Woodfarm Barns and Barges in Suffolk & Tuscany

This detached, single-storey dairy conversion, situated adjacent to the owner’s home, is in a good location for exploring the beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast and the Norfolk Broads. The Old Dairy is within 3 miles of Thorndon Country Park which has 500-acres of diverse habitats, good for horse riding, walking, cycling and fishing. Enjoy a trip along the River Waveney or River Alde, taking in the waterside scenery and looking out for some of the region’s rare wildlife. Visit the coastal resorts of Aldeburgh and Walberswick, both 31 miles, and Southwold, 33 miles, or enjoy fish and chips at the beachside café by Dunwich Heath (National Trust), 30 miles. Dogs are allowed on most of the Suffolk coast’s beaches, the most popular stretches have restrictions over the summer months.
The National Trust site of Sutton Hoo can be found at Woodbridge, 26 miles away, where you can discover the story of the Anglo-Saxons at the burial ground of the kings. Just 4 miles away is the small historic town of Eye, which has an interesting range of independent shops, antique and interior shops, a deli, butcher, cafés and pubs. Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens is 6¼ miles away, or visit the market town of Diss, 6 miles, with its supermarkets, shops, cafés, golf course, leisure centre with swimming pool, and direct rail links to London. Other places to visit include the medieval town of Bury St Edmunds, 19 miles, and the vibrant city of Norwich, 27 miles, with its castle, cathedral, shops, market square and pubs. Beach 31 miles. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

This cute detached cottage is decorated in a stylish and relaxing palette. Light and airy, you can watch the sun rise through the garden doors from the bedroom. The open-plan living area offers a contemporary kitchen and comfortable seating area. Located a 20-minute walk from the beach and in a quiet street, you can be assured of relaxed evenings. Enjoy breakfast in the private garden before seeking out all that this fantastic area has to offer. Perfect for relaxing in following a day of seaside, cycling, sailing, bird watching, or exploring local walks.
Aldeburgh is the home of British composer Benjamin Britten and remains a centre for the arts and literature with the Aldeburgh Music Festival, the Proms, an annual poetry festival, documentary film festival, exhibitions and galleries, food festivals and many other cultural events. Fresh locally caught fish can be bought daily (weather permitting) from the fishermen’s huts along the beach. It is a quintessential coastal town.
Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this gentle and understated landscape, with its pubs aplenty, offers a day’s walking that can be rewarding and enjoyable. As well as coastal walks, the River Alde and surrounding areas can be explored by foot. Minsmere Bird Sanctuary lies just up the coast towards Southwold. The town of Southwold is ideal for visiting the famous Adnams Brewery, or just up the Sailors’ Path, following the River Alde, is Snape, famous for the Snape Maltings Concert Hall. The small historical Roman town of Aldeburgh is a cultural tourist destination. Shop and pub ½ mile, restaurant 1 mile.

Welcome to Fieldview Cottage, a charming retreat nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Bruisyard, Suffolk. Immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the Suffolk countryside and discover a wealth of activities and attractions that await you in this idyllic corner of England.
Bruisyard offers a quintessential English experience, surrounded by rolling fields, historic architecture, and a sense of timeless charm. Nature enthusiasts will find themselves captivated by the beauty of the countryside, with walking and cycling trails that wind through lush landscapes and reveal hidden gems along the way. As you explore, you’ll encounter ancient woodlands, quaint villages, and perhaps stumble upon a cozy country pub where you can savour local flavours and hospitality.
For those with a penchant for history, nearby attractions like Framlingham Castle and Leiston Abbey provide a fascinating glimpse into the region’s rich past. Wander through medieval ruins and imagine the stories that echo within these historic walls. The charming market town of Saxmundham is also just a short drive away, offering a delightful blend of independent shops, cafes, and a vibrant market showcasing the best of local produce. Bruisyard Hall, an impressive Tudor mansion, graces the village with its presence. While private, the stunning architecture and sprawling grounds are a sight to behold. A leisurely stroll around the hall allows you to soak in the grandeur of a bygone era.
Nature reserves such as RSPB Minsmere beckon birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts to witness the diverse flora and fauna that call Suffolk home. The serene landscapes provide a perfect backdrop for photography or simply unwinding in the midst of nature’s beauty. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, Fieldview Cottage in Bruisyard, Suffolk, serves as the ideal base for your holiday escapades. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Suffolk life, where each day unfolds with the promise of new discoveries and cherished memories.

A charming property located in Lowestoft, Suffolk. Enclosed garden. Hot tub. Pet-friendly. Kessingland 2.9 miles; Great Yarmouth 13.3 miles.

An attractive detached property just outside Newmarket in Cambridgeshire. Wrap-around lawn and patio garden. Countryside views. Contemporary décor. Off-road parking for 8 cars. Newmarket 6 miles; Cambridge 9.5 miles.

Nestled in countryside within an Area of Outstanding Beauty, the warmest of welcomes await your arrival at Fox Cottage. A delightful end of terrace cottage stands on the Norfolk/Suffolk border with plenty to do on doorstep. Furnished and equipped for comfort and relaxation, the living room has an everheat, perfect to snuggle alongside during the cooler evenings. A spacious kitchen allows you to prepare home cooked food, but if you prefer to eat out, many eating establishments lie within 9 minutes’ drive. At the rear is an enclosed lawn garden, great place to kick back, relax and perfect for breakfast al fresco in the summer morning sun.
There are many trails and footpaths to enjoy locally. Just 4 miles away is the pretty town of Beccles, made up of small market squares and winding streets, nestled by the River Waveney, gateway to the Broads. Enjoy a river trip, hire a day boat, or canoe to explore the miles of waterways at your own pace. Fishing available along riverbank, and enjoy the wonderful walks that follow the beautiful southern waterway. There are plenty of quirky independent shops, restaurants and cafés, along with festivals and entertainment held throughout the year. Remember to bring your swims and visit the open air Lido swimming pool (booking is recommended). Visit nearby Lowestoft for sandy beaches and seaside amusements, or head to Southwold for a traditional seaside resort, just 16 minutes’ drive away. Treat yourselves to fresh fish and chips, and local ale or gin from the famous Adnams Brewery. Beach 5 miles. Shops, pubs and restaurants 4 miles.