The Old Stables, Needham Market - explore Suffolk

The Old Stables is a lovely cottage recently converted to a high standard. The historic village of Needham Market has great transportation links via rail and road across the region to the coast, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds and into London. Needham Market is a great central Suffolk location, from here it is quick & easy to get to see all the sights across Suffolk, from Southwold to Lavenham, Framlingham to Woodbridge you can explore easily from this historic and well connected market town. The cottage has two bedrooms. The largest has a king size bed which can be unzipped into two single beds. The second bedroom has a double bed. The living room has a wood burning stove, mezzanine area to work or relax and a Venetian chandelier. The fully fitted kitchen and bathroom has all you would need to make your stay wonderful and relaxing. The whole property is detached with two parking spaces and a lovely small garden and patio for relaxing and BBQ. We live in the old farmhouse so are on hand to help and give you local knowledge and tips. You can explore historic Suffolk (and wider into Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Essex) from Needham Market. The lovely town of Lavenham, Kersey, Aldburgh and Southwold can all be reached for day trips. Needham Market itself has a Historic high street and lovely farm shop. There are two parking spaces. Lovely walks (or cycle rides) from the property along the river or into the countryside. The station at Needham Market has trains directly to many regional towns and villages. Great restaurants to consider (and a mix of prices and styles) are listed below... The Crown Stowupland The Curry Inn Hintlesham hall The Barn cafe Alder Carr Farm The Freston Boot The rampant horse Butt and oyster Maison bleu Bury St Edmunds The Swan at Lavenham Pinneys of Orford Ferry boat inn Felistowe Needham market Fish & Chips The garden is at the back of the property and faces south east so has the sun in the morning and most of the day. The garden is private and separated by a yew hedge (don’t eat it!) It also has a shed for storing any bikes. From the windows at the front you can see lovely sunsets in the evening.