Woodfarm Barns and Barges in Suffolk & Tuscany

Built in the early 1800s, and comprehensively renovated from top to bottom by the current owners, Hogsnorting Villa is a charming Suffolk cottage with all the features and comforts of a modern contemporary home including off-street parking for two cars.
This beautiful, detached cottage sits on a tranquil lane in Blythburgh in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Heritage Coast of north-east Suffolk. Thoughtfully decorated throughout, Hogsnorting Villa boasts two double bedrooms, two shower rooms, contemporary kitchen and a cosy living room with a wood burner and Wi-Fi. The enclosed garden is a perfect setting to enjoy a relaxing drink after a busy day exploring.
Suffolk is a picturesque county, ideal for those who enjoy history, culture, walking and charming rural scenery. Its gently undulating countryside and fantastic seaside resorts offer a perfect retreat at any time of year.
With local views across the Blyth estuary and close to the ever popular town of Southwold, Hogsnorting Villa is the perfect base to explore the Suffolk countryside and coast.
There is a lovely pub and restaurant just 150 metres from the cottage and boasts stunning views of the mere from its large garden. Pop across the road to see the famous carved angels on the ceiling of Holy Trinity Church, the Cathedral of the Marshes.
Explore the area on foot via the network of footpaths. From the rear of the pub take the footpath alongside the estuary that follows the old railway line, through a nature reserve, to the beach at Warblerswick. Or head inland from the recreated Blythburgh station to Wenhaston and beyond.
The delights of Southwold, RSPB Minsmere, Dunwich Heath, Thorpeness and Aldeburgh are just a short drive away, as are Valley Farm Vineyards at Wisset and the cheese room at Friday Street farm shop near Farnham is a must.

Tollgate Cottage is a beautiful, detached single level property enviably located on the edge of the Blythburgh Estuary. It is tucked away alongside the A12 which runs the length of the Suffolk Heritage Coast making it the ideal spot for those wishing to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In the village you will find a popular pub and walks including those by the famous church. The legend of the Black Shuck, a ghostly black dog, dates back to 1577 and has been immortalised in songs and folk legend. The church itself is an incredible structure, overlooking the Blyth Valley.

Public transport is superb here and you can get into the ever popular Southwold to enjoy all the quintessential town has to offer with ease. From its independent shops, brightly coloured beach huts and traditional pier, it’s easy to see why this coastal town is a holiday hot spot all year round. Walberswick is also an excellent must see during your visit. Crabbing here is the sport of choice and it will keep kids entertained all day. All you need is a line, a bucket and bacon (we hear smoked bacon is the preferred kind!).

This is also a dog friendly area with endless woodland and beach walks. A trip to Dunwich and the woods are highly recommended. With a much needed pub at the end of the route this is a destination ideal for both summer and winter getaways. RSPB Minsmere is also close by with incredible sighting of rare species reported by birdwatchers. Beach 3 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 50 yards.

Rose Farm Cottage is hidden away on the outskirts of the village of Frostenden, close to Southwold in Suffolk. Wonderfully equipped with all you would need, the owner has taken great care to ensure you will thoroughly enjoy your break away. With a separate dining room, kitchen and living room, this detached house lends itself well to family getaways.

From Rose Farm Cottage you will find numerous walks around you, but it is also a fantastic base to explore the surrounding area including the Suffolk Heritage Coast, with the popular seaside towns of Southwold, Aldeburgh and Dunwich.

Inland, Beccles is a popular market town with excellent pubs, restaurants and independent shops. Beccles is also the southern entrance to the Broads National Park, and guests can rent day boats from the quay to explore this magical winding water land, with a few stops at riverside pubs a must! Beach 5 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Nestling on Suffolk’s Heritage Coast, near the seaside fishing village of Dunwich and on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is The Studio. It is an open plan barn conversion, with bedroom and living area in one, and an internal kitchen space. It also boasts a walk-in shower.

A private courtyard overlooking the fields is unique to this particular property, which is one of a small cluster within the grounds of the owner’s home. These comfortable conversions are within easy reach of forest, heath and beaches and lie in a secluded rural setting, with open views over fields and woods.

Visitors can enjoy wildlife at Dunwich Forest or RSPB Minsmere. Walberswick, with its sandy beach and dunes, the elegant resort of Southwold, Aldeburgh and Snape Maltings are all nearby. Golf, fishing, and archery are only 1 mile away. Beach 4 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub, and restaurant 2 miles.

Where better to stay in Southwold than The Photographer’s House. Sit back and relax and admire the sea view! Perfect for families, friends and couples, this refurbished 2021 property could not be in a better position in Southwold, only yards away from the nearest beach and within easy reach of all that Southwold has to offer.

The Photographer’s House has two bedrooms, one bathroom and a large terrace. Southwold has a wide range of great shops, cafés, delis, pubs and restaurants within stumbling distance. so you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to dining. Alternatively, visit one of the independent grocers, bakers and butchers and cook up a storm.

A visit to Southwold wouldn’t be complete without heading off to the pier; dating back to the 1900’s, this was originally built as a landing point for the steamships which use to stop off at the town. You can also visit the lighthouse - this is a distinctive landmark at the centre of the town and has been guiding vessels into the historical harbour since the late 1800’s. A great location for nature lovers and twitchers, just a 25-minute drive to RSPB Minsmere where you can discover some of the UK’s rarest wildlife and enjoy family-friendly activities.
Shop 5 Yards. Pub 50 yards.

Harbour Lodge is a stunning property in Walberswick village, set in an enviable position overlooking the coastal waterways just outside Southwold. This large, detached property set over two floors has a superb finish. Harbour Lodge has a double garage with an en-suite room above. The spacious living room is ideal for a family get together and the enclosed garden is perfect for balmy summer evenings. In the garden you will find a private hot tub in which to sit back and relax. You are within walking distance of a thriving area with restaurants, pubs and shops, with easy access to the Norfolk Broads National Park. Nearby Southwold has great beaches and the Suffolk Heritage coast is brimming with pretty coastal villages such as Dunwich and Aldeburgh, all within driving distance. Here you will find culture, heritage, and history along with excellent shopping, restaurant and pubs. Beach 1 mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Lilliput Cottage is a character cottage located in the village of Wangford, a popular destination for those wishing to be based closely to the seaside location of Southwold. Lilliput Cottage is a lovely terraced cottage, offering a comfortable base for a relaxing break to the peaceful Suffolk village of Wangford and the surrounding area.
The property boasts a charming kitchen/dining room overlooking and a cosy living room with an open fire. Upstairs you will find two bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom with shower cubicle. The cottage is suitable for a couple or a family of three, and one dog is welcome, with dog friendly pubs and various walks nearby, RSPB Minsmere. The enclosed garden is set slightly away from the property but is great for your four-legged friend to relax in the shade.
Wangford is only three miles from the beaches and from Southwold town centre, yet within easy access of the A12 and the many other attractions of the Heritage Coast. There is a convenient village shop, a farm shop and the popular local pub with restaurant serving delicious local food, much recommended by past guests. Beach 3½ miles. Pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Nestled in the heart of the pretty village of Wangford within close proximity of the Suffolk Heritage coastline, this stunning cottage exudes timeless elegance and offers a unique experience for your family retreat. Lovingly restored to showcase a blend of historical charm and modern amenities to provide the perfect balance. The cottage has great outside space with seating areas benefiting from both shade and sun. Within a few minutes’ walk is the children’s playground and shop serving fresh local produce. Stepping inside, you are instantly greeted by the inviting ambiance of the cottage’s interior with feature exposed wooden beams. The living room boasts a cosy wood burner to provide that added warmth on cooler evenings. Comfy sofas and armchairs beckon you to relax after a day of exploring Suffolks’ coastline and countryside. A well-equipped kitchen is a culinary haven, complete with large farmhouse dining table where the whole family can gather for delicious meals. For those who prefer to dine al fresco, a charming outdoor area awaits, perfect for summer gatherings and starlit dinners. The cottage boasts several bedrooms, thoughtfully designed to accommodate larger families. Each room is elegantly furnished and offer views of the surrounding landscape. There are three bedrooms with double beds, two with en-suite facilities, and a fourth bedroom with two sets of bunk beds, dedicated to the children. There are bookcases and a play table filled with toys and games to guarantee endless hours of fun.
During the day, you can explore the nearby quaint villages, hike through scenic trails, or engage in various outdoor activities such as horse riding or cycling. And for a touch of history, visit the nearby historic landmarks and cultural attractions. Be sure to bring walking boots and cycles, great walking and cycling are available all around. The Suffolk heritage coastline has great beaches to enjoy. Covehithe Beach is a quieter beach and offers a beautiful stretch of sand, part of the Benacre National Nature Reserve in Suffolk. The waters are calm and great for a swim or paddle. With plentiful nature nearby, you’re bound to see birdlife during your day at the beach.
Explore Southwold, a fantastic Edwardian seaside town with pier, historic lighthouse and high street lined with independent shops and boutiques. RSPB Minsmere and Dunwich Heath offering opportunities for spotting birds and connecting with wildlife, with excellent walks available. For great days out, visit Snape Maltings, Framlingham Castle, Halesworth Museum, Yoxford Antiques Centre and Gardens and Easton Farm Park. Vibrant market town of Beccles boasts independent boutiques and chain shops, with fine dining and many cafés serving homemade cakes and savouries. Enjoy a swim at the heated outdoor swimming pool. The weekly market is excellent for all things local, and gateway to the Famous Norfolk Broads National Park. Beach 3.5 miles. Shop 200 yards, 2 pubs serving food ¾ mile.