spoken.
Online booking.
1 Twin with private bathroom from £75;
1 Double with en-suite from £75;
Single occupancy £45.
Contact: H. J. Wagstaff
regency House Hotel, 3 Looms Lane,
Bury St edmunds IP33 1He
Contact: Linda draper
the Wallow, mount road,
bury st edmunds ip31 2Qu
Contact: Lisa & Graham Paske
Westbank Place, 116a Westley road,
bury st edmunds IP33 3sd
Contact: Mrs Anne Robinson
The Old Farmhouse, 165 high Street,
Cheveley, Nr Newmarket CB8 9DG
T: 01284 764676
F: 01284 725444
T: 01284 788055
m: 07802 252031
T: 01284 753874
m: 07984 843875/07951 098339
T: 01638 730771
M: 07909 970047
www.hotelburystedmunds.co.uk
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Purpose built motel-style rooms close
to town centre with off street parking.
All rooms are centrally heated with
tV/dVd/Freeview, tea and coffee
making facilities. Five minutes from all
amenities.
bury st edmunds
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Contact: Hannah and Garry Clark
the Old Cannon Brewery,
86 Cannon Street,
Bury St edmunds IP33 1Jr
T: 01284 768769
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An overnight stay in a brewery is a treat most men dream of! Situated in an
old brew house, sensitively converted to provide comfortable and spacious
accommodation, our rooms offer guests large en-suite shower rooms, wireless
internet, digital television, tea/coffee making facilities and secure off street parking
in the Brewery yard. A quiet area, five minutes from the town centre. real ales are
brewed on site and served in the spectacular bar and brasserie across the yard.
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Hamilton House
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spacious grade ii listed former rectory
set in 9 acres convenient to a14.
relaxed country house with modern
facilities, free Wi-Fi, fully licensed, flexible
accommodation. Hospitality catered for
all occasions.
Four poster from £90;
Family room from £90;
Double from £70;
suite for 6 persons from £120;
single occupancy from £40; all en-suite.
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Hungercut Hall
creeting st mary
Map ref: G4
VB4
Hungercut Hall is located in the
heart of suffolk and provides very
comfortable accommodation for you
to use as a base whilst exploring all
the lovely places suffolk has to offer.
Delicious breakfast is included in the
price. Please visit our website to find
out more.
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47 Benyon Gardens
CULFord
Map ref: D6
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Map ref: G1
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Delightful, beamed accommodation
set in the very heart of Constable
Country at Flatford Mill, with large
lawned garden adjoining river and
surrounded by wonderful countryside.
Continental breakfast.
Twin from £54;
2 twins from £62;
Family by arrangement;
all with en-suite.
Contact: Jackie or John taylor
Hungercut Hall, coddenham road,
creeting st mary iP6 8nX
Contact: Mrs P.G. Townsend
47 Benyon Gardens, Culford,
Bury St Edmunds IP28 6EA
Contact: Derek tripp
the Flatford granary, Flatford,
East bergholt, Colchester Co7 6Ul
T: 01449 720988
F: 01449 726067
T: 01449 721323
T/F: 01284 728763
T: 01206 298111
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Pleasant family house in the heart of
Constable Country. romantic garden,
which appeals particularly to artists,
featured on bbC gardener’s World.
easy access to harwich and Flatford.
3 twins from £68;
1 single from £34.
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Elmswell Hall B&B
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Map ref: F5
Relax and enjoy the spectacular
views; a warm welcome awaits you.
Aga cooked breakfasts made from
local produce, comfy beds and power
showers. Historic lavenham and Bury
st Edmunds close by. Restaurants
within two-three miles.
3 Twin (2 with en-suite) from £80;
single occupancy from £40-£50.
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Map ref: F5
Relaxing ground floor and first floor
bedrooms located within a pretty
courtyard. The Victorian farmhouse is
set in a rural location, convenient for the
A14. Freshly cooked breakfasts and
evening meals served in the cosy dining
room/conservatory. Reductions for
longer stays. Caravan Club approved.
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Strenneth is a listed 17th century fully
renovated building with a courtyard
wing and three self catering cottages.
Close to Bressingham Gardens and
Snetterton motor racing circuit. Good
local walks. Pets welcome.
Map ref: G3
1 twin from £105-£130 (at weekends);
2 double from £105-£130 (at weekends);
all with en-suite.
Contact: frank lawrenson
the Old rectory Country House,
rectory road,
Great waldingfield CO10 0tl
T: 01787 372428
www.riversidecottagebandb.co.uk
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Stanstead Hall
HitcHam
Map ref: G2
Peaceful, comfortable accommodation
in 15th century beamed farmhouse
on an arable farm. Wholesome
breakfasts. evening meals available
locally. Convenient for ipswich (6
miles), Constable Country, lavenham
and sutton hoo (national trust).
2 Twins from £80;
2 Family rooms from £90;
All rooms are en-suite.
1 Twin from £65;
3 Double from £65;
1 Family Cottage from £100;
All with en-suite.
3 Single with shared bathroom
from £40.
2 Double/twin ensuite from £69;
1 Double with private bathroom
from £66;
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North View Guest House
Map ref: F3
Quietly positioned moated farmhouse
on a small arable farm away from the
road. Spacious accommodation and
excellent, locally sourced produce for
breakfast. country walks and cycling.
1 Double/twin from £60;
1 Single from £35;
Both with private bathroom.
VB2
Map ref: E6
A warm welcome and a hearty
breakfast await you in this ‘olde
worlde’ house opposite the church
porch and in walking distance of
the Air Force base. Packed lunches
available. Pub, garage, shop and post
office nearby. Large off road parking.
1 twin; 1 Double; 1 Single
from £25 per person per night.
Contact: Kate Over
Elmswell Hall B&B, Elmswell,
Bury st Edmunds IP30 9EN
Contact: Jan or Dave
Kiln Farm, Kiln lane, Elmswell,
Bury st Edmunds IP30 9QR
Contact: Paul Davey
4B&B Strenneth, Airfield Road,
Fersfield, Diss IP22 2BP
Contact: mrs rosemary Bryce
College Farm, hintlesham,
ipswich iP8 3nt
Contact: Sue Leverett
Stanstead Hall, Buxhall Road,
Hitcham, ipswich iP7 7NY
Contact: Mrs D. Huffee
north View guest House, Malting Row
Honington, Bury St Edmunds iP31 1RE
T: 01206 298241
T: 01359 240215
T/F: 01359 240442
T: 01379 688182
M: 07768 155987
T: 01473 652253
m: 07748 976145
T: 01449 740270
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Contact: Mrs N. Finch
‘rosemary’, rectory hill, east bergholt,
Nr. Colchester Co7 6th
www.elmswellhall.co.uk
Map ref: E3
the Old rectory Country House is in a peaceful location near lavenham, and a
perfect place to visit the many attractions of Suffolk, whether on foot, by bike or by
car. we offer large en-suite rooms in the delightful surroundings of our family home,
with extensive gardens, pool and tennis court.
Contact: charles Horne
riverside cottage, the Street,
Great Bricett, ipswich iP7 7DQ
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The Old Rectory Country House
1 twin from £65;
1 Double from £60;
1 Family from £70;
1 Single from £40;
all with en-suite.
hintlesham
Map ref: G7
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three en-suite rooms provide extremely
comfortable accommodation. all have
their own entrance with our ground
floor studio having a living room and
kitchen attached for those who wish
to self cater. New swimming pool and
summer house is part of large garden.
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Kiln Farm
a modern house in the quiet village
of Fordham with easy access to
Newmarket, Ely and Cambridge.
rooms en-suite with tea/coffee
facilities.
T/F: 01638 720514
www.creetinghouse.com
Rosemary
Map ref: B6
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Riverside Cottage
Great Bricett
Contact: anne Theobald
anne’s Bed & Breakfast,
158 mildenhall road, Fordham,
Ely, Cambs CB7 5NS
www.granaryflatford.co.uk
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3 Twin from £50;
all with en-suite.
Contact: Diana graham
creeting House, all saints road,
creeting st mary, ipswich iP6 8Pr
www.hungercuthall.co.uk
Anne’s Bed & Breakfast
Fordham
East bErgholt
A quietly situated bungalow
overlooking farmland. Convenient
for touring historic Bury St Edmunds
(4 miles), Cambridge and Newmarket.
No children. Shared lounge. Central
heating, ironing facilities. Special diets
catered for.
all with en-suite.
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The Great House
lavenham
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milsoms Kesgrave hall is a magnificent Georgian mansion set in over 40 acres of
lawn and woodland, transformed several years ago into a contemporary restaurant
and hotel. The ‘eat’ option at Kesgrave hall offers an open plan kitchen/dining
experience with the restaurant spilling out onto the terrace covered by a huge
architectural sail – making dining outside a reality whatever the weather. The full
menu is available all day so there’s no rush (and no booking) so arrive when you
please. head chef stuart Oliver and his team champion all that is great about suffolk
produce and the menu changes regularly to reflect the seasons.
To complete the picture Kesgrave hall has twenty three fabulous bedrooms, all
different in style and character ranging from superior to ‘super’ deluxe where comfy
beds, crisp white linen and super products come as standard. The hotel is perfectly
situated for a visit to the suffolk heritage coast and has plenty of great value breaks
if you are looking for an excuse to stay!
Bed & breakfast in 1820s house on
Lavenham high Street. First floor
bedroom with one double bed and
exclusive use of bathroom. One
minute from the historic Guildhall and
all amenities.
10 Twin from £125;
10 Double from £125;
All with en-suite.
1 Double from £65;
Contact: Reception
milsoms Kesgrave hall, hall Road,
Kesgrave, Ipswich Ip5 2pU
Contact: Dinah James
erindor, 36 high Street,
Lavenham CO10 9PY
T: 01473 333741
T: 01787 249198
www.milsomhotels.com
Beautiful small country house hotel in the centre of lavenham with luxurious
en-suite accommodation and a wonderful award-winning restaurant; one of the
highlights of Suffolk for the last 25 years with chef/owner Regis Crepy. expect ‘a
seriously good cuisine, but far from solemn’.
Awards
• ‘2010&2011Britain’stoprestaurants’-Hardens&SundayTimes
• 2009Britain‘RestaurantwithRooms’oftheyear-theGoodHotelGuide
• 2009EastofEnglandRestaurantoftheyear-Which?GoodFoodGuide
1Standarddoublefrom£95;
2Kingsizedoublesfrom£135;
2SuperKingsizeSuitesfrom£155;
all with en-suite.
www.erindor.co.uk
Contact: Gillian de lucy
Tudor House, 16 Bolton Street
lavenham CO10 9rG
T: 01787 247431
F:01787248007
T: 01787 249046
M: 07747 621096
www.guineahouse.co.uk
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accommodation in medieval, heavily
beamed house, formerly the home of
the village doctor. Only a few minutes
walk from lavenham Market Square.
delicious breakfasts and homely
atmosphere.
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Salthouse Harbour Hotel
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The luxury four red star salthouse harbour hotel in suffolk is on the waterfront in a
rejuvenated warehouse converted into a striking contemporary space. It contains
interesting art, stylish furniture and quirky curios, bringing an eclectic blend of urban
and country, vintage chic and cutting edge design to the Ipswich quayside. It is
independently owned, with a non-traditional style, so you can expect professional yet
relaxed staff with a thoughtful and unpretentious attention to detail. Rates are inclusive
of full suffolk breakfast and VAT.
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midway between Newmarket and ely
on the suffolk border, convenient for
Cambridge and Bury st edmunds.
adjacent to open farmland with fine
views and comfortable rooms. We are
a vegetarian household.
1 Twin from £60;
1 Double from £60;
all with en-suite.
Twin and double rooms from £130;
All with en-suite.
Contact: salthouse harbour hotel,
Neptune Quay, Ipswich Ip4 1AX
T: 01473 226789
F: 01473 226927
www.salthouseharbour.co.uk
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1 Twin with private bathroom
from £80;
Single occupancy from £50-60.
Contact: mrs m hussey
Brett Farm, The Common,
Lavenham CO10 9PG
T: 01638 780549
T: 01787 248533
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Lavenham Priory
Lavenham
Riverside bungalow in picturesque
countryside, yet only five minutes walk
from the centre of the historic
village of Lavenham. Comfortable, well
presented rooms, tea/coffee served
by the river. now with freeview Tv in
all rooms.
Contact: Gill miller
sunset View, 6 station Road, Isleham,
ely, Cambridgeshire CB7 5QT
www.sunsetbb.co.uk
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The Swan Hotel
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• Winner of the Good Hotel Guide’s Cesar Award for Historic House of the Year 2012
• AA’s Guest Accommodation of the Year Award
• Which Hotel’s Beautiful B&B Award.
Lavenham Priory, a Grade I listed medieval house provides a unique and
unforgettable experience at affordable prices. Bedchambers feature crown posts,
Elizabethan wall paintings and oak floors, with four-poster, lit bateau and polonaise
beds. A relaxed atmosphere, good humour and a memorable stay awaits.
1 Twin from £110-£136;
3 Four-poster rooms from £130-£156;
1 Feature room from £140-£166;
I Suite from £150-£176;
Single occupancy from £82-£92;
All with en-suite.
Contact: Tim and Gilli Pitt
Lavenham Priory, Water Street,
Lavenham CO10 9RW
T: 01787 247404
F: 01787 248472
www.brettfarm.com
Set in the timeless medieval village
of Lavenham, the iconic Swan hotel
is steeped in centuries of history and
lore. Its picture-perfect exterior and
luxurious interior blend effortlessly
with ancient oak beams and roaring
log fires to create a cosseting and
stylish setting in which to enjoy a stay,
whatever the time of year.
45 enchanting en-suite bedrooms offer
ultimate comfort and each has its own
unique style and character. Dine in the
elegant setting of our award-winning
Gallery Restaurant, stylishly chic
Brasserie or historic airmen’s Bar.
Double/Twin rooms from £200;
Single rooms from £155;
all with en-suite.
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Bedford Lodge Hotel
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a warm welcome awaits you at this
18th century farmhouse in three acres
of glorious gardens. hearty breakfast,
pubs, restaurants and interesting
places to visit nearby.
grade II listed character house in the
heart of the village. Two
comfortable en-suite bedrooms
with full english breakfast. All local
restaurants, pubs and shops within
easy walking distance.
A charming 16th century farmhouse
set within mature and pretty gardens
offering cosy en-suite bedrooms and
traditional breakfasts.
1 Twin from £69.50;
2 doubles from £69.50;
All with en-suite.
2 Twin from £60;
3 Double from £60;
1 single from £35;
all with en-suite.
1 Twin from £65;
1 double from £65;
Both with en-suite.
Contact: Roberta Truin
Brighthouse Farm, Melford Road,
lawshall, Bury st Edmunds IP29 4PX
Contact: Veronica garbett
denmark House, Hall Street,
Long Melford Co10 9Jd
Contact: Tracy Taylor
High Street farmhouse, High Street,
Long Melford Co10 9Bd
T: 01284 830385 M: 07711 829546
T: 01787 378798
T: 01787 375765
M: 07950 269955
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Bedford Lodge Hotel - named, ‘Suffolk Hotel of the Year’ in 2007 and finalists in
2008, 2009 and 2011, provides a combination of first class facilities, set in the
most beautiful surroundings…
the only 4 star hotel in Newmarket, Bedford Lodge Hotel retains the charm and
character of a country house yet offers the very best in modern comfort and
luxury. each guest room and suite is chic and comfortable and comes equipped
with the latest technology.
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Melton
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Amberleigh House
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For fine dining, our 2aa rosette restaurant, open to non-residents, is renowned
for its fine wines and exceptional menus. For lighter bites, salads and afternoon
tea, the roxana Bar offers great value and a more informal dining experience.
a great social meeting place, the roxana also offers the perfect setting to enjoy
drinks with friends or a cup of freshly brewed tea and coffee. we were recently
awarded the highest rating of 5 stars by the environmental Health Inspectorate,
‘Scores on the Doors’, the national food hygiene rating scheme.
the edge Health & Fitness Club boasts some of Newmarket’s finest leisure and
fitness facilities, with a superb state-of-the-art gymnasium, the latest cardio and
resistance equipment, spa bath, sauna and 15 metre pool.
Voted, ‘Best wedding Venue 2011’ by Velvet magazine, Bedford Lodge Hotel
also offers an idyllic location for your wedding and if you are looking to hold a
meeting or seminar in Newmarket, then our conference facilities are some of the
best in the area.
located near Woodbridge in the heart of Suffolk, this family run 87 bedroom hotel,
golf & spa complex is set in 120 acres of historic parkland. easy access off the
A12 & free parking - the perfect base to explore Suffolk. Visit Snape Maltings,
Sutton Hoo, Heritage Coast ... Ideal for golf, spa & family leisure breaks. Visit our
website for special offers.
Double/twin from £89;
Superior Double from £119;
Premier Double from £129;
Single from £79;
All with en-suite.
Friendly, family home in a quiet
cul-de-sac, with off road parking.
a short walk to the railway station,
tattersalls and the town centre.
Our modern rooms have flat screen
televisions and work desks. Full
english breakfast included.
So whether you are looking for a romantic weekend break, getting away over the
school holidays, the perfect setting for your wedding or meeting venue, you can
be assured of a very warm welcome and a truly exceptional experience.
6 twin, 46 doubles, 3 family & 8 suites
From £99 pp per night
2 Double from £75;
Both with en-suite.
Contact: Reception
Ufford Park Woodbridge,
Yarmouth Road, Melton,
Woodbridge IP12 1QW
T: 0844 4991639 (local rate)
F: 01394 383582
Contact: Lorraine Lee
amberleigh House, 15 Peterhouse Drive,
Newmarket CB8 8at
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Bury road, Newmarket CB8 7BX
T: 01638 602008
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School Barn Farm
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Ideally located just off the main High Street and only a few steps away from the
world famous Newmarket Heath, the BeSt weSterN Heath Court Hotel offers a
variety of accommodation. every room has free wiFi, television with freeview and
DVD player along with all the comforts you would expect from a quality hotel.
Berties restaurant offers a delicious carvery served throughout the week including
weekends, at great value for money prices. If you are looking for a lighter meal or
quick snack, then why not try one of our bar meals.
32 Double/twin including studio and suites from £60.50;
2 Family rooms;
9 Single from £49;
all with en-suite.
enjoy rural settings and tranquillity. our
farmhouse is between long Melford
and Clare with local pub in walking
distance. we also offer a luxurious yurt
for those wanting something different.
1 Double with private bathroom
from £65.
Contact: Rachel & Ray Balmer
oak Farm Barn, moat lane,
Rougham, Bury St Edmunds IP30 9Ju
T: 01638 667171
F: 01638 666533
T: 01787 282556
T: 01284 810283
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The Cadogan Hotel
Newmarket
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The Rutland Arms
Newmarket
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the Cadogan Hotel is a 19th century building steeped in history and character,
previously owned by earl Cadogan. Now a familly run hotel. Situated just off the
main High Street within close proximity to training gallops and easy access to
the racecourse. an excellent breakfast is served in edwards restaurant, which
also provides evening meals for all tastes. the Cadogan Hotel offers weekend
breaks including free dinner on one of the nights booked, further details available
on request. Special offers, last minute and early bird discounts are available at
off‑peak times. Please call the hotel for details.
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Sandhurst
Newmarket
Map ref: B5
Believed to be one of the five
remaining coaching inns in its original
state. many of the original features
can still be seen although the comfort
and atmosphere is most positively
contemporary.
24 twin from £60-£168;
10 Double from £60-£168;
1 Family room from £70-£178;
11 Singles from £50-£128;
all with en-suite.
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Centrally situated family home offering
a warm welcome, comfortable rooms
and hearty breakfasts. Five minutes
walking from the high street, railway
station, tattersalls and courtesy
buses to the races. London, Bury
St edmunds, Cambridge and ely
connections.
1 twin; 1 Family room; 1 single.
all from £30 per person per night.
Contact: the rutland arms Hotel
High Street,
Newmarket CB8 8NB
Contact: mrs Linda Crighton
Sandhurst, 14 Cardigan Street,
Newmarket CB8 8HZ
T: 01638 663814
F: 01638 561480 m: 07776 258688
T: 01638 664251
F: 01638 666298
T: 01638 667483
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Contact: mrs Julie reed
the Cadogan Hotel, Fordham road,
Newmarket CB8 7aa
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Twin/Double from £75;
Single from £55;
Three rooms, all en-suite.
Contact: Highwayman’s B&B,
Holiday Home and Caravan/Camping
Risby, Bury St Edmunds IP28 6QP
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2 Twin from £70;
3 Double (one ground floor with
separate bathroom) from £70;
4 Single from £50.
All with en-suite.
Contact: Jane southin
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a warm, friendly welcome awaits you
at our converted Barn. Peacefully
situated with country views. Furnished
to a high standard. ground floor
‘disability friendly’ room. The ideal
place to relax. Free internet.
Contact: reception
Best western Heath Court Hotel,
moulton road, Newmarket CB8 8DY
www.heathcourthotel.com
3 twin from £125;
6 Double from £125;
6 Single from £85;
all with en‑suite.
Special offers available.
In a delightfully remote rural location
yet close to Bury St Edmunds and
Newmarket. Tranquil, relaxation
and optimum comfort. Light airy
rooms and en-suite facilities. Family
orientated.
easy access from a14 Junction 45, just three miles from Bury St edmunds.
magnificent 16th Century tudor hall with original beams and inglenooks. Set with
7 acres of english gardens and woodlands. all rooms are beautifully furnished.
Renowned restaurant for dining formally or within the cosy bar. outdoor heated
pool with terrace area. open to non-residents, children and dogs are very
welcome.
14 twin/doubles from £125;
all with en-suite.
Contact: Ravenwood hall hotel
Rougham, Bury St edmunds IP30 9Ja
T: 01359 270345
F: 01359 270788
www.ravenwoodhall.co.uk
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Stoke by Nayland Hotel, Golf & Spa
stoke by nayland
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set amidst 300 acres of idyllic rolling Constable Country, the family-owned
stoke by nayland Hotel, Golf & spa offers outstanding facilities and service
and the perfect base for exploring local places of interest.
two championship golf courses, 80 modern, spacious bedrooms and a stateof-the-art spa and Fitness centre – also driving range with golf tuition, snooker,
squash, fishing, free WiFi and parking. live Jazz every Friday night. enjoy exquisite
dining in the aa Rosette lakes Restaurant overlooking the lake, and indulgent
treatments in the spa. the Hotel also offers five new luxury self-catered Country
lodges with stunning views which each sleep up to 10 guests.
Hotel Rooms
72 twins/doubles from £70 room only;
single occupancy from £60 room only;
6 Family/executive rooms from £120
room only;
all with en-suite.
Self-catered Luxury Country Lodges
2-bedroom apartment for 3 nights for
up to six guests from £499.
Contact: Reception
stoke by nayland Hotel, Golf & spa,
keepers lane, leavenheath,
Colchester Co6 4PZ
T: 01206 262836 and 01206 265835
www.stokebynayland.com
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The Crown at Stoke by Nayland is an historic, privately owned village inn. It has a
reputation for making everyone feel welcome and a simple passion for good service,
food and wine.
The hotel, an independent building to the rear of the pub with beautiful views over
the surrounding countryside, has eleven stylish en suite bedrooms, to appeal to any
discerning customer. With Constable Country, the dedham Vale and many historic
villages to explore, The Crown makes the perfect base for a short break.
Tariffs include VaT and sumptuous breakfast from our extensive breakfast menu.
Special dinner, bed & breakfast packages available as well as last Minute rates
on request.
Family-run hotel very close to town
centre and local amenities. Free
swimming tickets at local pool. Ideally
situated for touring. Off street parking,
open all year. Comfortable licensed
lounge bar.
Singles from £90;
all with en-suite.
Contact: Richard Sunderland
The Crown, Stoke by Nayland CO6 4SE
T: 01206 262001
www.crowninn.net
delightful silver-award winning log
cabin situated in secluded attractive
courtyard of Victorian coach-house.
Warm welcome, generous breakfast.
Two minutes walk: restaurants, theatre
and water meadows. All set in the
oldest part of town.
5 Twins and 7 doubles from £55;
1 Single from £45;
All with en-suite.
1 Twin with en-suite from £65;
Contact: Mrs I. Franklin
Hill Lodge Hotel, 8 Newton road,
Sudbury CO10 2rL
Contact: Christine eves
st. david’s Hall, 40a Friars street,
sudbury CO10 2AG
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‘An absolute gem of peace and
tranquillity, steeped in history – with a
warm welcome.’
West stow is a lovely tudor Hall
with original beams and inglenooks,
set in six acres of tranquil gardens.
Bedrooms are large and comfortable
with all modern facilities. the selfcontained studio is ideal for families.
Private sitting room with log fire and
hearty suffolk breakfasts!
1 twin from £90;
3 Double from £90;
All en-suite.
Contact: eileen Gilbert
West stow Hall, Icklingham Road,
West stow, Bury st edmunds IP28 6eY
T: 01284 728127
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at Bays Farm we offer luxurious
bedrooms, stylishly modern en-suite
facilities, gardens to delight and a
delicious breakfast to ensure our
guests feel completely at home and
totally spoiled.
all with en-suite.
Cedars Hotel & Restaurant
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Just outside Stowmarket, one mile from
a14, the Cedars is an ideal touring base
for Suffolk. a family run business where
you can be sure of a warm welcome in
a friendly, informal atmosphere. Homecooked dishes available in restaurant
and bar every evening.
3 twins from £78;
all with en-suite.
Contact: reception
Cedars Hotel, Needham road,
Stowmarket IP14 2aJ
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Stowmarket
Stowmarket
Contact: Stephanie challinor
Bays Farm, Forward Green, earl
Stonham, Stowmarket iP14 5hU
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Verandah House
71
Stowmarket
Map ref: G5
Self contained converted barn offering
comfort, privacy and open country
views. Lounge with satellite tV - ground
floor bedroom/family room, toilet/
shower room. kitchenette. Substantial
continental breakfast. Sleeps six. Small
parties welcome. well behaved dogs
welcome.
£25 per person per night;
Single occupancy £30.
Contact: Greg or Sue Beckett
mulberrytree Farm,
Blacksmiths Lane, middlewood Green,
Stowmarket IP14 5eU
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Bull Inn & Restaurant
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this Grade II listed building is close to
the centre of town in its own beautiful
walled garden. Private car park,
comfortable bedrooms and home
cooked full english breakfast. Very
friendly place to stay.
4 twin/Double from £68;
2 Single from £55;
all with en-suite.
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Grange Farm
Woolpit
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Family inn offering a warm welcome, very comfortable accommodation and good
services. New ground floor rooms, one disabled-friendly. Good traditional food, real
ales and wines. Separate restaurant, large gardens and car park. Central village
location, the Bull is within easy reach of all parts of the beautiful county of Suffolk.
5 Double/twins from £80;
All with en-suite.
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Relaxed atmosphere in Victorian
farmhouse in central Suffolk, easy access
from A14. ideal location for exploring
pretty villages and market towns.
Breakfast prepared from locally produced
food. Excellent local pubs and restaurants.
1 twin/Double with private bathroom
from £75;
1 twin/Double with en-suite shower
from £75;
1 Double with en-suite bath & shower
from £75.
Contact: Suzanne & Gianfranco Neroni
Verandah House, 29 Ipswich road,
Stowmarket IP14 1BD
Contact: trevor & Val Howling
Bull inn & Restaurant, the Street,
Woolpit, Bury St Edmunds iP30 9SA
Contact: Kathy parker
Grange Farm, Woolpit,
Bury St Edmunds ip30 9RG
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T: 01449 676104
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self-catering
accommodation
Discover the
Suffolk Coast
01502 533600
www.visitsuffolk.com
Did you know...
that in the Tourist Information Centres you can:
• Pick up some ideas for a fantastic
day out or a weekend away
• Book accommodation
anywhere in England
• Pick up theatre programmes
and events lists
• Buy books, maps, walks
and cycle routes
• Get some great ideas for
keeping the children amused
during the holidays
• Book coach trips
• Book up to go on a local
guided walk
• Buy gifts and crafts – many of
them beautifully handmade
in the UK
• Bury St Edmunds
• Sudbury
6 Angel Hill,
Bury St Edmunds IP33 1UZ
T: 01284 764667
The Library, Market Hill,
Sudbury CO10 2EN
T: 01787 881320
• Lavenham
• Brandon
Lady Street,
Lavenham CO10 9RA
T: 01787 248207
Elbourne House, 31 High Street,
Brandon IP27 0AQ
T: 01842 812085
• Newmarket
• Flatford
63 The Guineas, Newmarket CB8 8HT
T: 01638 719749
Visitor Information Centre,
Flatford Lane, Flatford,
East Bergholt CO7 6UL
• Mildenhall
• Haverhill
Mildenhall Bus Station, King Street,
Mildenhall IP28 7EX
T: 01638 581091
The Library, 10 Camps Road,
Haverhill CB9 8HD
T: 01440 702638
• Buy local produce –
honey, jams, chutneys,
fudge and juices
• Stowmarket
For more inforation about Suffolk go to
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Museum of East Anglian Life,
Stowmarket IP14 1DL
T: 01449 676800
visitsuffolk.com
For areas around Suffolk go to
visiteastofengland.com
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The Lodge
Badley
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baylham
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Immaculate, well-equipped holiday
cottage half a mile from picturesque
Needham Market in the heart of
Suffolk. large private garden.
Secluded patio/barbeque area.
ample off-road parking.
This extremely attractive, detached
barn conversion is stylishly furnished
and offers excellent facilities. Set in
the heart of the Suffolk countryside,
this immaculate property provides the
perfect touring base.
Sleeps: 4 (1 double, 1 twin).
From: £300 per week.
Sleeps: 7 (2 family rooms).
From: £239.50-£590.
VB3
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Manorflat
beyton
Map ref: G3
bury st edmunds
Map ref: E5
VB4
a self contained unit in secluded
listed farmhouse on rare breeds farm
on River Gipping. Equipped to high
standard. Fishing, barbecue, peaceful
setting. Good walks, children welcome
to help with animals.
‘Welcome host’ establishment.
Centre of pretty village, overlooking
green. Victorian part of 16th century
house on two floors. Well equipped.
Spacious. Use of garden. bed linen,
towels, electricity included. Large
room with sitting/dining/kitchen area.
Good local inns.
annexe: (1 twin, 1 double).
Sleeps: 4 + cot.
From: £330-£455 per week.
Sleeps: 2 (King size with en-suite
shower).
Contact: Paul Rozier
doves Barn Cottage, Badley,
Ipswich IP6 8RJ
Contact: eleanor Parks
The lodge, doves Barn, Stowmarket
Road, Badley, Ipswich IP6 8RJ
Contact: Richard Storer
baylham house Farm,
mill lane, baylham IP6 8lG
Contact: Kay & Mark Dewsbury
Manorflat, the Green, beyton,
bury St edmunds IP30 9AF
T: 01449 722606
M: 07711 091087
T: 01449 722800
M: 07771 884429
T: 01473 830264
F: 01473 830563
T: 01359 270960
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15 Bridewell Lane
VB4
Map ref: D5
Centrally located in the heart of
historic Bury St edmunds this restored
and updated Grade II listed early
Victorian town house offers delightful
accommodation. All gas, electricity,
linen and towels included.
Light and airy two bedroom apartment
just a five minute walk from the centre of
bury st edmunds. sky tV, linen, towels
etc all included.
sleeps: 4 (2 double).
short breaks available.
award
Map ref: D5
Charming, light and airy two
bedroom town house with parking
and courtyard garden. newly
refurbished to a high standard.
theatre, restaurants and shops only
two minutes walk. sky tV, linens,
towels, utilities and welcome food and
refreshment pack all included.
sleeps: 4 (1 double, 1 twin/Kingsize
double).
Contact: mrs amanda skull
T: 01284 750659
m: 07816 918067
www.audo-lets.co.uk
www.beyton.com
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bury st edmunds
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www.baylham-house-farm.co.uk
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8 Windmill Rise
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Bury st edmunds
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sleeps: 6 (2 double, 1 twin).
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Corner House
VB3
Map ref: D5
two well-equipped studios in pleasant
quiet surroundings. town centre
five minutes by car; tV/dVd player,
electricity, heating, towels, bed linen all
included. twin beds. Free self service
laundry facilities available. Off road
parking. Open all year.
Comfortable house and garden in
secluded location, easy to walk to
town centre, bus and railway stations.
Living room with tV/dVd and wellequipped kitchen/diner. WiFi. bed
linen and utilities included. Parking
permit available.
2 studios, each sleeping 2 (twin).
From £210 per week.
sleeps: 4 (1 double bedroom, 1
bedroom with twin beds).
From: £270-350 per week.
Contact: d. manning
brook Villa, rushbrooke Lane,
bury st edmunds ip33 2rr
Contact: tricia & michael Akehurst
Corner House, 14 Cannon Fields,
bury st edmunds IP33 1JX
T/F: 01284 764387
m: 07941 059981
T: 01284 766297
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The Studio
Cowlinge
Map ref: D5
VB4
S t a y
bury st edmunds
Map ref: D5
Garden Corner
Map ref: D5
Within the ‘historic core’ of the town,
this newly refurbished three bedroom
house with garden and parking, is
furnished and equipped to a high
standard. sky tV, internet, utilities,
linens and welcome food pack
included.
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Brook Villa
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Doves Barn Cottage
C o u n t r y
Quiet and secluded two bedroomed semi-detached bungalow close to town
centre, market and the apex concert hall. Conservatory and lounge facing south
overlooking extensive gardens. separate furnished patio for guests. Well equipped
kitchen, and bathroom with all utilities, bed linen and off road parking included.
AwAiting inSPeCtion
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Robin’s Nest
Dallinghoo
Map ref: B4
Peacefully situated within easy reach
of Cambridge, newmarket and Bury
St edmunds, this spacious studio
is surrounded by marked footpaths
across unspoilt farmland. Bicycles
available to explore quiet lanes and
pubs.
Map ref: I4
VB4
Robin’s nest has three separate
four star rated cottages. all provide
quality accommodation with privacy
throughout the year. indoor hot tub.
3 cottages, each sleeps: 6.
From: £400-£750.
Sleeps: 2 (1 double).
From: £285-£385
sleeps: 4 (1 double, 2 bunk beds + cot).
Contact: mrs ella brown
2 Holliday Close, Abbotsford Park,
bury st edmunds IP32 7Ge
Contact: mr & mrs W.r. Cushing
4a Hawstead Lane, Sicklesmere,
Bury St edmunds IP30 0Bt
T: 01284 747360
T: 01284 388117
m: 07786 253810
Contact: mrs amanda skull
T: 01284 750659
m: 07816 918067
www.audo-lets.co.uk
Contact: John & Felicity stemp
Garden Corner, 91A Kings road,
bury st edmunds IP33 3dt
Contact: Virginia neild
the long House, Cowlinge,
newmarket CB8 9HX
Contact: Robert Blake
1a Moorfield Road,
Woodbridge iP12 4Jn
T: 01284 702848
T: 01440 783210
T: 01394 382565
M: 07901 773545
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debenham
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Leys Farmhouse Annexe
91
Earl Stonham
Map ref: H5
Charming, beamed cottage with
modern kitchen and bathroom in
quiet location, five minutes’ walk from
quaint village centre and pub with
home cooked food, bakery and small
supermarket. Two wood-burning
stoves, secluded garden, sky TV
and dVd player ensure all-weather
amenities. (no pets please.)
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The Coach House
Red House Farm Cottages
Framsden
Map ref: G4
a well-equipped annexe to a period
farmhouse. Peaceful situation, gastropub in village. Some disabled facilities.
all linen provided. Short breaks
possible. outdoor swimming pool by
arrangement.
Sleeps: 4 (1 double, 1 sofa bed).
VB3
HaugHley
Map ref: I4
VB3/4
T: 01797 253899
Contact: mrs heather trevorrow
leys Farmhouse, Blacksmith’s lane,
middlewood Green, Earl Stonham,
Stowmarket IP14 5EU
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3 cottages, in total sleeping: 8 + cot
(2 doubles, 2 twins).
Great barton
Map ref: E6
Map ref: E5
Mullion Barn is a 17th century listed
character property. Quietly positioned
on the edge of a small village, seven
miles from Bury st edmunds. the
stable offers one bedroom, single
storey living accommodation with
king size bed and double sofa bed
in the living room to accommodate
extra guests.
sleeps: 2-4 (1 double, 1 sofa bed)
Contact: sandie Hawes
Mullion Barn, the Green, Hessett,
Bury st edmunds IP30 9BQ
T/F: 01473 890891
T: 01449 673323
F: 01449 675413
T: 01359 270678
M: 07910 763556
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Jackbridge Cottage
great finborough
VB4
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Red House Farm, Haughley,
Stowmarket IP14 3QP
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Mullion Barn
Contact: nicola deller
Hill House, mill Hill,
Framsden IP14 6HB
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Map ref: F5
Three delightfully furnished cottages.
garden Cottage adjoins the house
and sleeps two. Newly converted
Stable and Cob Cottage are singlestorey with disabled facilities. Ideal for
exploring Suffolk and Norfolk. B&B
also available. Credit cards accepted.
http://leysfarmhouseannexe.co.uk
VB4
gold award
Map ref: F4
Ladybird Cottage
95
www.mullionbarn.com
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Mill House Holiday Cottages
HitcHam
HaugHley
VB4
S t a y
Hessett
spacious and well appointed.
Glorious, unspoilt, rural location.
Village edge, in front of windmill and
near pub. Country walks. Ideal for
touring suffolk’s country/coastal
attractions. short breaks often
available.
Sleeps: 6 (3 doubles).
Contact: Carol Ward
Springfield Cottage, dixter Lane,
northiam, Rye, east Sussex Tn31 6PR
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Jasmine Cottage
C o u n t r y
Map ref: F5
VB2/3
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Map ref:
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F3
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Winner of the ‘Outstanding Customer Service’
Tourism in Suffolk Awards 2010.
three delightful cottages nestling in four acres of tranquil gardens overlooking
natural ponds with wildlife and surrounded by picturesque views across the open
countryside in a peaceful village.
the Bakery is a caringly restored cottage with exposed beams and preserved
features, a cosy retreat with its own pretty secluded walled garden.
this deceptively spacious bungalow is on the edge of Great barton village and
is an excellent base for exploring east anglia. It is four miles east of historic bury
St edmunds. accommodation is all ground floor, suiting children and those less
mobile.
Price includes linen, towels, power and WiFi.
Sleeps: 8 + cot (2 doubles, 1 twin, 1 bunks, plus cot).
Contact: Mrs C. Whitton
arcadia, bury road, beyton,
bury St edmunds IP30 9ab
T: 01359 271130
M: 079 2636 8901
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recently converted single-storey
barn in tranquil countryside setting.
Situated on the perimeter of our
working mixed farm. ideal for exploring
rural Suffolk with access to many
footpaths.
a characterful listed 15th century
thatched Suffolk cottage in a charming
village well served with all the
necessary facilities. It is equipped to a
very high standard and furnished with
antiques.
from: £255-£330 per week.
Sleeps: 4 (1 double on first floor and
twin beds in attic area with access by
ladder-type stairway).
Contact: teresa Pemberton
Jackbridge farm, Jacks lane,
great finborough,
Stowmarket iP14 2nQ
Lily cottage & Franz cottage are both comfortable and charming with conservatories
perfect for relaxing and enjoying the beautiful setting in this idyllic location.
Situated in the heart of Suffolk’s countryside and excellent for touring picturepostcard hamlets, villages and market towns and the stunning coastline. ideal for
walking, cycling, golf, fishing and other activities, as well as places to visit.
Receive a free entry to WIN A TWO NIGHT STAY, when you visit our website or call
for a brochure.
Sleeps: 2-7.
Daily/short breaks may be available.
Contact: Marcia Riddington
43 Crown Street,
Bury St edmunds IP33 1Qu
Contact: melanie Rieger
mill House, Water Run, Hitcham,
ipswich iP7 7LN
T: 01449 672177
T: 01284 704555
M: 07949 594776
T/F: 01449 740315
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The Old Piggery
Horringer
Map ref: I6
VB4
Eleven picturesque log cabins with
private hot tub situated in the grounds
of athelington hall. Ideal to escape
the hassle of work for a relaxing and
refreshing break.
9 Lodges sleep: 6 (1 double, 1 twin,
1 double sofa bed).
2 Lodges sleep: 4 (1 double, 1 double
sofa bed)
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Wheelwrights Cottage
kersey
Map ref: D5
recommended by Peter Woodman
(Travel Journalist). A stylish, “Best of
Suffolk” five star self-catering retreat
for two, right on the edge of ickworth
Park. Fully equipped double bedroom,
kitchen, bathroom, beamed living
room. Bursting with design features.
ideally located just 2.5 miles from Bury
St edmunds.
VB5
102
The Rector’s Retreat
kettlebaston
Map ref: F3
Wheelwrights Cottage is converted
from an 18th century barn. It has one
en‑suite bedroom with 6’ bed, kitchen
and large lounge with wood burning
stove in the grounds of 16th century
cottage.
VB3
107
Hour Cottage
Lavenham
Map ref: F3
Cosy, detached lodge set in the
grounds of our 17th century home.
tranquil setting. Centrally placed for
touring. Colour brochure available.
short breaks available, minimum two
nights, £50 per night.
From: £319.20 per week. or £48 per
couple per night, minimum stay 3
nights.
5% discount for stays of 5 nights
or more.
VB4
108
Lavenham Cottages
Lavenham
Map ref: E3
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Maltings Farm Holiday Cottages
Lavenham
Map ref: E3
Grade II listed cottage situated in
the heart of Lavenham. Beautifully
furnished, retaining many original
features. Two bedrooms (one with
king size bed) and secluded cottage
garden. It has the perfect touch
for an unforgettable stay. Open all
year round.
Four delightful, cosy, traditional
cottages, each with charm and
character and luxurious, modern
furnishings. excellent restaurants,
pubs and shops within easy walking
distance. Centrally situated in
Lavenham’s picturesque market Place
where there is free parking.
Sleeps: 3 + cot (1 double, 1 single).
4 cottages each sleeps: 4
(1 double, 1 twin).
Map ref: E3
VB3
maltings Farm consists of four single-storey cottages set around a rustic courtyard,
just three miles from Lavenham. Converted from an old dairy, these are now
attractive, well-appointed and comfortably furnished. Outside, individual grassed
areas are surrounded by unspoilt, rolling countryside. On your doorstep are
delightful views across the fields, inviting gentle walks along the quiet, single track
road with tree-lined wildflower verges. no smoking please.
4 cottages sleeping 16 in total.
Sleeps: 2 (1 double)
From: £425-£505 per week (shorter
stays welcome from £60 per night)
Contact: Peter havers
athelington hall, horham,
Eye IP21 5EJ
Contact: Mrs Caroline Crouchman
The old Piggery, Westley Lane,
Horringer, Bury St edmunds iP29 5rZ
Contact: Doreen Gowan
The Forge, kersey Upland,
kersey IP7 6eN
Contact: Valerie & Peter Gutteridge
the old Convent, kettlebaston,
Ipswich IP7 7Qa
Contact: mrs esther J Perkins
118 Western Road, Billericay,
essex Cm12 9Jh
Contact: Sheila Lane
The Studio, Shilling Street,
Lavenham CO10 9Rh
Contact: Tim and Rachel Bell
maltings Farm Cottage, Thorpe morieux,
Bury St edmunds IP30 0nG
T: 01728 628233
T: 01284 735048
M: 07900 085248
T: 01473 829311
T: 01449 741557
M: 07765 596201
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m: 07958 060233
T: 01284 828877 (Office Hours)
T: 01284 828843 (Evenings)
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Hill Farm House
Lamarsh
VB4
Map ref: E2
sleeps: 2 (1 twin).
From: £300 per week, short breaks
available.
Contact: mrs B. Greenhill
hill Farm house,
alphamstone Back road,
Lamarsh, Bures C08 5hB
T: 01787 269905
104
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Lavenham
Map ref: E3
Two renovated, medieval cottages
in the stunning village of Lavenham.
Two minutes’ walk to excellent
pubs, shops and restaurants. Sky
Tv, large beds, double bathtubs,
private gardens and parking, log
fires and luxury furnishings. Short
breaks a speciality. Regular visitBritain
award Winner.
VB4
Map ref: E3
106
The Grove Cottages
award-winning two-bedroom cottage
in the heart of Lavenham, amidst
the many shops, restaurants and
tearooms. Beautifully renovated with
fully equipped kitchen, luxury lounge,
bedrooms, courtyard garden and
private parking.
Sleeps: 4 (2 doubles).
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www.lavenhamcottages.co.uk
[email protected]
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numbersix
Lavenham
Map ref: E3
Twenty seven lovely 18th century,
romantic cottages. ancient oak
beams, open log fires, period furniture,
ducks, roses and a touch of luxury.
Close to medieval Lavenham. Bikes
and canoes available to explore
Constable Country. Online booking
available.
27 cottages. Sleeps 2-6.
VB4
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Potash Farm Cottage
Lavenham
Map ref: E3
VB4
112
Victoria Cottage
Lavenham
Map ref: E3
VB4
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The Court
LawshaLL
Map ref: E3
Map ref: D4
VB3/4
In the heart of Lavenham, numbersix
is a luxury, restful cottage. Beautifully
furnished and equipped to a high
standard. WiFi, flat screen digital
Tv, DaB micro system, telephone.
Secluded garden. Traditional aga
wood burning stove (logs provided).
Comfortable, attractive cottage,
abounding wildlife, idyllic country
surroundings. enclosed private garden
overlooking owner’s large, fenced
pond. Perfect to relax and explore.
many walks on doorstep. Lavenham
three miles. Brochure available.
Grade II listed cottage in heart of
medieval Lavenham. Beautifully
presented, moments from market
square. Pretty, secluded garden,
well established and with superb
views over fields and valleys beyond.
Bikes available.
a Queen anne cottage in a rural
position in the glorious suffolk
countryside, furnished and equipped
to a very high standard. set in its
own garden. Local shops, pubs and
restaurants nearby. Own farm trail and
other walks. Open all year.
Sleeps: 2-3 (1 double, 1 single) +
stowaway bed for extra single.
Sleeps: 4 ( 1 double/1 twin) +
double sofa bed.
From: £275-£310.
sleeps: 5 (2 double, 2 twin, 1 single).
Newly enlarged studio flat sleeps: 2.
Contact: Carol and Jim Keohane
Blaize house, Church Street,
Lavenham Co10 9QT
Contact: Diane martyn, Cages Farm,
Tuffields Road, Whepstead,
Bury St edmunds IP29 4TL
Contact: mark Scott
The Grove, edwardstone,
Lavenham CO10 5PP
Contact: Karen Buxton
Crossways, Gracious Street,
Selborne, hampshire GU34 3JB
Contact: emma Ward
Potash Farm, Thorpe morieux,
Bury St. edmunds IP30 0nG
Contact: Sheila margo
4b Bolton Lane,
Lavenham CO10 9RJ
Contact: Roberta Truin
Brighthouse Farm, Melford Road,
Lawshall, Bury st Edmunds IP29 4PX
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m: 07771 944578
T/F: 01787 211115
m: 07785 343434
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T: 01284 828396
m: 0781 2956402
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spacious and comfortable apartment
near sudbury, with splendid views
and a wealth of wildlife. Perfect for
exploring or just relaxing. Kitchen/
lounge/dining room up to bedroom
and luxury shower room. Brochure
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Log Cabin Holidays
C o u n t r y
S u f f o l k
T o w n
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laxfield
VB3
H o l i d a y
Coach House & Stables
115
mildenhall
Map ref: J6
The Villa Stables comprises two
separate cottages in laxfield village
centre. The Old Stables sleeps four and
The loose Box sleeps two. Close to
the shop and two village pubs. TV/dVd,
video, central heating.
2 cottages sleep: 6 in total (2 double,
1 twin).
The Old Stables from: £295-£520
The loose Box from: £240-£410.
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6 Belmont Court
newmarket
Map ref: B/C7
The Coach house offers ground floor
accommodation, one bedroom + sofa
bed. The Stables has two upstairs
bedrooms (king and twin), all en-suite.
Sunny sitting rooms, fully equipped
kitchens and laundry. linen, towels
and utilities included. Courtyard
parking. Free WiFi.
Sleeps: 2+2 and 4 (2 superking or
twin, 1 king, 1 double sofa bed).
From: £500 per week, minimum
4 nights.
VB3
117
11 Ashbourne Court
newmarket
Map ref: B5
VB3
Syde House Apartment
122
saxon street
Map ref: B5
VB2
123
Barn Cottages
Stonham aSpal
Map ref: B5
VB4
124
Mill Stream Cottage
Sudbury
Map ref: H4
Very spacious comfortable modern
apartment. well equipped new
kitchen; bathroom with shower;
attractive sunny sitting room with tV
and DVD player. Full central heating,
garage, quiet location close to
racecourse, sales and town centre.
attractive second floor flat in modern
purpose-built block. all amenities;
well equipped kitchen, bathroom with
shower, sunny sitting room. tV and
DVD player, off street parking in gated
courtyard. Less than five minutes walk
from sales and town centre.
Large studio apartment in converted
hayloft, just three miles to newmarket,
14 miles to Cambridge, Bury st
edmunds and ely. Double bedroom
and large living area with single
bed and sofa bed. tV, DVD. Pub/
restaurant 200 yards. off road parking.
Cottages for two. Set amidst four
acres of peaceful and tranquil
surroundings. South-facing with pretty
cottage garden. Ideal for exploring
Constable Country, lavenham,
Woodbridge, Southwold and all of the
East Coast.
Sleeps: 4 (2 large double/twin rooms).
Sleeps: 2 (1 double/twin).
sleeps: 3-4 (1 double/family room).
From: £200 per week, £40 per night.
5 Cottages each sleeping:
2 + cot + Z bed;
(3 double, 2 twin).
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Garden Cottage
Swaffham Prior
Map ref: D/E2
delightful accommodation in 19th
century cottage with stunning views
over historic water meadows. Large
deck with mill stream. relax or walk
and cycle – off road routes on the
doorstep. Local amenities close by.
Sleeps: 3 (1 double, 1 single).
Map ref: A5
VB3
in the historic village of Swaffham
Prior, Garden Cottage is an
excellent base from which to explore
Newmarket, Cambridge and Ely. The
cottage has two bedrooms. Secluded
rear garden with decking and patio
furniture.
Sleeps: 4 (1 double, 1 twin).
from: £425 per week.
Contact: John Reeve
The Villa, High Street,
laxfield iP13 8dU
Contact: anne Greenfield
Coach house & Stables, Orchard house
23 north Terrace, mildenhall iP28 7aa
Contact: mrs Jennie Collingridge
6 Belmont Court, High Street,
newmarket CB8 9BP
Contact: mrs Jennie Collingridge
11 ashbourne Court, all Saints road,
newmarket CB8 8GH
Contact: Mrs s.e. Greenwood
syde House, 37 the street,
saxon street, nr newmarket CB8 9rU
Contact: mrs m tydeman
Goldings, East End lane,
Stonham aspal, Stowmarket Ip14 6aS
Contact: Wendy butcher
1 Mayes Farm, The Common,
Lavenham CO10 9TZ
Contact: mrs hilary marsh
The meadow house, 2a high Street,
Burwell, Cambs CB25 0hB
T: 01986 798019
T: 01638 711237
F: 01638 715403 m: 07747 655433
M: 07850 966169
M: 07850 966169
T: 01638 730044
T: 01449 711229
T: 07779 017923
T: 01638 741926
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Bob’s Cottage
OnehOuse
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the old Granary provides cosy
accommodation. It retains many of
its original attractive features, with
exposed beams, a wood burning
stove, and is perfectly positioned in a
private location on a working farm in
rural Suffolk.
Sleeps: 8 (1 double en-suite, 2 twin,
1 bunk bed).
VB3
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The Stables
Polstead
Map ref: F5
Pretty, detached 18th century cottage.
Beamed rooms with quirky charm,
log-burner, large garden, off-road
parking. near pub and fishing lake
and ideal for exploring suffolk. short
breaks available.
sleeps: 5 (1 double, 1 twin, 1 single) +
sofa bed on ground floor.
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Rede Hall Farm
Rede
Map ref: F2
Caringly restored stables, attached
to the 17th century farmhouse, set in
10 tranquil acres within the beautiful
dedham Vale. the cottage is fully
equipped and tastefully furnished.
sleeps: 4 (1 twin, 1 double).
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Swaffham Prior
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Bakery Cottage
West Wratting
VB4
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Two red brick and flint cottages on
a moated working farm. Jenny Wren
has two ground floor bedrooms plus a
galleried twin room with its own sitting
room. Nuthatch has two en-suite
bedrooms (one with a four poster bed)
plus sofa bed. Hot Spa Tub included.
Spacious Victorian cottage in historic
village of Swaffham Prior. Two king
size doubles (one on ground floor)
and one twin. Two bathrooms: one
en-suite, one downstairs. Parking.
Enclosed garden. Luxury beds. Linen
and towels provided.
attractive cottage with a large garden
with cottage plants and many birds
set in a peaceful village just 10 miles
from Cambridge, saffron Walden and
newmarket. ground floor double
bedroom and bathroom. B&B also
available.
Jenny Wren sleeps: 6 + cot.
From £306-£665 per week.
Nutchatch sleeps: 4 + sofa bed & cot.
From £250-£560 per week.
Sleeps: 6 (2 doubles, 1 twin).
from: £525 per week.
sleeps: 6 (including ground floor
double).
Contact: Mary Roe
the old Granary, Hall Farm, Nowton,
Bury St Edmunds IP29 5LZ
Contact: elaine Bailey
Keswick, Lower Road,
Onehouse, stowmarket IP14 3BX
Contact: Helen Parker
sprotts Farm, Holt Road, Polstead,
Colchester Co6 5Bt
Contact: Christine Oakley
Rede Hall Farm Park, Rede,
Bury St edmunds IP29 4UG
Contact: mrs hilary marsh
The meadow house, 2a high Street,
Burwell, Cambs CB25 0hB
Contact: Mrs Carol Denny
Bakery Cottage, High street,
West Wratting, Cambs CB21 5LU
T: 01284 388239
F: 01284 388407
T: 01449 677206
T/F: 01787 210368
T: 01284 850695
F: 01284 850345
T: 01638 741926
f: 01638 741861
T: 01223 290492
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Ivy House Farm
Wortham
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The NaTioNal horseraciNg museum
Map ref: B5
Map ref: G7
explore east anglia, bring your dog!
country walks from delightful, singlestorey barn conversion on arable
farm. two twin bedrooms, bathroom
(shower/wet room), sunny enclosed
patio garden, rural views. wheelchair
accessible.
Enjoy spectacular Suffolk sunsets
in our comfortable, well-equipped
cottage. ideal centre for touring East
Anglia’s delightful villages and market
towns. Sitting room, kitchen/dining
room, internal gallery to bedroom and
en-suite shower.
Small, peaceful complex on the
Norfolk/Suffolk border, overlooking
common land. Consists of a 17th
century long house, three terraced
cottages and a timber cottage.
Surrounded by spacious garden with
interesting plants.
sleeping: 4 (2 twin).
3 Cottages each sleep: 4;
timber cottage sleeps: 6-7;
Longhouse sleeps: 10.
Contact: Joy homan
street Farm, wickham skeith,
eye iP23 8LP
Contact: Kathy parker
Grange Farm, Green Road, woolpit,
Bury St Edmunds ip30 9RG
Contact: Paul and Jacky Bradley
Ivy house Farm, Wortham,
Diss IP22 1rD
T: 01449 766275
T: 01359 241143
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and camping sites
please contact Tourist
Information Centres
listed on page 32
Brighthouse Farm
www.netusbarn.co.uk
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Equine tours available upon request.
10% group discount.
coach parking by arrangement.
Cafe & Shop.
Caravan & Camping Accommodation
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open all year - AA inspected. We are located approximately five miles outside Bury
st Edmunds between the pretty villages of Beyton and Thurston. With easy access
from the A14 and A143 we are the ideal base from which to explore East Anglia.
1 unit for 2 persons per night including hook-up from £15.
Pitches from: £8 per night.
Contact: Brighthouse Farm,
Melford Road, Lawshall,
Bury st Edmunds IP29 4PX
T: 01359 270121
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A Visit To Remember...
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A visit to The National Stud offers a fascinating insight into the
world of thoroughbred horse breeding
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Large parties welcome by prior arrangement.
Group discounts available
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Group tours all year
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Tailor made tours arranged to see the racehorses in training,
trainer’s yard and The National Stud.
•
90-minute guided tours of a beautiful 500 acre stud farm,
home to stallions, mares and foals
•
Wavertree’s Coffee and Gift Shop open daily from
9.00am - 4.30pm (Open all year except Christmas Day
through to New Year’s Day).
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Coach coffee stops welcome
•
Exclusive Racng Tour for Newmarket Friday Nights (June-August)
www.thedellcaravanpark.co.uk
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A great place for groups
to visit . . . we have it all!
From the National Horseracing Museum to the National Stud,
the Animal Health Trust, a training ‘yard’ and the world-famous
Rowley Mile and July racecourses.
There’s great accommodation and a wide selection of catering
including local produce at La Hoque Farm Shop and café.
Let the Newmarket Experience book and plan your group’s
day or longer stay.
Contact: Andrew & Dawn Leathley
The Dell, Touring Caravan & Camping Park,
Beyton road, Thurston,
Bury st Edmunds IP31 3rB
T: 01284 830385
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a quiet immaculately kept site in
the heart of suffolk countryside with
many mature and newly planted
trees and shrubs in five acres. Toilets,
washbasins, showers and electric
hook-ups provided for. shop and
pubs within easy reach. Friendly
family-run site only 7 miles from Bury
st Edmunds.
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The National Horseracing Museum
99 high street, Newmarket cB8 8Jh
www.nhrm.co.uk
www.farmstayanglia.co.uk/grangefarm
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• May 2012 sees the 2 day QIPCO Guineas Festival
return to the hallowed turf of the Rowley Mile
• Experience the razzle dazzle of the 3 day July Festival,
including the glitz and glamour of Ladies Day
• Join us for a fantastic musical line up with
our Newmarket Nights and family days out
at ourSummer Saturdays across the summer
• And our Autumn racing includes the
world-renowned Cambridgeshire Meeting
and Future Champions Day
• With 38 days of events to choose
from in 2012 Newmarket has it all!
set in the heart of Newmarket, the
horseracing capital of the world, the
museum presents a fascinating collection
of racing art, personalities, objects and
history to interest both racing buff and
general visitor alike.
Opening hours:
Please see website or telephone
for details.
N E W M A R K E T
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Tel: 01638 666789
email: [email protected]
www.nationalstud.co.uk
Further information from:
Newmarket CIC
63, The Guineas Centre
Newmarket. CB8 8HT
T: 01638 719749
www.newmarketexperience.co.uk
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uniquely situated in the heart of the
Brecks and on the doorstep of thetford
Forest, Brandon is an attractive,
traditional Country park covering 32
acres with well marked walks, cycle and
easy access trails and play equipment
(including wheelchair swing). Historical
interest is provided by mausoleum,
lake and attractive flint walled garden.
Informative interpretation boards on site
and in the Visitor Centre, open daily,
which houses gift shop, tea room and tourist information point. a full calendar of
children’s events, nightjar and fungi walks. picnic facilities. pay & display car parking.
on the B1106, one mile south of Brandon.
Opening hours:
open dawn to dusk 7 days a week.
Visitor Centre open including toilets:
1 Mar-31 oct, Mon-Fri 1000-1700,
Sat & Sun, 1000-1730.
1 nov-28 Feb, daily 1000-1600.
Call for Christmas opening.
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THE BRECKS
Mid Suffolk light railway MuSeuM
Map ref: H5
Visiting Suffolk?
Keep active at
one of our great
leisure centres or
swimming pools!
We have state of
the art facilities &
friendly helpful
staff to help you
get the most out
of your visit!
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Visit Suffolk’s only full-size steam
railway and museum. ride in vintage
19th century coaches and experience
an edwardian ride in the Suffolk
countryside. More information online
and from tourist information Centres.
(Day passes are available!)
Find out more at:
www.angcomleisure.com
Free Information
Pack - contact
Brandon Country Park
Visitor Centre, Bury road,
Brandon Ip27 0Su
now open at
01842 760116
www.brecks.org
Brandon
Leisure Centre
T: 01842 810185
F: 01842 810185
www.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Partnership
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Opening hours:
May-September, Sundays and Bank
holidays 1000-1700. also steam days:
please see website for details.
anglia
community
leisure
T: 01449 766899
www.mslr.org.uk
Lanwades Park - Suffolk Town & Country Guide:Layout 1
Working in partnership with Forest Heath District Council
Oxburgh Hall © Nick Ford
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Mid Suffolk Light Railway Museum
Brockford Station,
wetheringsett iP14 5Pw
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Lanwades Park
Home of the Animal Health Trust
Kentford, Newmarket CB8 7UU
The gardens and grounds of
Lanwades Park are open for walks
at weekends from March - October.
Our Visitors Centre, gift shop and
the Stable Yard Coffee Shop are
open all year round.
For more information, visit
www.lanwadespark.co.uk
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Map ref: D3
Discover the spirit of Ickworth
Built as a magnificent showcase for the
Earl of Bristol’s collections of Georgian
silver, regency furniture and old Masters
– the grand rotunda dominates the
landscape. the surrounding parkland
has walking and cycling trails, a children’s
playground, wildlife garden and trim trail
for outdoor enthusiasts.
Stocking high quality,
original, contemporary
maritime related art from
artists based in Wales,
Sweden and East Anglia.
Helmingham Hall is famous for its grade 1 listed gardens, redesigned by lady
Tollemache (a Chelsea gold medallist) set in a 400 acre deer park surrounding a
moated Tudor Hall. Visitors enjoy the rare chance to see herds of red and fallow
deer living in the wild as well as the enchanting herbaceous borders, herb & knot
gardens, and rose and wild gardens. delicious local food is served in the Coach House
Tearooms and the stable shops offer a wide range of local produce, plants and garden
accessories. There are also many exciting events held throughout the season including
The Festival of Classic & sports Cars, suffolk dog day and Cookery experience days
hosted by suffolk chef emma Crowhurst.
Opening hours:
1 may-16 sep, Tue, Wed, Thu and sun
1200-1700 (also open Bank Holiday
mondays).
Helmingham Hall
The events Office, Helmingham,
stowmarket iP14 6eF
birthplace of Thomas Gainsborough ra
(1727-88). historic house dating back to
the 16th Century with attractive walled
garden. The outstanding collection
is shown together with eighteenth
century furniture and displays a large
collection of Gainsborough’s work.
Varied programme of exhibitions of both
historic british and contemporary art.
Gift and coffee shop.
Opening hours:
open all year Mon-sat 1000-1700,
(closed suns, Good Friday and from
24 Dec-new Year incl).
T: 01787 372958 F: 01787 376991
www.helmingham.com
Visit our website at
sea pictures gallery.com
OPEN
Ickworth is just four miles
from Bury St Edmunds.
Monday, Thursday - Saturday
10.00am - 5.00pm
Gainsborough’s House
46 Gainsborough street,
sudbury Co10 2eu
T: 01473 890799
New for 2012, visit the restored servants’
basement and experience what life was
like for the people who worked here
in the 1900s. Explore the beautiful,
formal Italianate gardens, enjoy a
delicious seasonal lunch in the west
wing restaurant or potter for gifts in the
National trust Shop.
Located at the heart of Lavenham,
the guildhall of Corpus Christi tells the
story of one of the best-preserved and
wealthiest towns in Tudor england.
explore Melford hall, a fine
elizabethan manor house destroyed
by fire in 1942 and lovingly restored by
the hyde Parker family who still reside
there today.
Step inside to experience the beauty
of this timber-framed building, learn
about the importance of the guild,
Lavenham’s famous blue cloth,
and the people behind its rich and
illustrious history.
relax on the sofa in front of the
fire, view Beatrix Potter’s wonderful
illustrations, and uncover the history of
the family and their adventures on the
high seas.
Lavenham Guildhall
market Place, Lavenham CO10 9QZ
Melford Hall
Melford hall, long Melford Co10 9aa
T: 01787 247646
T: 01787 379228
Sunday
11.00am - 4.30pm
Opening hours:
Please see website for details.
Well Lane | Clare | Suffolk | CO10 8NH
Ickworth
the rotunda, horringer,
Bury St Edmunds IP29 5QE
T: 01284 735270
Tel 01787 279 024
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/Lavenham
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/melfordhall
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Follow us on Facebook
www.gainsborough.org
Visit Castle House
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The home, studios
and grounds where
Sir Alfred Munnings,
President of the Royal
Academy, lived and
painted for 40 years.
Castle House offers
a unique experience,
the chance to gain a
fresh understanding of an important English artist,
enjoyed in the setting of a country house and
garden. You will feel you are making a private visit
to a beautiful home so recently occupied by the
artist. A rare opportunity, not to be missed
Open: Wed, Thurs, Sat, Sun & Bank Holiday Monday 2-5pm
Tearoom tel 07960 057791 for details
The Sir Alfred Munnings Art Museum
Castle House, Dedham CO7 6AZ
Tel: 01206 322127
or visit online at www.siralfredmunnings.co.uk
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The TheaTre royal
Bury ST edmundS
‘Is there a more beautiful
theatre in Britain than
this restored Regency
gem? I doubt it’
MAY – AUgUst 2012
Wednesday – sunday, 10am - 5pm
BaCKSTaGe PaST
Access all Eras
every theatre has its ghosts… but it’s not often that you
get the chance to meet them. Come along and explore their
stories across almost two centuries of theatre-going.
Michael Billington,
The Guardian
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Designed and built in 1819 by
the renowned architect William
Wilkins, the Theatre Royal is
the only surviving example of a
Regency playhouse and one of
only eight Grade 1 listed theatre
buildings in this country. In addition to a
year-round programme of drama and other arts performances, the Theatre sets
out to bring our fascinating heritage to life for today’s audiences.
TourS
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PanTomime
Box office: 01284 769505 www.theatreroyal.org
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Field StudieS CounCil
Pakenham Water mill
Map ref: E6
Suffolk Building Preservation Trust Charity No. 265212
Pakenham Watermill
mill road, Pakenham,
Bury St edmunds iP31 2nB
T: 07585 899633
www.pakenhamwatermill.org.uk
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The TeapoT poTTery
Map ref: H5
located at the heart of Constable
Country, we offer short courses in
painting, drawing, digital photography,
birds, flowers and many other
environment and art themes. open
from January to december, we have
accommodation for around 40 adults,
with most rooms en-suite.
T: 01284 748720
www.stedscathedral.co.uk
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Mildenhall MuseuM
Map ref: G5
this 18th century watermill, the last
working watermill in Suffolk, is on a
Domesday site. milling on the first
thursday morning of the month, and on
many other thursdays.
Opening hours:
6 apr-28 Oct, Sat, Sun & Bank holidays
0130-1700; thu 1000-1600.
St Edmundsbury Cathedral
bury St Edmunds
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Chilli Farm SmokehouSe & Deli
Map ref: G1
Open daily. all welcome
to visit, pray or join
worship. Guided tours, art
exhibitions, concerts. don’t
miss the refectory, the
Cathedral’s café/restaurant,
and shop. Free admission,
donations welcome.
Opening hours:
daily
Designers and makers of unusual teapots
sold throughout the world. Visitors can see
teapots being made (weekdays) and have
a pot of tea in our small tearoom. We also
have a paint-your-own-pot Ceramic Café,
suitable for all ages.
Flatford Mill Field Centre
east Bergholt Co7 6ul
The Teapot Pottery
Low road, Debenham Ip14 6QU
T: 0845 330 7368 (calls at local rate)
www.field-studies-council.org/flatfordmill
Moyse’s Hall &
West stoW anglo-saxon Village
Map ref: B7
Opening hours:
open all year, Monday-Saturday including
Bank holiday Mondays.
Acres of Fun at the Chilli Farm
New in 2011, our Chilli Trail offers
something for everyone! For chilli lovers
or keen gardeners, a visit to the growing
areas, display greenhouse & visitors
centre are a must. The kids will love
meeting our South american animals,
especially our adorable alpacas. in our
Deli you’ll find an array of chilli delights
including our own range of hot sauces,
condiments, farm-reared pork and our new smokehouse products. We also have
seasonally available plants, seeds, ceramics and gifts. Start your day with a hearty
breakfast, or a lunchtime treat in our Bistro. our homemade chilli chocolate brownies
and cheese and chilli scones are sensational!
Opening hours:
For opening times and special events
see our website.
Chilli Farm Smokehouse & Deli
Norwich road, mendlesham,
Stowmarket iP4 5NQ
T: 01449 766677
T: 01728 860475 / 01728 861666
www.chillicompany.com
www.cartersteapots.com
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Bridge Farm Barns
Map ref: F3
Map ref: D5 & D6
a collection of unique, independent retail
businesses and a licensed Tea room
serving homemade lunches, cream teas
etc. Unusual cards & gifts; inspirational
articles for home & garden; traditional
children’s toy shop. Corn dollies and silk
flowers.
Pay once and have unlimited visits to
both sites and constantly changing
events.
From the early settlers, through to
medieval and more – follow the story!
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Developed over 50 years by
plantsman Bernard Tickner,
Fullers Mill is an atmospheric
and horticulturally distinguished
woodland garden on the banks
of the River Lark. The waters of
the Mill Pond, Birch and Willow
trees, specimen shrubs and the
seasonal display of Snowdrops,
Lilies and Colchicum combine
in a calm and rhythmic
planting to delight the casual
visitor and connoisseur alike.
Bridge Farm Barns
monks eleigh iP7 7aY
T: 01449 740456
www.bridgefarmbarns.co.uk
Opening hours:
Open all year mon-sat 1000-1700,
sun 1100-1700.
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discover the lives of our ancestors and
see how they sustained a lifestyle in a
tough and testing flora and fauna-rich
enviroment. From tools and weapons
from the stone age to the creation of the
american air Force’s leading european
base – Mildenhall Museum will take you
on an intriguing trip through local history:
The garden is open April to
September, Wednesdays,
Fridays, and Sundays 2–5pm.
In October it will be open on
Wednesdays and Fridays
2–5pm. Tea, coffee and
delicious homemade cake
available.
Beards of eye
Map ref: H6
Mildenhall Museum
6 King street, Mildenhall iP28 7eX
T: 01638 716970
www.mildenhallmuseum.co.uk
Opening hours: 1 Mar-nov, Wed,
Thu & sat 1400-1630, Fri 1030-1630
July-aug, Thu 1030-1230
The Museum closes at 1600 in
november.
Opening hours:
Moyse’s Hall: open daily 1000-1700
(last admission at 1600). sundays open
1200-1600 but please check website
for variable opening times. Closed
Bank Holidays.
West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village:
open daily 1000-1700 (last admission
1600 in summer and 1530 in winter).
In the historic market town of eye, Beard’s
delicatessen is the place to find local
produce as well as conserves, cold meats,
desserts and fine wines. The shop and tea
shop are in a Grade II listed medieval hall
house. accommodation also available.
Moyse’s Hall
Bury st edmunds
T: 01284 757160
West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village
Bury st edmunds
T: 01284 728718
Opening hours:
open daily except Tuesday and sunday.
W est Stow Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk IP28 6HD
Registered Charity
Beards of Eye
Maggie and Michael Beard,
39 Church street, eye IP23 7Bd
www.moyseshall.org
165
Fullers Mill Garden
The Heritage Ticket to your
Past at West Stow Anglo-Saxon
Village and Moyse’s Hall,
Bury St Edmunds!
Over half a million years of history
under one roof
Fascinating artefacts document
thousands of years of life on the Fens and
Breckland around Mildenhall and district.
V i s i t
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Map ref: D5
T o
..... by the River Lark
Telephone: 0870 8030248
w w w .fullersmillgarden.org.uk
T: 01379 870383
www.weststow.org
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days out directory
Historic Buildings cont...
Visitor Attractions
Bardwell Windmill, Bardwell IP31 1AD
01359 251331
Baylham House Rare Breeds Farm, Needham Market IP6 8LG
01473 830264 www.baylham-house-farm.co.uk
Ickworth House (National Trust), Horringer IP29 5QE
01284 735270 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ickworth
Kentwell Hall, Long Melford CO10 9BA
01787 310207 www.kentwell.co.uk
Melford Hall (National Trust), Long Melford CO10 9AA
01787 379228 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/melfordhall
Norman Tower, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1LS
Bridge Cottage (National Trust), East Bergholt CO7 6UL
01206 298260 www.nationaltrust.org.uk
The Nutshell, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1BJ
01284 764867 www.thenutshellpub.co.uk
Easton Farm Park, Easton IP13 0EQ
01728 746475 www.eastonfarmpark.co.uk
Palace House, Newmarket CB8 8EP
www.newmarketexperience.co.uk
Framsden Windmill, Framsden IP14 6HB
01473 890328
St Edmundsbury Cathedral, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1LS
01284 748720 www.stedscathedral.co.uk
Gainsborough’s House, Sudbury CO10 2EU
01787 372958 www.gainsborough.org
St Mary’s Church, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1QU
01284 754680 www.stmarystpeter.net
Go Ape!, Nr Brandon IP27 0AF
0845 643 9215 www.goape.co.uk
Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1QT
01284 769505 www.theatreroyal.org
Go Ape! Forest Segway, Nr Brandon IP27 0AF
0845 094 9679 www.goapeforestsegway.co.uk
West Front of the Abbey and Great Churchyard,
Bury St Edmunds IP33 1QU
The Granary, Sudbury CO10 2AN
01787 313100 01787 313199 www.riverstourtrust.org
The Guildhall of Corpus Christi (National Trust), Lavenham CO10 9QZ
01787 247646 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lavenham
Bury St Edmunds
167
23, 24, 25 November
Over 300 stalls, world market, on stage and
street entertainment, fun fair and much more!
2012
Hadleigh Guildhall, Hadleigh IP7 5DN
01473 822544 01473 823884
High Lodge, Nr Brandon IP27 0AF
01842 815434 www.forestry.gov.uk/highlodge
The National Stud, Newmarket CB8 0XE
01638 666789 www.nationalstud.co.uk
Newmarket Racecourses, Newmarket CB8 0TG
01638 675500 www.newmarketracecourses.co.uk
Pakenham Water Mill, Pakenham IP31 2NB
07585 899633 www.pakenhamwatermill.org.uk
Stanton Windmill, Stanton IP31 2AW
01359 250662
Stonham Barns, Stonham Aspal IP14 6AT
01449 711755 www.stonhambarns.com
Suffolk Owl Sanctuary, Stonham Aspal IP14 6AT
08456 807897 www.owl-help.org.uk
Sutton Hoo (National Trust), Woodbridge IP12 3DJ
01394 389700 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/suttonhoo
West Stow Country Park and Anglo-Saxon Village,
Bury St Edmunds IP28 6HG
01284 728718 www.stedmundsbury.gov.uk
Museums
95th Bomb Group Hospital Museum, Eye IP21 5EU
01379 870514
95th Bomb Group Red Feather Club, Eye IP21 5OG
01728 860930 01379 384472 www.95thbg-horham.com
Clare Ancient House Museum, Clare CO10 8NY
01787 277572 www.clare-ancient-house-museum.co.uk
Greene King Brewery Visitor Centre, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1QT
01284 714297 www.greeneking.co.uk
Ipswich Museum, Ipswich IP1 3QH
01473 433551 www.ipswich.gov.uk/museumsandgalleries
Laxfield and District Museum, Laxfield IP13 8DZ
01986 798531
Little Hall Museum, Lavenham CO10 9QZ
01787 247019 01787 247554 www.littlehall.org.uk
Mechanical Music Museum & Bygones, Cotton IP14 4QN
01379 783350
Mid Suffolk Light Railway Museum, Wetheringsett IP14 5PW
01449 766899 www.mslr.org.uk
Mildenhall Museum, Mildenhall IP28 7EX
01638 716970 www.mildenhallmuseum.co.uk
Moyse’s Hall Museum, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1DX
Historic Buildings
The Abbey Gate, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1UZ
Athenaeum, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1LY
Information line: 01284 764667
Email: [email protected]
Visit: www.burystedmundschristmasfayre.co.uk
Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich IP4 2BE
01473 433554 www.ipswich.gov.uk/museumsandgalleries
Eye Castle, Eye IP23 7AW
01449 724639 www.midsuffolk.gov.uk
Euston Hall, Euston IP24 2QW
01842 766366 www.eustonhall.co.uk
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The Munnings Collection, Dedham CO7 6AZ
01206 322127 www.siralfredmunnings.co.uk
Museum of East Anglian Life, Stowmarket IP14 1DL
01449 612229 www.eastanglianlife.org.uk
National Horseracing Museum, Newmarket CB8 8JH
01638 667333 www.nhrm.co.uk
River Stour Trust Centre, Great Cornard CO10 0GF
01787 313199 www.riverstourtrust.org
Rougham Control Tower Museum, Rougham IP30 9LZ
01359 270524 www.rougham.org
Suffolk Regiment Museum, Bury St Edmunds IP33 3RN
01284 752394 www.suffolkregiment.org
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Museums cont...
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P l a c e s
The Regal Theatre and Cinema, Stowmarket IP14 1AY
01449 612825 www.regalstowmarket.co.uk
Beards of Eye, Eye IP23 7BD
01379 870383 www.beardsofeye.co.uk
Woolpit and District Museum, Woolpit IP30 9TU
01359 240822
Screen in the Barn, Thrandeston IP21 4BU
01379 783678 www.screeninthebarn.co.uk
Elveden Estate, Elveden IP24 3TQ
01842 898068 www.elveden.com
Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1QT
01284 769505 www.theatreroyal.org
Hall Farm, Nr Colchester CO7 6LS
01206 322572 www.hallfarmshop.co.uk
Wingfield Barns, Wingfield IP21 5RA
01379 384505 www.wingfieldbarns.com
Hollow Trees Farm Shop, Ipswich IP7 6HX
01449 741247 www.hollowtrees.co.uk
Galleries & Studios
Beyond the Image Photographers’ Gallery, Eye IP23 7LD
01379 678230 01508 480477 www.beyondtheimage.co.uk
La Hogue, Chippenham CB7 5PZ
01638 751128 www.lahogue.co.uk
Jimmy’s Farm, Nr Ipswich IP9 2AR
08444 938088 www.jimmysfarm.com
Courses
Blackthorpe Barn, Rougham IP30 9LZ
www.blackthorpebarn.com
Artescape, Sudbury CO10 0BP
01787 376705 www.artescape.co.uk
The Edmund Gallery, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1LS
01284 748720 www.stedscathedral.co.uk
Assington Mill, Sudbury CO10 5LZ
01787 229955 www.assingtonmill.com
Equus Art Ltd, Newmarket CB8 0LD
The Cooking Experience Ltd, Hadleigh IP7 5AH
01473 827568 www.cookingexperience.co.uk
The Hunter Gallery, Long Melford CO10 9JF
01787 466117 www.thehuntergallery.com
Suffolk Food Hall, Whersted IP9 2AB
01473 786610 www.suffolkfoodhall.co.uk
Countryside Sites and Nature Reserves
Alton Water, Nr Ipswich IP9 2RY
01780 686800 www.anglianwater.co.uk
Arger Fen & Spouse’s Vale, Assington CO10 5LZ
www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org
Aspal Close Local Nature Reserve, Mildenhall IP28 8AB
01638 719214
Bradfield Woods (Suffolk Wildlife Trust), Bradfield St George IP30 0AQ
www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org
Brandon Country Park, Brandon IP27 0SU
01842 810185 www.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Church Meadow, Nr Stowmarket IP14 2AZ 01449 724639 www.midsuffolk.gov.uk
Clare Castle Country Park, Clare CO10 8NW
01787 277491
Cycling
Lackford Lakes, Suffolk Wildlife Trust Reserve, Lackford IP28 6HX
01284 728706
Deborah Baynes Pottery Studio, Nr Ipswich IP9 1PW
01473 788300 www.potterycourses.net
Jockey Club Rooms for Rural Arts Info, Newmarket CB8 8JL
www.ruralartssuffolk.org.uk
Draw East, Nr Ipswich IP8 4QT
www.draweast.com
Lavenham Contemporary, Lavenham CO10 9PT
01787 249451 www.paulevans-artist.com
Flatford Mill Field Centre, East Bergholt CO7 6UL
0845 330 7368 www.field-studies-council.org/flatfordmill
The Lion House Gallery, Lavenham CO10 9PR
01787 249616 www.lionhousegallery.co.uk
Pin Mill Gallery, Pin Mill IP9 1JN
01473 780130 www.photographyclass.co.uk
Newmarket Gallery, Newmarket CB8 8DL
01638 661183
Print Workshop at Gainsborough’s House, Sudbury CO10 2EU
01787 372958 www.gainsborough.org/printmaking/
Painted Horse Gallery, Newmarket CB8 8DN
01638 666354
Alton Cycle Hire, Alton Water IP9 2RY
01473 328873 www.altoncyclehire.co.uk
Lakenheath Fen, RSPB Reserve, Nr Lakenheath IP27 9AD
01842 863400
Bike Art, Nr Brandon IP27 0AF
01842 810090 www.bikeartthetford.com
Mildenhall Woods, Mildenhall IP28 7SJ 01638 719214
Peppermint Shed, Sproughton IP8 3AA
07757 5044871
There are Leisure Centres situated throughout the area at Stowmarket,
Stradbroke, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket, Mildenhall, Brandon, Hadleigh
and Sudbury. For more details of facilities at each of these please contact
the Tourist Information Centres on page 32.
Pin Mill Gallery, Pin Mill IP9 1JN
01473 780130 www.wildraspberryonline.co.uk
Speciality Shopping
Needham Lake and Nature Reserve, Needham Market IP6 8NU
Suffolk Cycle Breaks, Needham Market IP6 8BW
www.cyclebreaks.com
The Pennings Nature Reserve, Eye IP23 7NH
Redgrave and Lopham Fen, Diss IP22 2HX
01379 688333 www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org
Leisure Centres
Shakespeare House Gallery, Dedham CO7 6DE
01206 322552
The Giggle Factory, Sudbury CO10 2YW
The arc Shopping Centre, Bury St Edmunds
01787 311143
www.ourburystedmunds.com
Playworld & Summer Playworld, Stowmarket IP14 1LH
Bridge Farm Barns, Monks Eleigh IP7 7AY
01449 674980
01449 740456 www.bridgefarmbarns.co.uk
Smiths Row Art Gallery, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1BT
01284 762081 www.smithsrow.org
Carters Teapot Pottery, Debenham IP14 6QU
01728 860475/861666 www.cartersteapots.com
Spiral Gallery, Debenham IP14 6QW
01728 861699
The Chilli Company, Mendlesham IP14 5NQ
01449 766677 www.chillicompany.com
Sun Lane Craft Gallery, Newmarket CB8 8EW
01638 428686 www.newmarket-craft-gallery.co.uk
Courtyard Craft Centre, Needham Market IP6 8LX
01449 720820 www.aldercarrfarm.co.uk
The Tapestry Gallery, Lavenham CO10 9PR
01787 247865
The Crockery Barn, Ashbocking IP6 9JS
01473 890123 www.thecrockerybarn.co.uk
Wildlife Art Gallery, Lavenham CO10 9PZ
01787 248562 www.wildlifeartgallery.com
Henry Watson’s Potteries, Wattisfield IP22 1NH
01359 251239 www.henrywatson.com
Sea Pictures Gallery, Clare CO10 8NH
01787 279024 www.seapicturesgallery.com
Kersey Pottery, Kersey IP7 6DY
01473 822092 www.kerseypottery.com
Risby Barns Antique Centre, Risby IP28 6QU
01284 811126
Performance
The apex, Bury St Edmunds IP33 3FD
01284 758000 www.theapex.co.uk
The Barrandov Opera, Needham Market IP6 8HG
01449 720796 www.barrandov.co.uk
John Peel Centre for Creative Arts, Stowmarket IP14 1ET
07766 466073 www.johnpeelcentreforcreativearts.co.uk
The Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN
01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
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Fishing
Barton Mills Lake 01842 861369
Wolves Wood (RSPB), Hadleigh IP7 6BH
01473 328006 www.rspb.org.uk
Blakenham Woodland Garden, Little Blakenham IP8 4LZ
07760 342131 www.blakenhamwoodlandgarden.org.uk
Brandon & District Angling Club 01842 828448
Chippenham Park, Chippenham, near Newmarket CB7 5PT
01638 720221 www.chippenhamparkgardens.info
Brandon Lock Lake 01842 828448
East Town Park, Haverhill CB9 7UR 01440 710745
Center Parcs Lake, Elveden, nr Thetford
01842 890000
Fullers Mill Garden, West Stow IP28 6HD
0870 8030248 www.fullersmillgarden.org.uk
Hooked Angling Club, Newmarket
Haughley Park,Near Wetherden IP14 3JY
01359 240701 www.haughleyparkbarn.co.uk
Lakenheath Angling Club 01842 860545
Lakenheath Clay Pit 01842 860545
Wyken Vineyard, Stanton IP31 2DW
01359 250287 www.wykenvineyards.co.uk
Larkwood Trout Fisheries, West Stow
01284 728612
Alder Carr Farm, Needham Market IP6 8LX
01449 720820 www.aldercarrfarm.co.uk
West Stow Country Park and Anglo-Saxon Village,
Bury St Edmunds IP28 6HG
Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1XL
Lakeside, Nr Stowmarket IP14 3BX 01449 613770
Local Produce
Thornham Walks, Thornham Magna IP23 8HH
01379 788345 www.thornham.org.uk
Gardens & Parks
Viking Stained Glass, Needham Market IP6 8AU
01449 720034
Haverhill Arts Centre, Haverhill CB9 6AR
01440 714140 www.haverhillartscentre.co.uk
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Local Produce cont...
Wattisham Flying Station Museum, Wattisham IP7 7RA
01449 678189
Angel Gallery, Lavenham CO10 9QZ
01787 248417 www.lavenham.co.uk/angelgallery
T o
Lark Angling & Preservation Society 01842 861369
Hardwick Heath, Bury St Edmunds IP33 2QZ
Helmingham Hall Gardens, Helmingham IP14 6EF
01473 890363 01473 890799 www.helmingham.com
Lanwades Park, Kentford CB8 7UU
www.lanwadespark.co.uk
Mildenhall Angling Club 01638 715895
Nowton Park, Bury St Edmunds IP29 5LU
www.stedmundsbury.gov.uk
Needham Lake and Nature Reserve, Needham Market IP6 8NU
The Place for Plants, East Bergholt CO7 6UP
01206 299224 www.placeforplants.co.uk
Paradise Lake, Sedge Fen Road, Lakenheath
01353 860419
Thornham Walled Garden, Thornham Magna IP23 8HH
Weybread Fishery, Nr Harleston IP21 5TP
01379 588141 www.weybreadfishery.co.uk
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A12
A11
A1
88
Lavenham
17
A1092
Clare
148
Pentlow
62
163
39
Gt. Waldingfield
1
Acton
53-54
120
Polstead
66-67
Leavenheath
Stoke by
Nayland
Nayland
1
A13
103
Lamarsh
A134
A1124
C
120
A1
0
A112
A12
A14
0
A140
Framlingham
Saxmundham
92
Framsden
Wickham
Market
Otley
55
A12
Aldeburgh
2 Tunstall
A115
Eyke
Melton
Woodbridge
Butley
Orford
Visit the
London 2012
Olympic and
Paralympic
Games
27 Jul-12 Aug and
29 Aug-9 Sept
Suffolk is only an hour to an
hour and a half away from
the Olympic Park.
If you are lucky enough to have
tickets, why not stay in a peaceful
cottage or an historic hotel in
rural Suffolk and travel to
London by train?
2
A1
A12
D
E
157
149
F
Martlesham
2
A1
Hintlesham
East
Bergholt
32-33
By car
The network of roads including
the A11, A12 and A14 provides
fast, easy access to Suffolk.
For local rail, coach and
bus information:
Suffolk TraveLine
Tel. 0871 200 2233
www.traveline.org.uk
For national coach information:
National Express
Tel. 08717 818181
www.nationalexpress.com
Air travel
Nearest airports are Stansted
and Norwich:
Stansted Airport
Tel. 0844 335 1803
www.baa.com
Norwich Airport
Tel. 01603 411923
www.norwichairport.co.uk
Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton
and the East Midlands airports
are within easy reach by road
and rail.
A14
Ferry services
Shottisham
To and from East of England
(Harwich)
Bucklesham
Wherstead
Hoek van Holland,
Netherlands:
Stena Line HSS
www.stenaline.com
Bawdsey
Flatford
Dedham
A137
G
Map Key
Numbers on the map refer to advertisements on pages 16-49:
1
Hotel, Guest House & Bed & Breakfast accommodation
1
Caravan & Camping accommodation
1
Self-catering accommodation
1
Places to visit
Please note that this map is not to scale and is for guidance only.
Henley
Ipswich
40
2
Assington
1
B
Yoxford
Dallinghoo
89
43-44
34
A1
A1017
1
A13
Bures
A
143
Baylham
79
101
Kersey
Hadleigh
Sudbury
147 124 72-73
2
Great
Bricett
38
A1120
142
Monks Eleigh
A12
A1
017
A1
A10
Long
Melford
92
A10154
114
Laxfield
It’s so easy
to get here
4
Haverhill
40
A1
98
41
Hitcham
102
Kettlebaston
153 46-51 104-112 Bildeston 5
43
127
West Wratting
A1307
5
Lawshall
52
113 131
A13
3
A1
07
A134
A134
A143
7
A134
A1
1
Cowlinge
121 Rede
Brockley
Green
Mendlesham
161
A1095
Southwold
128
Wickham
Wetheringsett
Skeith
Stowmarket
A12
A14
A14
A11
4
3
A14
99
Debenham
90
Middlewood
Green Stonham 162
Aspal
Earl
123
Stonham
91
A1120
Stonham
68-71
29-30
146
Great
Finborough
Creeting Helmingham
Badley
94
St Mary
77-78
Bradfield
Combust
06
Stradbroke
A144
144
56-61 116-117
141
133-136
Cheveley
28
122
Saxon St
4
A
Eye
Horham
A13
4
130
Culford
Halesworth
Hoxne
Ixworth
31
Bury St
Edmunds
Newmarket
Swaffham
Prior
A143
164
Great
160
Barton A143
63 Risby
93 Pakenham
A14 151
Thurston
155-156
132
A14
Elmswell
159
Beyton
10-27
34-35
64-65 150
4
166-167 81-87
Haughley
Rougham
75-76
80
Nowton
Horringer
95-96
Hessett Woolpit
118
100
Onehouse
129
97
Sicklesmere
152
119
A14
Burwell
A143
A1088
125-126
A1101
A143
88
A142
8-9
A14
A11
37
6
74
165
West Stow 159
130 A143
Wortham
A13
7
A1065
Fordham
5
A1065
A10
3
Barton Mills
42
Honington
A10
A10
Mildenhall
A11 A
1101
Diss
S t a y
For national rail information
Tel. 08457 484950
www.nationalrail.com
Photo: C Easton
Mendham
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Public transport
A145
2
A14
Isleham
45
115
36
A144
141
A1066
Flixton
A143
Harleston
Fersfield
A144
A11
158
4
88
A10
7
2
A14
Beccles6
A1
Thetford
A1066
145
ALowestoft
143
Bungay
3
A11
137-141
A14
A140
A10
65
4
A13
Brandon
8
A11
46
3
A14
2
A1075
3
A14
A1
A14
0
Town or country...
...choose your place to stay
A12
W h e r e
A1
G u i d e
A143
H o l i d a y
C o u n t r y
A145
a n d
2
T o w n
A1
S u f f o l k
The Olympic Torch Relay
A120
H
I
J
comes to Suffolk on 5, 6 & 7 July,
passing from Lowestoft through
Wickham Market, Ufford and
Woodbridge to Ipswich, then
continuing via Essex to Bury St
Edmunds and Newmarket.
For more information:
www.london2012.com
Esbjerg, Denmark:
DFDS Seaways
www.dfdsseaways.com
Whilst every care has
been taken to ensure
the accuracy of the
contents, Babergh,
Forest Heath and Mid
Suffolk District Councils
and St Edmundsbury
Borough Council cannot
accept responsibility
for any errors or
omissions herein.
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suffolk
Your online guide to exploring
Suffolk’s countryside
Discover the perfect place to spot wildlife, fly a kite,
listen to birdsong, have a paddle, go for a ramble,
cross-country cycle, walk your dog or even hug a tree!
Download walking, cycling and horse riding guides
and find events that get you close to nature in the
very heart of the countryside.
www.discoversuffolk.org.uk
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