Woodfarm Barns and Barges in Suffolk & Tuscany

This wonderfully characterful, reverse-level cottage rests in Blythburgh, near Southwold, Suffolk. Off-road parking. En-suite bedrooms. Woodburning stove. Pet-friendly. Wangford 3 miles; Southwold 4.8 miles; Suffolk Coast & Heaths AONB 21.2 miles.

This pleasant, detached cottage is located in Corton, Suffolk. Sea views. Close to amenities. Close to beach. Ground-floor living. Lowestoft 2.7 miles; Pakefield 5.2 miles; Great Yarmouth 8.3 miles.

A charming two-bedroom cottage resting in Lowestoft, Suffolk. Pet-friendly. Near a beach. Enclosed garden. Oulton Broad 4 miles; Somerleyton 7.6 miles; Yarmouth 12.5 miles.

Aptly named Lakeside, is nestled alongside the fishing lake, boasting a wonderful and uninterrupted lake view, in a tranquil location within the Carlton Meres Country Park, a short walk away from all the parks’ leisure facilities. Spacious and beautifully furnished with a contemporary modern open plan interior with French doors opening to the seating veranda with table and chairs. The master double bedroom has an en-suite walk-in shower room. The second bedroom has twin beds, is more suited to children, and with further shower room. The well-equipped kitchen allows the opportunity to prepare all your meals.
For those wishing to dine out, you have an on-site restaurant within a short walk, and plenty of eateries within the local surrounding area. The Park has great facilities (day rates are chargeable by the park) including two swimming pools, both indoor and outdoor, a crazy golf course, a children’s play park, and the Clubhouse bar and restaurant. Outside is the well-stocked fishing lake, perfect for any fishing enthusiast, a great spot for a walk or just relax and enjoy the uninterrupted lake views with its visiting birdlife.
Within 30 30-minute drive are the coastal delights of Aldeburgh and Southwold. You have RSPB Minsmere, 9.5 miles away and Orford Castle 12th Century former Royal fortress, Otley Hall and Gardens, and Easton Farm Park are all within 12 miles for a great family day out. Also worth a visit is Sutton Hoo, the popular market town of Woodbridge for cafés, shops, and restaurants. The Latitude Festival is 20 minutes’ drive away and is held annually at Henham Park. Explore Constable country having wonderful village settings. Shoppers will delight in the towns of Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, and Colchester all within an hour’s drive. Beach 5 miles. Pub/shop on site. Fishing on the doorstep. Entertainment: Club House is open weekends only in the winter season November to February. Fishing closed from November to February.

Fern Villa is a semi-detached property with high wall enclosed courtyard garden perfect for soaking up the sun and its spacious, contemporary design to offer home from home comforts.
Located on the edge of the very popular village of Oulton Broad, you are within easy walking distance of riverside pubs, restaurants and shops. The Norfolk Broads National Park is particularly popular in the summer and boat hire is available along with river trips, speed boat racing and a beautiful park from which to stop and watch the world float by. The seaside resort of Lowestoft has a lovely award winning sandy beach boasting two piers with an abundance of family entertainment. The town centre has a good selection of shops and a small shopping centre. If you fancy exploring the local area, Lowestoft is perfectly placed for Norfolk and Suffolk. To the south is Southwold, ever popular for its pier, the brightly coloured beach huts and of course fish and chips is just 25 minutes away. Other places to visit that are within easy reach are Aldeburgh, RSPB Minsmere, Dunwich and the Suffolk Heritage Coastline.
Those who enjoy a bit of ’retail therapy’ should head to Norwich city just 50 minutes drive away, or 30 minutes on the train from nearby Oulton North Station, where you will find two indoor shopping malls, market square, cathedral, castle museum, plenty of cafés and restaurants. Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park is within 3 miles, Africa Alive is only 5 miles, Sealife Centre is within 11 miles and Marina Theatre just 3 miles. Having so may activities in such close proximity all you have to decide is what to do first. Beach 2 miles. Shop 300 yards, pub and restaurant 20 yards.

Newly renovated in 2020, this fantastic single storey holiday property is bright and modern and the two en-suite bedrooms will appeal to friends, couples and small family groups. Located in the small and picturesque village of Worlington, which gives easy access to Thetford Forest, Newmarket, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds and slightly further afield Norwich which is 44 miles away. it’s ideally placed to make the most of your time away in West Suffolk. The Norfolk and Suffolk coasts can also be reached in just over an hour’s drive. There is an open-plan kitchen/dining/living area and contemporary furnishings throughout the property and it is fully equipped with everything needed for your perfect break away. The owner also offers dressing gowns, disposable slippers, toiletries and a generous welcome pack. The garden wraps around the property and has a patio area with outdoor furniture perfect for al-fresco dining. The six seater hot tub with its star gazer canopy is perfect for relaxing in after a day out exploring the sights. There is also a kennel outside for dogs.
Thetford Forest is a short drive away and encompasses some 47,000 acres of forestry. Here you’ll find great walks, cycle routes and nature trails to explore. It is also home to High Lodge and Go Ape. Take the time to visit the picturesque town of Bury St Edmunds with its famous abbey and great places to eat, drink and shop. The town also hosts a popular Christmas market in early December. National Trust properties nearby include Ickworth Park, Oxburgh Hall and Anglesey Abbey and Gardens. Newmarket is perfect for an exciting day at the races. The historical university city of Cambridge, and Ely with its 12th century cathedral are both worth a visit. Golf is available locally. Shop 1¾ miles, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

This semi-detached cottage is just perfect for a family break close to the beach and the Norfolk Broads. With a large enclosed garden and the beach a stroll away, families with love this holiday bungalow. With a nearby pub serving good food and drink, there is plenty of refreshment to be had after a day on the beach or exploring the area.
Pakefield is a popular coastal village close to Lowestoft and ideally located to enjoy all the Suffolk Heritage Coast has to offer. For days out visit Southwold, Aldeburgh, RSPB Minismere, Lowestoft and the Norfolk Broads National Park. There is golf and fishing available within 5 miles. Beach 150 yards. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant ¾ mile.

Situated in the beautiful countryside of Suffolk, this detached former farmhouse is within walking distance to Alton Water, which is spread over 400 acres. The area is perfect for cyclists and walkers to explore the countryside and wildlife. Guests who enjoy water sports can visit the Alton Water Visitor Centre where you will also find a children’s play area, mini golf, café and picnic site. Guests are welcome to bring 2 dogs and the owner thoughtfully provides a a welcome basket, dog beds and a purpose built outdoor kennel with an indoor area so they can be left in a comfortable environment.
For those wanting to venture in to the local town of Ipswich, there are plenty of historic sites to see, or simply shop and stop for a coffee and watch the world go by. The beach is approximately 13 miles from the property and is ideal for a family day out. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Blackberry Cottage offers the perfect retreat for couples seeking somewhere lovely to relax and unwind. This charming semi-detached cottage boasts a light and spacious open plan living space, alongside a comfortable double bedroom snuggled within the eaves.
The nearby market town of Stowmarket has lots of great places to eat, drink and shop and is also home to the Museum of East Anglian Life, which is well worth a visit. Venture a little further however and you will find that you are in the perfect position to explore Suffolk, or alternatively hop on a train to the medieval city of Norwich, bursting with interesting spots to visit and sure to impress the history buff in the family. The much celebrated and photographed villages of Lavenham and Long Melford are close by, as are Ipswich, with its picturesque quay, Bury St Edmunds, with its famous abbey and amazing Christmas market, and Newmarket, where you can enjoy horse races and more.
Nature lovers should take the time to visit Thetford Forest, where the more adventurous can also experience Go Ape. Coastal lovers can explore the Suffolk Heritage Coast, starting with Aldeburgh and then traveling to Southwold with its pier and painted beach huts. After a busy day, you can return to Blackberry Cottage where you can be sure of a good night’s sleep.

Decorated and furnished to a good standard, this spacious property is in a prominent location, perfect for friends and family to enjoy. Having no steps and stairs makes it an ideal choice for guests wanting single-level access. Children and pets will love the safe, enclosed garden, and it is a lovely spot to relax and enjoy an evening refreshment after a busy day exploring.
Situated opposite is Nethergate Brewery which brews award-winning, flavoursome beer, gin and has a bar and has a large outside seating area (dogs welcome) with plenty of tables, they also supply local and popular beverages with a shop incorporated. Various food wagons and live music visit the site usually at weekends (although they close by 8pm).
Close by is Long Melford Country Park, a perfect place to unwind and walk the dog with its small lakes, wooded areas, and viewing points beside the River Stour. Long Melford is without a doubt an attractive place to visit and has been voted as one of Suffolk’s most desirable villages. As the name implies, the village has a very long high street filled with medieval buildings, and a plethora of antique shops, tea rooms, restaurants, and boutiques. It also has some fabulous art galleries which specialise in contemporary fine art, furniture, and glass. Well worth a visit is Melford Hall, owned by the National Trust, once visited by Queen Elizabeth I, and holds connections to the children’s author Beatrix Potter. The beautiful, medieval Holy Trinity Church stands at the top of the great green, built in the 15th century at a time of growing prosperity among the local cloth and wool merchants. Another gem is Kentwell Hall with its long avenue leading up to this magnificent building.
Places to visit include the market towns of Bury St Edmunds, a 25-minute drive, Hadleigh, a 22-minute drive, Lavenham, a 12-minute drive, and Sudbury, a 6-minute drive, which also has rail links to London and Newmarket. The famous university city of Cambridge is an hour’s drive away. For fun at the coast and an excellent sandy beach you have Brightlingsea, Mersea and slightly further afield is the Suffolk Heritage Coast, where you will find the seaside gems of Southwold and Aldeburgh. Shop and restaurant ¾ mile, pub 80 yards.