Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Brundish
This pretty village is located in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, with Saxmundham to its east and Diss to its west. It is surrounded by idyllic scenery, with plenty of opportunities for secluded walks through ancient woods, meadows, and a stunning stretch of coast. This unspoiled landscape is dotted with opulent Tudor homes and picturesque villages that time seems to have forgotten. Local landmarks to look out for on self-catering holidays in Brundish include the Church of St Lawrence. Nearby, in the hamlet of Crown Corner, there is a pub serving a selection of local drinks and good food, and there is a small supermarket in the neighbouring village of Laxfield. A scenic drive eastward from your holiday cottage in Brundish, the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty covers more than 150 square miles, with spectacular shingle beaches, wide estuaries, saltmarshes, farmland, and forest to explore. The seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold both have beautiful beaches where sunbathing and swimming can be enjoyed. Close to Brundish, Saxmundham is a charming town with independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. A market is held every Wednesday at Market Place, just off the High Street, with various stalls selling fresh produce from the Suffolk fields and coast.
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- 2
- Bedrooms
- 1
Escape to a serene getaway at Woodland Retreat Shepherd's Hut - a beautiful wooden-clad and romantic cottage situated among a forest in Brundish, Suffolk. You can snuggle up in the comfortable and modern space, unwind on the deck, and explore the lush woodland before ending the day around the outdoor fire pit. If you have a horse, you're also welcome to bring it along to enjoy this peaceful rural retreat.
- Sleeps
- 14
- Bedrooms
- 7
The Hobart Spring is an impressive rural property surrounded by the beauty of East Anglia and is perfect for special celebrations. The pet-friendly cottage boasts beautiful expansive grounds for entertaining, elegant décor, exposed beams and panelling, log fires in hearths and Aga.