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England > East Anglia > Suffolk > Southwold > Wangford > Home 200991
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Farmhouse | 8 bedrooms | Sleeps 18

Stunning 8 bedroom 15thC farmhouse full of character near Southwold. Sleeps 18. Country kitchen, dining room, two receptions and 4 baths. Own private 3 acre gardens. Games room and (mid 2012) swimming pool. Ideal family/group holiday base. Luxury linen, duvets & pillows. 46" flat screen internet TV & home cinema. Fully equipped farmhouse Kitchen.

£246–£896 / night

£1722–£4846 / week

3 nights min stay

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  • Beach / lakeside relaxation
  • Nearest beach 4 km
  • Swimming pool
  • Suitable for children of all ages
  • Car advised
  • May take pets – please enquire
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8 bedrooms | Sleeps 18

from £246 / night | £1722 / week

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Norfolk is renowned for its tranquillity, attracting birdwatchers and those seeking solitude. The Norfolk Broads are an expansive area of navigable waterways, lakes, marshes and nature reserves. Some of the villages in Suffolk have changed little since the area was a medieval trade centre, adding to the picture book feel to the landscape. The Stour Valley was a favourite scene for the great English painter Constable, who loved the flat and mellow landscape of the area.