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*** COVID-19 UPDATE 17th March *** Our housekeepers are taking extra care with cleaning and additional disinfecting of surfaces at the house. If you have any questions feel free to drop us a line. Wainford Mill House is a stunning, spacious riverside house, which is part of a large former maltings/watermill building just outside Bungay. You'll have access to riverside gardens, a boat, wood-fired pizza oven and, for small extra charge, a wood-fired sauna by the river! Sleeps 12+2 people.

The house comprises six large bedrooms, arranged across two floors. Five are doubles or king size, and one room is a bunk room set out with 2 + 2 single beds. Three bedrooms have en suites, and a separate shower room and WC is available on the first floor for the other rooms. Roll-top baths and high pressure showers are supplied with plenty of hot water by our our wood pellet boiler, which also powers central heating throughout. At the back of the house and overlooking the river you will find a large well-equipped kitchen including range Smeg cooker, fridge, toaster, kettle and washing machine. The large river-fronted garden at the back of the house is accessed over a small footbridge and is private and south-facing. For an extra charge of £50 per session, you will have private use of the Secret Sauna - a secluded wood-fired sauna, perched just over the water’s edge overlooking the River Waveney. The sauna can accommodate five people at a time, and is on an adjacent plot of land, a moment’s walk from the house. You will be provided with towels, robes and flip flops. A bit of history...the first record of a flour mill at Wainford was in 1444, but by the 1800s the site was being used for malting of barley (for beer). Part of the working buildings were converted into a large house around 1850. Today the malting business continues at Wainford, with a modern facility 200m along the lane and a large white grain storage silo directly opposite Wainford Mill House to the north (you can see this in some of the pictures, it is now disused).

The Waveney valley is a gentle, rural kind of place, where you can amble through pretty market towns, or walk along country lanes and across marshes. The high street of Bungay and its ruined castle amongst other attractions is around 15 minutes walk. Going a bit further afield, the pretty towns of Beccles and Halesworth are around 10-15 minutes drive. It's about half an hour's drive to the seaside (Southwold, Dunwich and Walberswick), and about 25 minutes to the lovely city of Norwich.

Self-contained accomodation overlooking the river Waveney with full kitchen, dining and lounge area (including reclining sofa, TV and free wifi) , upstairs is a double bedroom with small en-suite (refitted Nov 2019). The stairs are very steep (see photo). We include a DIY breakfast for the first morning plus tea/coffee facilities.

Entire place with separate entrance consisting of living room and upstairs bedroom with en-suite. Rooms overlook the Waveney (fishing possible from the garden) and you have your own picnic bench. Downstairs room is a lounge, kitchen diner. Tea/coffee and a DIY breakfast provided (eggs,bread, cereal, milk etc) for the first morning. The accommodation is part of a riverside property on an ancient mill site in rural Suffolk and consist of two private rooms with separate access. The living room has a full kitchen and dining area. Tea and coffee is provided and all the ingredients for a DIY breakfast for the first morning e.g. milk, cereals, bread, juice etc. Fresh linen and towels are provided. There is a TV with Freeview, dvd player with some films and Wi-Fi is freely available. You park next to the property and the River Waveney is in the garden and has fish, otters and kingfishers. We either leave the door unlocked or leave a key in a key safe, or you can knock - someone is next door most of the time. Guests will always be welcome for a chat or to ask about local activities. Just around the corner is the village green and pub. Opposite is a small community wood which leads up to the church. Seven minutes walk to a farm shop (serving delicious cooked breakfasts and lunches) Fifteen minutes walk to another pub.

Homersfield is a conservation village and lies halfway between the historic market towns of Harleston and Bungay. There is a large pub in the village, the Black Swan (full menu, 4mins walk), and the Bell pub in neighbouring Wortwell (15mins walk). There is also a farm shop/cafe (7mins walk), which serves delicious breakfasts etc. We can also boast about our village river bridge - the oldest concrete bridge in the country... The delightful seaside town of Southwold, the historic cathedral city of Norwich and the sandy beaches of south Lowestoft are all around a 30-minute drive. Canoe hire is available from Bungay (3 miles). Fishing, if you wish to go further afield than the garden, is available during the season in Weybread (5 miles). Day boats to explore the broads can be hired from just outside Beccles (12 miles). There are some lovely market towns to explore - Harleston, Bungay, Beccles, Diss and Halesworth. There are occasional buses, but a car is essential. The 4-acre wood (2 minutes) is owned by the village and leads up to the 16c church (always open). The Angles Way runs through the village and there is a 2-mile circular walk across the marsh - passing both pubs.

Sleeps 19 Isolated Dogs Welcome ALL bedrooms are separately accessible A magnificent property. The perfect place for a large family get together. This is a perfect place to meet up with all those friends and family members that you never see. Relax and enjoy the view of the castle. Unwind in our quiet countryside. Games room in a barn outside with pool table and table football plus a dart board. (Not heated) Sleeps 19 in very comfy beds 4 camp beds available (Ideal for children)

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND PRINT OUT AS DURING THE CORONAVIRUS WE WILL BE OPERATING AS NORMAL. YOU WILL BE SAFE HERE AS WE WILL DISINFECT EVERYTHING AFTER EACH STAY. THE PROPERTY IS PERFECT FOR A QUIET GET AWAY AND LONG BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY WALKS. THE GARDEN AND HOUSE ARE LARGE ENOUGH NOT TO HAVE TO MOVE FROM DURING YOUR STAY. WE WILL STILL BE DELIGHTED TO HOST YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS. The house has 9 double bedrooms. Two double bedrooms downstairs, one is suitable for a wheelchair user with wet room next door. The other is also suitable but not so spacious. Lettings are for two nights min and three nights over special holidays such as Xmas, New Year and Easter but you can rent it for week or a month with great discounts. The space is totally unique and beautiful, suitable for the larger family or several families . Close to our pretty town of Bungay and 1.40 hours by train from London to Diss, trains also run to Halesworth & Beccles that are only 10 mins away from the Lodge. Norwich 30 mins and Southwold 30 mins. Walberswick has dog friendly beaches and takes 30 mins with great pubs for the best ever fish and chips. We recommend The Bell Always beautiful nearby for walks, winter or summer, and with good heating it is warm and toasty inside the Lodge. Dogs are welcome but only downstairs. NO DOGS ALLOWED UPSTAIRS AT ANY TIME Further information Tea, instant coffee and sugar are provided. We have a filter coffee maker but please provide your own coffee WE PROVIDE TOWELS AND BEDDING (but please bring your own linen for the camp beds) No duvets or pillows are provided for the cots. the house has : Bed 1 is a large twin bed plus cot with bathroom shared with bedroom 2 bed 2 is a small double bed 3 is a double jack ‘n Jill en suite bed 4 is a double jack ‘n Jill en suite bed 5 is a double with near by loo and basin can use the wet room downstairs bed 6 is a large double jack ‘n Jill en suite and cot bed 7 is a large twin with an extra single bed plus jack ‘n jill en suite Plus access by own stairs to outside areas bed 8 is a small cosy double next to a loo and basin downstairs with level entry bed 9 is a large double downstairs next to a wet room suitable for disabled or elderly both with level entry. ALL BEDROOMS ARE SEPARATELY ACCESSIBLE There is easy access to all of the house from the cottage end. The cottage can be let separately or the house but they join up with interconnecting doors inside. The downstairs bedrooms have level access both with access to a wet room suitable for disabled guests or the more elderly. There are two large kitchens with electric cookers, plus a Rayburn cooker, with ample seating and a piano for a little musical singalong! There is an American fridge freezer in the large kitchen and a small fridge freezer in the small kitchen. We have an outside games room with a pool table, darts board and table football. This is in the barn and is not heated. The house has two entirely separate kitchen areas, dining rooms and sitting areas. There is one terrace looking at the enclosed lawn and Castle ruins, a large garden table and chairs with level access into the drawing room. There is another terrace looking out over the park this leads out from the large conservatory where you can sit up to twenty for long lunches enjoying the view of the park. Both peaceful and totally private. Parkland is owned by us but there is a livery stable and electric fencing for the horses that are turned out there. This is private and absolutely no access to our guests please unless you ask the horse owner first. The garden is securely fenced to help with keeping young children and dogs in. There are two neighbouring barn conversions one about 50 yds away and the other 75yds and the main Castle house is about 100yds all behind the huge castle walls so out of sight but not out of hearing. Do feel free to ask about hiring my place independently. I’m always happy to email or message, stay an extra night if you haven’t managed to see everything in the area that you wanted to. We can let the cottage end, or the house end, on their own especially during the week, weekends are already mostly booked. ***** All the big supermarkets deliver but please give them a realistic time slot and the correct post code as I am not happy meeting them or unloading your shopping ******** We have an American fridge freezer in the large kitchen and a small one in the cottage kitchen There is a Rayburn in the large kitchen Please do not touch any of the controls. This is a range cooker that does the heating as well as the hot water. You can cook on this and in the oven. You do not have to turn it off after use. It is warm and always on in the cold weather. THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING OUR HOUSE RULES

Quiet and near the sea with crabbing and dog friendly beaches at Southwold and Walberswick plus wonderful fish and chips, and 30 mins to Norwich and only 2.5 hours from London by car. Walks from the door, no need to use your car for anything. Bungay is 25 mins walk for supper in one of the wonderful pubs that do excellent food and local Adnams beer.

The Cabin: A couple can enjoy their own simple little space in an 'American-style' wooden cabin in an orchard, complete with log burner, BBQ, firepit & charming decor. No TV or WiFi. The next-door caravan. Kids (up to 4 small ones) or 2 adults can have their own 'sleep-over' in 'Primrose', a clean basic 2 berth retro caravan full of books & games. Nearby are tame Pigmy goats & a BBQ area. IMPORTANT: Please note when booking, please state number of people. Kids under 5 are FREE.

Designed by RoundCraft, a local artisan build company, this is a rustic little place to really get away from it all where you can 're-set' and reconnect with nature. Please note, there is abundant hot water and a gas stove but NO TV or Wifi and only one plug for charging devices. NO central heating - It's a chilly walk on the decking to your private loo and shower - please note we have a compost loo! Read our reviews to get a feel from other guests about this very special little retreat. HEATING NOTE: We supply your first generous lot of firewood then you purchase from there on in using the honesty box we have in our basic 'barn shop'. Lucie's Unicorn Alpaca Walks. Walking with our alpacas, Dexter, Mo, and Fergus. A 1 hour experience. £20 per person or £50 per group. Perfect for couples, or families with children. Find out all about these amazing animals as you lead them around the farm with Lucie, our volunteer "Alpaca Chief" - don't forget your camera as there will be plenty of photo opportunities. A fun activity for all ages, this experience is perfect for any animal lover.

A truly magical area on the borders of Norfolk & Suffolk. Access to Southwold is a 25 minute drive away. There's a huge network of walks including the award-winning Angles Way which can be accessed from the other side of the road. Beccles and Bungay offer a great choice of shops from antiques to delicious delis.

Goose’s Place is a converted garage apartment, situated just outside the town of Bungay. It’s decorated to a very high standard with a contemporary feel and is ideal for anyone wanting a few nights away to relax in the countryside. You’ll have access to the summerhouse down by our large pond where you are welcome to fish, read a book or have a picnic and enjoy the surroundings. Along with eggs, bread and cereals for breakfast, there'll be homemade scones and cheese straws awaiting your arrival!

The living space, which has its own private entrance and parking spot right outside the front door, has a flat screen TV, access to Netflix and Amazon Prime, Google Home Mini and free Wifi. There is a modern, fully equipped kitchenette, with tea-making facilities, coffee machine and large oven and hob. You can then just relax with a large glass of wine or beer on the sofa in the lounge area or read one of the many books and magazines provided. The bedroom area has a king-size bed with luxurious bedding, and the spacious bathroom has a large walk-in shower, heated towel rail and large mirror. It’s a delightful living space for a couple or solo traveller.

The historical towns of Bungay and Beccles are just 2.4 and 5.8 miles from the apartment, and for those who want to spend the day by the coast, the beautiful seaside town of Southwold is just a 30 minute drive away. There’s a real ale pub, which serves nice pub food, a mere 500-yards down the road and less than half-a-mile away is one of the best Italian restaurants you’ll ever eat at!

If you’re looking for a peaceful place to wind down for a weekend or short break Red Poll Barn is ideal, overlooking a moat with south facing private sun deck and views of the water from all rooms. The single storey accommodation is well equipped and beautifully furnished in soft shades of grey with pops of colour with unique artefacts complimenting the old beams in the high ceilings, which create a light and airy open plan living space. The coast is only a 15 minute drive away and if you bring your own rods, you can fish in the pond.

Our guests say: "Such a peaceful and relaxing setting. Beautiful furnishings and a a very warm welcome (the homemade brownies were a real treat!). The birdlife was an added bonus: Kingfisher, Treecreeper, Long Tailed Tits and Pheasants to name a few. We have all enjoyed a fabulous break - thank you for having us! Wishing you every success in the future."

Red Poll Barn lies in the village of Spexhall, surrounded by the idyllic Suffolk countryside offering country walks or cycling and easy access to the old market towns of Bungay, Beccles and Halesworth with an excellent array of local shop and eateries. The 500 year old ‘Huntsman and Hounds’ pub is approximately a ten minute walk away and, as well as offering good cuisine by the fire or in the mature gardens. The Suffolk Heritage Coast to the east includes the popular Georgian seafront town of Southwold, home to the Adnams Sole Bay brewery. There are excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the area including a number of golf courses, sailing and water sports on the river estuaries as well as fishing, horse-riding and bird-watching.

A rural retreat on the edge of the Broads in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Just 30 mins drive from fabulous east coast beaches and the historic city of Norwich. This holiday location is perfect for relaxing and enjoying local walks and amazing countryside or getting "out and about" for day trips. Enjoy miles of off road footpaths across the beautiful Norfolk/Suffolk border. Local market towns of Bungay and Beccles have many attractions with Beccles being the "Gateway to the Norfolk Broads"

The accommodation is a detached self contained bungalow next door to the Hosts house. It is fenced off and totally private. It is modern and well equipped and provides spacious accommodation for two offering a separate bedroom, bathroom, utility and kitchen/living room for "home from home" comfortable living. It has its own driveway and parking spaces and has a large shingle outdoor seating area and bbq. The outdoor space is fully enclosed and therefore dog friendly. The inside is modern, stylish and well equipped. It is light and airy with open roof spaces and velux windows letting in lots of natural light. The accommodation is ideal for couples however we welcome additional infants under 2 years old if you can supply your own cot and linen. This was formally a garage and farmhouse outbuilding converted 10 years ago to an annexe to all modern insulation building regulations keeping it warm and cosy in winter.

Within the village, Broome Heath is visited by people from miles around as it is well known for it fantastic lakes and country walks. The Artichoke pub in Broome is friendly and serves great food and real ales. They are a dog friendly pub. Local towns and villages also have a wealth of country pubs and good food.

A spacious double room in a cosy home with a friendly dog. Guests and well-behaved dogs are welcome to enjoy the peace and quiet of the large garden along with sunny reading hut. Breakfast is included. Vegans and vegetarians can be catered for and guests are welcome to use the fully equipped kitchen. Located five minutes walk from the centre of Bungay, a beautiful town with a great selection of eateries, pubs and shops.

A light breakfast is included, including muesli and homemade bread. Vegan bread is available, just let me know in advance. The room has a double bed, is well lit by by two windows and is warm in the winter. The shared bathroom is next door to your room. The kitchen is available for use by guests. The large garden includes a heated one person reading hut, a swing seat and pond with frogs.

Bungay has lots to offer. There is the ruins of a 900 year old castle, the Green Dragon Pub with its own microbrewery and a selection of places to eat and shop.

Beautiful hideaway in rural Norfolk, on the edge of the Broads within the picturesque Waveney Valley. The cart lodge has everything you could need for a relaxed stay in the countryside. With its own front door, kitchen/dining room, bedroom/lounge and shower room. All fully self contained. We also have a small campsite on site.

Come and stay with us in our rustic rural quirky converted pub in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Our home was "The Old Sun Inn" & the annex was originally the cart lodge, which still retains some of the old features including beamed ceilings. Ideal for couples or solo travellers. The cart lodge has its own private entrance, a fully equipped kitchen/Dining area, Lounge area with double bed & sofa bed (small double), smart TV, with radio, easy chairs & a Shower room. Though attached to our house the cart lodge is fully self contained giving you privacy in which to relax. Guests are invited to use our campsite area to sit by the gently flowing beck, have a picnic or sit watching the sun go down by the campfire.

We are situated on the outskirts of a small Norfolk village. On our doorstep you will find beautiful country walks and fishing lakes. Within walking distance you will find a Real Ale pub serving food, an American Style Diner, Village stores with Post office. With 2 miles there is a golf club, bike & canoe hire, indoor swimming pool. The historic town of Bungay is 2 miles away and only 12 miles from the fantastic city of Norwich or the Coast.

A modern house five minutes walk from centre of old market town. very quiet. Hosted Bed and breakfast guests for 25 years, now rooms only. Lovely garden for guests to sit in, tea and coffee in rooms. Take away meals able to be consumed in the family kitchen. Own key for room and front door, no curfew. Everyone welcome, no pets.

"I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree", inspired the creation of this magical Arts & Crafts-style treehouse. Set in woodland in the Waveney Valley, and naturally formed around growing trees, The Treehouse offers you a truly cosy, romantic retreat which oozes charm. Inspired by stained glass & bespoke wood craft, this experienced Airbnb superhost, together with Round Craft, an acclaimed artisan build company, have created a playful hideaway with a surprise behind the wardrobe.

We have put a whole year of love into this great escape; specifically designed for the Airbnb traveller who loves luxurious and quirky spaces with a difference. There aren't many treehouses which can boast having central heating, a flushing toilet and a cascade shower. Please note, the house is solar-powered so you can charge your phone but we haven't the voltage to power a TV, iron or hairdryer! The kitchen has a four ring gas hob but NO OVEN. The sitting room area has places to lounge and talk into the night, but does not have a TV. This is a space to truly find yourselves again. Plentiful interesting books and candles help to adorn a romantic atmosphere. Set on a 40 acre hobby farm with free-range animals a stone's throw from your door, the Treehouse possesses numerous touches to inspire and make you smile. This hand-built house will bring a sense of fun and tranquility to your stay - set in it's own little private piece of woodland near the host's house. Should you be a larger group, we would recommend you check out my other listing... an authentic Mongolian yurt sited in the field next door. Great for larger families or groups of friends.

Set in the beautiful Waveney Valley, between two lovely market towns of Beccles and Bungay, you can hire a boat on the Broads, take a tour of a vineyard or hike the Angles Way- all on your doorstep.

Colman's Cottage is situated on the Norfolk-Suffolk border, in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Lying in grounds of seven acres including a lake and woodland, it is a haven for wildlife and an ideal base for a relaxing holiday. The oldest parts of Colman's cottage date from the 17th century and have been sympathetically renovated over the last year. Within a short walk of the cottage are a village shop, pub, a restaurant, and Broome Heath which is ideal for fishing.

Colman's cottage is a period property dating from the 17th century and has has been extensively renovated over the last year. There is 1 bedrooms upstairs with a King size bed, and a shower room. Downstairs has an entrance hall with doors leading off to lounge-diner and kitchen. The property benefits from a fully enclosed, private courtyard garden with patio seating. Guests also have access to the walled garden of the main house. If you plan on fishing or cycling we have a large workshop available to store your belongings. Please note that the woodburner in the lounge is not functional.

Directly opposite the cottages is Broome Heath, a 32 hectare Nature Reserve which is an ideal spot for walking and fishing. Situated around the heath are a village shop, pub and restaurant. Crowfoot's Cottage is just a 15 minute walk from the historic market town of Bungay. Filled with independent local shops, cafes and restaurants as well as attractions such as the Fisher Theatre, Castle and museum there is plenty to tempt you out and about. A little further afield, 15 miles to the north, is the cathedral city of Norwich, with its magnificent Norman castle and medieval streets. To the East are the glorious beaches of the Norfolk and Suffolk coast.

The Tentsile Connect is a 2 person tree tent (a.k.a. portable treehouse). With a removable fly sheet, it offers you and your partner the chance to connect with nature and with each other. Bring all your normal camping equipment, but leave

A tree tent suspended off the ground. Its basically two hammocks with a roof and a few pockets. There is a rope ladder for access. A fire pit is available for you to have a campfire. Wood may be available to buy extra or bring your own. You must bring all your own camping gear like sleeping bags, blankets etc. A car park is provided at the top of the campsite along with wheelbarrows to move your luggage.

We are situated on the very southern edge of the Norfolk Broads in the Waveney Valley. There are lovely walks over marshes, quiet lanes to cycle and some super real ale pubs to sample.

Church-view is a bespoke one bedroom first floor apartment set in the heart of picturesque Bungay with a southerly aspect towards St Mary's Church. Refurbished in 2012 to a high standard throughout and modelled by a local architect the apartment offers a contemporary space in this elegant Georgian town.

Ma Belle Bakery is just outside by The Buttercross perfect for early morning coffee and croissant but if you prefer the Buttercross Cafe will provide a traditional English Breakfast.

The self-catering holiday home is attached to our own house, which is situated in the rural village of Ilketshall St. Margaret, Suffolk. There is one double bedroom (evt. baby bed available), bathroom with bath and shower, well equipped kitchen cum sitting/dining room with a.o. a dishwasher and washing machine. The holiday home has its own entrance at the back with a private sunny garden. Smoking outside is allowed. There is ample parking space at the front of the house. We also speak Dutch!

The holiday home is in the lovely Waveney Valley, on the border of Suffolk and Norfolk. There are many rural walks possible from the village, using public footpaths through fields and meadows. It is a quiet village with mainly agricultural traffic. There is no pub in the village, but St. Peter’s Brewery is only a mile away. It is open for lunches, they do brewery tours and there is a shop. The historic market town of Bungay is only 2 miles away. There is a good variety of shops there, including various places to eat out or get a take away meal, several pubs, restaurants and tearooms, a post-office and a Co-op supermarket with petrol station. The seaside village of Southwold with its pier and lovely sandy beaches is just approx. 25 minutes driving with usually no traffic jams, there is ample parking there, while Norwich is only approx. 45 minutes away. There are several lovely market towns close by, a.o. Beccles, Halesworth and Harleston, all within 20 minutes driving.

We welcome key workers durning this Coronavirus lockdown. A lovely light cottage in the Waveney Valley. Lots of great places and fun activities locally a few of these are listed in our visitors book with everything you need to know. Tea, instant coffee and sugar provided. Towels and bed linen also provided Dogs are welcome but only downstairs, Unfortunately the garden is not pet secure.

A long garden with a summer house. Ample private parking, there is plenty of room for two Work Vans. Ground floor: Living room, Dining room, kitchen, Wet room, separate toilet, utility. First floor: Master room- Double bed Twin room- Two single beds Lounge- Sofa bed, TV, DVD player Kitchen- Cookware & Utensils Dishwasher, Tumble dryer, Fridge Freezer, Oven, Microwave, Toaster Utility- Washing machine, Hairdryer

Located on the B1062 between the historical town of Bungay and the charming market town of Beccles. Shipmeadow is a small village in the Waveney district with shops 3 miles away.

The Old Hall Cow Shed is located on an idyllic organic smallholding surrounded by woodland in the beautiful Broads National Park. This is a one-bedroom variation of our main listing that is suitable for a couple or small family. It is fully equipped but does NOT have a TV. There are games, books, music, fresh air and an amazing pub just 15 minutes walk across the marshes. The accommodation has solar PV, solar water heating, a wood burning stove and is insulated with sheep's wool.

We are an organic smallholding, self sufficient in vegetables, fruit and other produce. We can usually provide seasonal fruit and vegetables and freshly baked bread on request. We are at the end of a long track and it is quiet and peaceful here with fantastic wildlife and dark night skies. In the winter we provide one large basket of logs for each visit and can supply further baskets at £5 each.

The Locks Inn is an amazing pub on the banks of the River Waveney just 15 minutes walk across the marshes See www.geldestonlocks.co.uk Beccles Lido, an award winning community owned swimming pool, is just 35 minutes walk away on the edge of Beccles. See www.beccleslido.com The Big Dog Ferry runs between The Locks Inn and Beccles Lido See www.bigdogferry.co.uk

This lovely cabin is Located on the Norfolk Suffolk boarder. This unique space offers a complete home away from home , its own outdoor space with three different areas ,decking right outside your door along with a patio and around the back a completely secluded garden. We are also dog friendly so you can bring your pet with you to experience lots of walks near by. The beautiful river Waveny is a two minute walk where you can hirer some kayaks to really enjoy the beautiful river.

The accommodation has its own secluded garden with decking ,patio and garden . The hideaway itself has a bedroom , open plan front room and kitchen and large bathroom.

Close to the river Waveney and lots of local walks. Ditchingham is a small village with a village shop and restaurant and is about 1 mile from the beautiful town of bungay

The cottage is self contained in our peaceful garden, with delightful views over the Suffolk landscape and is the perfect place for 2 people to relax and enjoy the tranquility. The location is ideally suited for those who enjoy the great outdoors; lovely country walks, local cycle routes and good locally brewed craft beers.

The cottage is comfortably furnished and open plan with plenty of light from the large windows and the French doors . These open onto the paved seating area, where in the summer our guests can relax, use the barbecue and have a drink watching wonderful sun sets. There is also a small, more private sitting area behind the property. It has a fully equipped kitchen with a gas hob and electric oven and fridge to prepare your meals and ensuite there is a shower room. The rest comprises the sleeping and living/dining quarters. There is a King Size bed with dual control electric blanket and 2 armchairs to relax in!

The cottage is just over 2 miles from the the pretty market town of Bungay and within walking distance of St Peter's Brewery. There are many delightful walks and cycle routes around the villages in The Saints and on the award winning Angles Way. It is also close to the beautiful Norfolk Broads and the Suffolk Heritage coast- line, along which are the beaches of Dunwich, Southwold and Aldeburgh - all about 30 minutes away. The RSPB Reserve at Minsmere, and Snape Maltings Concert Hall are also popular and under 30 miles away.

Spacious two person studio apartments in a large Victorian farmhouse on a working farm on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. Ideally situated for exploring the Waveney Valley and the Norfolk Broads. Five minutes to the centre of Bungay, 15 minutes to Beccles and 35 minutes to Norwich and Southwold. Private outdoor sitting area and use of the extensive gardens. Dogs welcome by arrangement.

2 person studio apartments with super king/twin beds, flatscreen TV, walk in showers, newly appointed. kitchen/diner with extensive facilities.

The farm is easy to find, being set well back from the A143 with its own half mile drive joining the road and is two miles from the centre of Bungay and four miles from Harleston.

100 year old 2 bedroom cottage. Recently renovated to a high standard with wi fi and log burner. Set down a quiet country lane close to 2 pubs and marina for boat hire. Ideal for walking and boating. Local bus service to the historic town of Beccles. In easy reach of Norwich and the sandy beaches of Lowestoft. Dog friendly with enclosed garden

Spacious fully equipped kitchen. Shower room with double cubicle and WC. Oil central heating. Bedroom 1 with double bed. Bedroom 2 with twin beds. Sitting room with log burner, tv and patio doors to decked bbq area.

Situated on the Norfolk Broads between Beccles and Bungay in the charming village of Geldeston. Ideal for walking, boating, birdwatching, fishing, cycling or just relaxing.

Beautiful, secluded 19th-century barn, with wood-burning stove, mid-century furniture & stunning views of lovely surrounding countryside. Near pretty market town of Bungay on Suffolk/Norfolk border. Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms. Good for couples, business travellers & families. Well-behaved dogs welcome. Perfect base for exploring East Anglia. Great pubs, restaurants, walks, beaches & Norfolk Broads nearby. Minimum stay 1 night Sep-June, 2 nights Jul-Aug.

Hollow Hill Barn stands alone, entirely surrounded by fields, at the end of a line of seven majestic oak trees, and with uninterrupted views of the lovely Waveney Valley. The barn is a peaceful haven, with no noisy roads within earshot, and yet is only two miles away from the pretty market town of Bungay on the Norfolk/Suffolk border and 14 miles from the historic city of Norwich. The guest annex is a whole, self-contained wing of our beautifully converted 19th-century barn, with its own front door, patio and lawn. The garden is securely fenced off from the road for dogs. Marsh harriers, barn owls, tawny owls, hares, muntjacs and even Chinese water deer are all visitors to the fields around us. There are vaulted ceilings and beams throughout this 1,000 square foot building, as well as wooden floors and exposed brickwork walls. With its wood-burning stove (logs provided free of charge) and beautiful mid-20th-century furnishings, the guest annex is at once spacious, stylish and cosy. All rooms are on one ground floor, and there is under-floor central heating when needed. The large kitchen, with its Suffolk-white brick floor, has French doors opening onto the sunny patio with table and chairs, and a small lawn, where you can relax on nice days (deckchairs and bbq are in the games room). The kitchen is fully equipped with a large Rangefinder cooker, fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, panini toaster, cafetiere, washing machine and dishwasher. The sitting room has a wood-burning stove, two comfortable sofas and French windows that look onto our garden. Further windows look out onto the fields behind the barn. There is a 32" smart TV with Netflix, Freeview and Freeview Play, a DVD player and library, games and books for you to enjoy during your stay. There are two double bedrooms, both with luxurious beds ( in the larger room is a super-king-size bed with a memory-foam mattress). Linen is line-dryed (weather permitting) Egyptian cotton. A bath and shower room with a heated towel rail is situated between the bedrooms. There is also access (between 10 am and 11.30 pm) to a games room with table-tennis and darts. As a welcome, breakfast will be provided for the first morning. This is on a DIY basis and is typically tea, coffee, milk, bread, butter, free-range eggs, cereal and homemade preserves. The annex is best suited to couples, families and business travellers, who can use the good-sized kitchen table for working. There is wi-fi throughout the building. Well-behaved dogs and younger children are welcome, but both kids and dogs must be well-supervised so as to protect the vintage furniture. Please also note that the garden pond has no barriers. ACCESSIBILITY The gravel path to the property is flat and well-lit. There is one small step up to the front door, and the entrance is 32 inches wide. There are no steps or stairs inside the property. The doorway fom the kitchen to the sitting room is 34 inches wide. The corridor is 38 inches wide. Doorways to the bedrooms and bathroom are 29 inches wide.

Bungay is a lively and attractive Georgian town (market day Thursday morning), in the beautiful Waveney Valley. Its specialist independent shops include an excellent deli, fishmonger, greengrocer, butcher, art shop and – for those needing to work here – even a computer supplies shop. Situated in the middle of East Anglia, Bungay makes the perfect base for exploring both counties, which have vast, often deserted beaches (30-40 minutes away by car) with few restrictions for dog walking, even in the summer. For anyone interested in fishing, Broome Heath – boasting 4 lakes covering 25 acres of water and stuffed with fish – is a short walk away. There are many award-winning pubs, restaurants and cafes within easy reach, including Bungay’s own Castle Inn (Michelin Guide recommended), The Suffolk Stonehouse (recently voted the nation’s Best Independent Pizza Restaurant) and The Green Dragon (which brews its own excellent ales exclusively for the pub). RSPB Minsmere and Pensthorpe, frequent hosts to the BBC’s Spring and Autumn Watch, are easily reached, as are many other nature reserves, and the Norfolk Broads begin at Beccles – only a 10 minute car ride away. Historic buildings such as Norwich Cathedral, Hoveton Hall, Framlingham Castle and Leiston Abbey are also all within a 30 to 45-minute drive.

Essentially places for fishing, golf courses, the broads and walks. Short drive to the beach and shopping centres, Southwold located 15 miles. A lot of attraction located within 30 minute drive.

Guest are able to use their own private garden, with BBQ and seating. Dogs are able to walk around the private field.

Restaurants closes by, local shops, village and church.

As the only glamping spot on site, you have the lake and meadow to yourself for a truly romantic and relaxing getaway. With your own island, lake and meadow, a stay at "Little Island Retreat" is true exclusive glamping. Our wooden glamping cabin features a king-size bed, sink, decking area, seating, BBQ and eco toilet. A short walk away is a shower room with electric shower, flushing toilet, sink, fridge, USB point and plug sockets. Linen, towels, crockery and basic cookware are all provided.

Little Island Retreat is your very own island retreat, right in the heart of the Suffolk Countryside; offering exclusive glamping at its best. The island is situated on a two-acre lake on the edge of a wild-flower meadow on our family farm. Rookery Meadow features 400-year-old oak trees, and is home to sheep and horses, and the lake boasts a jetty and lakeside walk. Just outside the meadow is where you will park, before walking up the winding meadow path to the little gate that leads you to the lakeside. Here you will enter your very own tranquil spot, free from electricity and running water. You will walk around the lake to the bridge, crossing to Little Island Retreat. The island looks out over the lake through its large windows and double glass doors. To the rear you will find an ample decking area with rustic seating and a BBQ with ring hob and kettle. The views over the lake are stunning. Inside, a king size bed ensures a good night’s sleep, whilst the sink provides water for simple washing. A bean bag and footrest offer an extra comfy spot to sit and read or relax, and games ensure you have simple entertainment. Solar power provides lighting, with LED lanterns and candles to create a romantic atmosphere. Crockery, cutlery and basic cookware is provided along with a kettle that can be heated on the BBQ. A cool box helps keep basic provisions chilled. An eco-toilet is situated right next to the cabin through a lockable stable door. A short walk away, next to your car, a shower and utility room is available for your exclusive use. The shower room has an electric shower, sink with hot running water and a flushable toilet. Towels and eco-friendly toiletries are complimentary. The utility room has a stainless-steel sink with hot running water, perfect for washing up your BBQ cookware. There is also a fridge to store food and drink, coat hooks, plug sockets and USB charging points so you can stay plugged in to the outside world (if you want to!). Next to the shower and utility room the patio and wooden gazebo offer a quiet spot to sit and eat. Continental breakfast basket or a pantry stocked with locally sourced bacon, eggs, bread, jam and milk is available for an additional charge. Luxury welcome hamper including local beers, wine and tasty snacks also available upon request.

You will be nestled in the heart of the Suffolk countryside in a rural village on a working family farm. We offer true escapism with the chance to relax in nature, whilst being near enough to some creature comforts to keep you entertained. From the comfort of your cabin you can enjoy simple peace and quiet, tranquil views, lakeside walks and some of the best sunsets the county has to offer. Spot kestrel, barn owls, dragon flies and a host of flora and fauna to reset your body and soul. There are no shops or pubs within walking distance, so you have the chance to unplug and unwind. However, there are five pubs within a two to three-mile cycle or drive (walkable if you are happy to navigate foot paths and country roads), all of which offer a warm welcome and good food as well as music several evenings a week. Suffolk offers a great chance to walk and cycle with numerous routes including the famous Boudica’s Way and Angles Way. A local swimming pool is available for private hire sessions in the nearby village of Flixton and the famous seaside town Southwold is just 15 miles away, home to Adnams Brewery and some great fish and chips. Closer to home the market towns of Halesworth, Harleston and Bungay are each six miles away offering a plethora of cafés, pubs, restaurants and shopping. Beccles and The Broads are 12 miles away. Local vineyards, breweries, farms and wildlife centres offer daytime attractions for those seeking activities.

Threeways is a light, warm and spacious detached holiday home set in a large dog friendly garden in an idyllic rural location. A large open sitting/dining/ kitchen with Range Master Cooker and separate utility. Ground floor Master Suite with kitchenette and en suite. Two further ground floor double bedrooms and bathroom. First floor 6' zip and link bed with en suite bath room. The zip and link bed can be split in to two 3' beds on request. Ilketshall St Andrew is situated five minutes from the popular market towns of Bungay, Beccles and ten minutes from Halesworth. Ground Floor: Open Plan Living space with kitchen, dining room and sitting room with Range Master Cooker, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. French doors opening to the garden from both the dining and sitting area. Dining table and seating for eight. Television with Freeview and DVD Player. Utility Room With washing machine, dryer, freezer. Master Suite with Super King size bed, kitchenette and en-suite bathroom. The bathroom has a separate bath and shower. Access to the garden via French windows. Bedroom 3 with 4'6 bed with access to the garden, Bedroom 4 with 5' bed and access to the garden. Bathroom Half size bath with shower over, basin and WC. Snug with TV and DVD player. First Floor: Bedroom two With 6' zip and link bed with en-suite bathroom with shower, basin and WC. The zip and link bed can be split in to two 3' beds on request. Outside: Large dog friendly but not fully enclosed garden. Large lake with rowing boat. Established flower beds. Large South facing patio terrace with garden furniture. Charcoal barbecue. Parking for five cars. Additional Information: Please note that the lake is not enclosed. Three well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). Tree House used at guests own risk.

Luxury Glamping at its best. We have introduced three shepherds’ huts to our working farm on the Suffolk/Norfolk border, close to the market town of Beccles the gate way to the Broads. South Down is our largest that can sleep unto 4 people Once again we are offering outdoor living with a twist- luxury, comfort, beautiful countryside, and the great outdoors. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or rural retreat with the family our shepherd’s huts have everything.

Decorated and equipped to the highest standard it comprises of bespoke kitchen area with integrated full-size fridge. The luxury shower room/toilet area is also very spacious. The King size bed folds away to reveal seating/dinning area. There is plenty of storage throughout the hut. Luxury cotton bedding and fluffy Egyptian towels are included for your comfort. For those warm summer evenings there is a private outdoor seating/table with BBQ/firepit area Well behaved pets are welcome at additional charge of £10 per stay. Additional charge is for bedlinen and towels for the bunk beds £10 per set charged locally. Prices From £85 per night.

TEMPLE BAR HOUSE, Self catering accommodation. We offer a peaceful, self contained, ground floor flatlet in a 17th cent, grade 2 listed building, situated in Temple Bar - a hamlet at the east end of Earsham village, on the Norfolk/Suffolk boarder. It is only a ten minute stroll beside the river meadows into the historic market town of Bungay (recently mentioned in the Sunday Times as one of the best places to live in the country).

Bungay has interesting shops, pubs, restaurants, churches, a castle and the Fisher Theatre. Earsham village has the Queens Head pub & micro brewery, the Wetland Centre, Earsham Hall tearooms and the Flint Vineyard Temple Bar is a thirty minute drive from the beautiful Suffolk coastal town of Southwold, the fine city of Norwich and forty minutes from the Norfolk broads. Locally, there are excellent walks on our doorstep, including the Angles Way and Bungay Common which also has an eighteen hole golf course and canoe hire facilities. Temple Bar house dates from the 16th century, the flatlet, which is redolent with historic architectural detail, comprises a large, self contained bed sitting room, a well equipped galley kitchen and a shower room. There is off road parking, a private entrance and a small enclosed garden.

Sitting in an idyllic rural spot in the Waveney Valley, this stylish single-storey holiday home was designed and built in 2016 so guests can relax and enjoy the surroundings from every room, with the three south facing bedrooms and the light and airy living space all overlooking the countryside. This particular area of Suffolk is an unspoilt haven of wildlife, idyllic villages and unique market towns – a great place to escape and enjoy exploring, cycling and walking, with the comfort of your self-catering accommodation and sunny patio to come home to!

All rooms open off a long hallway with three equally charming bedrooms, one with a modern shower room plus a famiy bathroom. The open plan living space is a great place to socialise with living space overlooking the patio, dining area and well equipped kitchen. In good weather the sunny patio, furnished with table and chairs, is the perfect place for long lazy lunches or a BBQ after a day in one of the nearby market towns or on the beach at nearby Southwold. There’s plenty of parking in the huge gravel driveway and ample space for kids and dogs to run around.

The Mulberry sits in a rural spot close to the village of Ilketshall St Margaret in the Waveney district of East Suffolk where guests of all ages will find plenty to keep them amused, including the Bressingham Steam and Gardens, the Norfolk Broads, an award winning Cottage Nursery, majestic Somerleyton Hall and Gardens and Beccles Lido and Big Dog Ferry. A footpath runs through the land so it's a great place for guests (including four legged ones) to walk. The closest town, Bungay, is just three miles away, a bustling market town with variety of shops and eateries plus a town trail where visitors can learn the history of the town and see how modern life has interacted with days gone by and canoe hire available for the more adventurous! St Peters Brewery, just five minutes away in South Elmham is an interesting place to visit between Easter and Christmas; built in 1996 in an attractive range of traditional former agricultural buildings it is now produces a selection of 'traditional' beers as well as some unusual beers such as fruit beer and has a Restaurant with picturesque moat, outside terrace and lawned garden open at specific times of the year. For the beach lovers, the picturesque and popular town of Southwold is half an hour away with it’s sandy beach, iconic pier, lighthouse and great range of eateries and independent shops.

The cottage is down a lane with a large back garden (including patio and BBQ). Open plan living on the ground floor with fireplace & kitchen. Home good for friends, families, business travelers & groups (8 max). The top floor master/ensuite has a study, twin showers & a private lounge (sofa bed). There are 2 large, double bedrooms (one ensuite), a bunk room & an amazing family wet-room with bath. Charming though it is, please expect 8 legged visitors, the occasional fly and intermittent wifi.

PLEASE READ: Oaklands cottage is full of character and we're certain you'll fall in love with the home. That said, it is a country cottage and while we pride ourselves on cleanliness (toilets, linens, kitchen), bugs, as in spiders and flies are to be expected. It is a COUNTRY cottage. Long, luxurious, steaming hot showers are not recommended as you will quickly leave your fellow guests without hot water for their own showers. There is a 100 gallon tank that gets heated twice a day so, when it's gone, you'll have to wait another 12 hours for the next cycle. Also, we are 7 kilometers from a BT exchange with overland, copper lines and internet can be spotty with weather and this is not within our control. Please be respectful in your usage of the heating, gas and electricity as well. We have a Hive heating system and a smart meter which provides usage information regarding the utilities. We can see how much energy is being consumed in the home. To give you an idea, if you run the heating all day, you could easily burn £50 in gas in a single day. In the HOUSE RULES, you will find a FAIR USAGE policy. We reserve the right to apply additional charges or claim a portion of the deposit for excessive and abusive use of utilities. The cottage is highly insulated and once warm, will hold the heat very well; likewise, the house is cool in summer and provides a nice retreat from the heat. You must specifically request AT THE TIME OF BOOKING to have the pool switched on and then brought up to temperature as it uses an electric heater which is switched off between uses. The pool may be available but we cannot guarantee anything without the pre-requisite advanced notice. The cost of this is £75 fee plus £15/day (3 day minimum). Regret, pool closed October 1 - April 30. The house was built in 1870 and is an old workman's cottage. The roof has been raised to allow for the loft-style living on the top floor. Some things to note about the house are the multi-level living spaces and the additional lighting. There are loads of switches that control low-level lighting (reds and blues), down-lit wall lighting and over-head lamps. It takes a bit of trial and error but you'll soon work it out. Again, mind your feet when it comes to the multi-level common areas. There is a large outdoor patio just off the kitchen with a bbq for your use. It is in stark contrast to the cozy lounge, complete with wood-burning fireplace found at the front of the house. The kitchen is very spacious with a long, wooden table that allows for family style meals and most activity tends to center around this area. As can be seen in the photos, the house has a granny annex and this is a private residence occupied by permanent lodgers who help maintain the grounds. They have a private entrance and are welcome to park where they like. We would ask that you please be respectful and courteous of their private space, especially with regard to noise late into the evenings.

I live on a quiet and sparsely populated country lane. The neighbors are kind and friendly so don't be surprised if you get a wave as you make your way to the cottage. To the South you have Bungay, a traditional, quaint, English town and to the North, the village of Loddon and Norwich city (about a 35 minute drive).

Enjoy a break in this little unique retreat. The Carriage is bursting with character and interesting details having been a stock car in the 1st & 2nd world war. Lovingly renovated to a high standard, the Carriage includes a partially exposed floor of glass which adds a cool feel & a great talking point. There's a steam punk-style reclaimed shower & your own private space near a yoga centre with 'big sky' views on a 40-acre hobby farm. Free-range animals, private airstrip & walks galore.

The Carriage boasts beautiful views across the Waveney valley - which is fast becoming one of Suffolk's new 'must go' destinations. Set on a hobby farm offering alpaca ambles around the farm (special price for Airbnb guests at £20 per person) and flights along the coast (when weather good and pilot available - we only ask for cost-sharing contribution to fuel at £50 per person - note the aircraft is a two seater so it's only one guest at a time!) Yoga (book in advance) bikes @ £5 per day per couple, award winning walks with a nice one to the Geldeston Locks pub. Please note, in the Winter months, we have no heating in the toilet and shower area so can be chilly. We have two heaters in the carriage, one is a wall heater and a powerful fan heater. We also provide and electric blanket and extra covers for the really chilly nights. Please bring your own breakfast as this is not provided but we do leave eggs from our chickens when they’re laying, cereal and if you forget milk, let us know at check-in and we are happy to supply a jug! Please note, although cleaned to a high standard; because the carriage isn’t a ‘new build’ and situated next to a field and set against trees you may find the occasional bug finding it’s way in.

The Waveney Valley is truly special with unique stores located 3 miles either way from you in both Beccles and Bungay. Ask me for more details depending on what you would like to do.

This single storey accommodation was superbly renovated with old beams and shutters complimented quality furnishings, accessories and equipment throughout. The private deck, perched next to the moat, is an idyllic spot to simply relax and enjoy the surroundings and wildlife. The coast is only a 15 minute drive away and if you bring your own rods, you can fish in the pond.

Our guests say: "We loved our home from home in the Milk Parlour. The wine and biscuits were a lovely touch. The Milk Parlour is in a great location for all the visits we made: Southwold, Aldeburgh, Minsmere, Blythburgh Church and a bus ride to Norwich etc. We stayed a week and enjoyed coming back to the peace of the garden. The highlight of the garden was watching the mother duck and her nine ducklings in the moat."

Milk Parlour lies in the village of Spexhall, surrounded by the idyllic Suffolk countryside offering country walks or cycling and easy access to the old market towns of Bungay, Beccles and Halesworth with an excellent array of local shop and eateries. The 500 year old ‘Huntsman and Hounds’ pub is approximately a ten minute walk away and, as well as offering good cuisine by the fire or in the mature gardens. The Suffolk Heritage Coast to the east includes the popular Georgian seafront town of Southwold, home to the Adnams Sole Bay brewery. There are excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the area including a number of golf courses, sailing and water sports on the river estuaries as well as fishing, horse-riding and bird-watching.

This self-catering holiday cottage is located in the east wing of a fine Grade II Listed farmhouse of early 17th century origins, set in stunning gardens with an abundance of wildlife for you to enjoy and cosy open fire to warm you in cooler months . Many period features combined with comfortable furnishings make Rookyards perfect for a short break or holiday exploring the Suffolk countryside and only 15 minutes drive from the coast. The coast is only a 15 minute drive away and if you bring your own rods, you can fish in the pond.

Our guests say: "We've had such a fantastic holiday exploring Suffolk for the first time. The cottage is beautiful, very comfortable and perfect after a long day out and about. We've been so lucky with the weather and Suffolk at its best! Dulwich, Aldeburgh, Southwold and Aldeburgh all worth a visit. We hope to be back! Many thanks!".

Rookyards lies in the village of Spexhall, surrounded by the idyllic Suffolk countryside offering country walks or cycling and easy access to the old market towns of Bungay, Beccles and Halesworth with an excellent array of local shop and eateries. The 500 year old ‘Huntsman and Hounds’ pub is approximately a ten minute walk away and offers good cuisine by the fire or in the mature gardens. The Suffolk Heritage Coast to the east includes the popular Georgian seafront town of Southwold, home to the Adnams Sole Bay brewery; . There are excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the area including a number of golf courses, sailing and water sports on the river estuaries as well as fishing, horse-riding and bird-watching. Please note, the air conditioning is a portable unit and by request to the owner and is subject to availability.