Set on a working farm just a couple of miles from the historic market town of Sudbury, this beautifully updated and imaginatively converted former stable is a lovely holiday retreat for couples and smaller families seeking a secluded bolthole with far-reaching country views. Perfect for exploring the Suffolk countryside, the cottage offers bright and spacious accommodation for up to four guests. Elegantly furnished and tastefully decorated throughout, this light-filled getaway is ideal for walkers and nature lovers, with plenty of chances to spot local wildlife or stargaze from the comfort of your own bedroom.
With comfortable seating and a Smart TV, the inviting lounge is an ideal space for you all to sit back, relax and chat about the day. The ground floor also offers a stylishly designed kitchen/diner with a range of useful equipment, a breakfast bar and a sociable dining table, ideal for sharing all your favourite family meals together. Upstairs, you will find an invigorating family bathroom and two bright, cosy bedrooms, each with skylights set in the low sloping ceilings: there’s a pretty king-size room and a delightful twin. Stepping outside, the large gardens, which are not fully enclosed, are mainly laid to lawn. There’s a cheerful patio area with garden furniture immediately outside the property, making a lovely spot to sit back and take in the far-reaching views as you enjoy a morning coffee or glass of wine in the evening.
The birthplace of Thomas Gainsborough, Sudbury (2.5 miles) is home to an array of great shops, pubs and restaurants, with attractions including Gainsborough’s House, The Quay, Brundon Water Mill and Millpond, and Sudbury Water Meadows. Also within reach are Kentwell Hall, the East Anglian Railway Museum, the Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Melford Country Park and Kersey Mill, all within 11 miles.