A house and trees are reflected in the still waters of a river. A boat is moored to a small jetty in front of the house. Tall reeds line the riverbank. Waterside location: Riverside Cottage in Eye.

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Often described as “a little jewel of a town”, Eye in North Suffolk is a lovely place for a town and country self-catering holidays, spending your days discovering delightful attractions within the surrounding Suffolk countryside and coast.

At the heart of the town is Eye Castle, dating back to Norman times which looks down over the town’s cluster of quaint shops and pretty cottages. Visit in August, and you may be lucky enough to catch the Eye Show – a huge country fair. Walk the Town Trail and discover Eye’s many interesting and historic buildings. The weekly market is a great place to stock up on local produce to take back to your holiday cottage for dinner.

 

Moat Farm Granary, Suffolk
Thorndon
Suffolk
England
Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1

The Granary is a charming holiday cottage for couples on a quiet Suffolk farm in Thorndon. It features oak beam ceilings throughout, a cosy wood fire, and a large bedroom with a super-king bed and an ensuite bathroom. Its beautiful decor and tranquil rural setting make it ideal for a perfect romantic break.

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For entertainment Suffolk-style, the Wingfield Barns are a group of historic farm buildings now used to present a range of exhibitions, films, concerts, theatre and children’s activities. The Fisher Theatre in Bungay is one of the oldest provincial theatres in the UK, while the larger Marina Theatre in Lowestoft presents much bigger shows all year round.

For day trips to the beach, it’s an easy hop to the East coast resorts of Lowestoft, Southwold and Aldeburgh. Take in the East Anglia Transport Museum. Walkthrough or ride on historic transport vehicles, from vintage trams to steam trains.

For walkers, there are twelve miles of footpaths nearby the Thornham Estate that wind their way through the beautiful Suffolk countryside that surrounds Eye or ramble through the Redgrave and Lopham Fen Nature Reserve.