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Self-catering holidays in Sudbury are an ideal choice for those who wish to experience the traditional way of life in a Suffolk community. The town is situated near the unspoiled countryside, villages, and coast, making it a perfect destination for tourists. Sudbury is a market town situated on the banks of the River Stour. During medieval times, it was an important centre of the wool trade that generated much of Suffolk's wealth. The town is renowned for being the birthplace of the famous painter Thomas Gainsborough, whose statue stands in the town centre. Markets have been held in Sudbury since the 11th century and still occur twice a week. They offer a wide range of fresh produce sourced from the surrounding countryside

Stable Cottage
Sudbury
Suffolk
England
Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
2

Enjoy holidays at Stable Cottage, a family-friendly holiday home in Sudbury, perfect for self-catering holidays exploring the Essex coast and countryside. Enjoy scenic walks along the River Stour and explore historic Sudbury. With off-road parking, two comfortable bedrooms, and a well-equipped kitchen, it's an ideal retreat. Nearby attractions like Gainsborough's Museum and Kentwell Hall await exploration. Experience the charm of Sudbury from this charming cottage, promising a memorable holiday or weekend break in any season of the year.

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Take a stroll from your Sudbury holiday cottage, and you will discover an attractive historic centre with Victorian terraces, Georgian manor houses and medieval timber-framed halls. A variety of independent shops can be found in and around North Street, where many of the town’s best restaurants are also located. 

A visit to Gainsborough’s House is highly recommended, a short stroll from Sudbury holiday cottages, with a remarkable collection of paintings by the celebrated artist. Weaver’s Piece at Siam Gardens is another must-see, with exhibits on the town’s historical connection to the weaving trade. Pop into the tourist information centre at the Old Corn Exchange for more information on the town’s attractions. In September, hundreds of boaters pass through the town for the annual Sudbury to the Sea event, which finishes in Cattawade.

St Peter’s Church stands on top of Market Hill and has been converted into an excellent venue with a busy programme of live shows. The area has many scenic walking routes, including Valley Walk, which begins at Sudbury Water Meadows and follows a disused railway track to Long Melford Country Park. Sudbury is surrounded by beautiful countryside, scattered with quaint villages such as Lavenham, Cavendish and Clare.