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Diss holiday cottages

8 properties found
Palgrave, Suffolk

Fawn Cottage - Elm Vale Cottages

211

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7 nights

£576 - £978

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Thornham Magna, Suffolk

The Old Apple Store

2112

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7 nights

£631 - £1,006

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Eye, Suffolk

The Coach House at Hill House

211

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7 nights

£586 - £856

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Burgate, near Eye, Suffolk

Burgate's Old Rectory Cottage

4221

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7 nights

£1,006 - £1,673

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Thelnetham, near Diss, Suffolk

The Granary Barn

422

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7 nights

£1,331 - £1,331

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Eye, Suffolk

4 Lambseth Street

421

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7 nights

£1,029 - £1,029

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Occold, near Eye, Suffolk

The Chicken Shed

4222

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7 nights

£627 - £991

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Thornham Magna, Suffolk

Water House

8435

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7 nights

£1,789 - £3,744

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Self-catering holiday homes in Diss

Boasting a charming selection of pretty and rural holiday homes, Diss is the perfect choice for a Suffolk holiday. Browse our Diss holiday cottages and start planning your Suffolk getaway today. Diss is a great destination for an East of England break as it sits right on the border of Norfolk and Suffolk. Whether you’re looking for a group holiday or a romantic break in a self-catering holiday cottage, we’ve got the Diss property for you. When staying in this market town, you’ll be well-placed for day trips to the Suffolk and North Norfolk coast, but there’s plenty to do in town too. From riding vintage railways to relaxing with a herd of alpacas, this area caters well for families and groups of friends alike.

Wander the streets of the town and you’ll find examples of fine Georgian and Edwardian architecture alongside timber-framed buildings and historic churches. Walk to Diss Mere, a 6-acre natural lake that is said to be one of the deepest in the country. It’s a hive of activity in the summer months, with people jostling to swim, fish and go out on boats. Visit Bressingham Steam and Gardens to get your train and flora fix all in one, or head to Diss Museum on a rainy day to learn some history. The music-centric Aldeburgh is close by on the coast and art lovers will want to visit Constable Country to the south. Finally, you’ll be in a great spot to explore the waterways of the Norfolk Broads. Take a look at our complete collection of Diss holiday cottages above.