Picturesque Grade 2 listed thatched house in Suffolk

Property Summary

Weavers is a Grade 11 listed thatched cottage of historical interest in Suffolk. In the late 1800’s Cadbury's, the famous chocolatier, chose just 12 cottages across Great Britain to feature on their finest chocolate boxes, of which Weavers is one. Close to Cambridge, Newmarket and Bury St Edmunds, yet set in a rural location, it’s a lovely home to 'escape' to.

Weavers is truly a house for all seasons. The summer roses in the garden are breathtaking and in the winter, there is nowhere more cosy!

We advise booking early if you are coming in June, July and August as we get very heavily booked up over these months*

Weavers is a timber framed thatched cottage, full of character. It’s quirky, charming and idyllic! In the summer it’s stunning with its beautiful garden and pretty flowers. In the Winter, there is nowhere more cosy or more quintessentially ‘English’ with the fires lit and a glass of wine in hand. It’s a place of total relaxation where you can go to unwind and that you don’t need, or may not want, to leave. If you fancy heading out and about, there are many lovely walks, pubs, tea rooms, antique shops and places to discover. It’s a house for all seasons. If you feel inspired, there is a grand piano in the living room and a guitar that guests are welcome to use. Outside is a great BBQ perfect for al fresco dining under the grape vines. The house looks out onto fields and there are often a couple of friendly horses to be found. Whilst in a very rural setting, if you want to enjoy some shopping, you can get to a town centre within 15 mins by car. Central London is only 90 mins away by road. So near, yet so far. Weavers feels as though you’ve walked into a little touch of yesteryear. We hope you love it as much as we do.

Guest access

The entire house and garden is for the guests exclusive use.

Interaction with guests

Available by phone, text and email prior to or during the stay.

Other things to note

Weavers is a well positioned cottage in East Anglia. Whilst situated in Suffolk, it's a stones throw from the counties of Cambridgeshire and Essex. Villages we particularly love are Long Melford, Lavenham and Clare. Ickworth House, owned by the National Trust is beautiful as is Audley End house and gardens, owned and maintained by English Heritage. Many guests stay to attend weddings in Great Bradley or Little Bradley, both of which are very close to the house.

Amenities

- Basic

- Wireless Internet

- Continuous access in the listing

- Cable TV

- Laptop friendly workspace

- A table or desk with space for a laptop and a chair that’s comfortable to work in

- Indoor Fireplace

- Iron

- Dryer

Essentials

- Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper

- Washer In the building, free or for a fee

- TV

- Heating

- Central heating or a heater in the listing

- Ethernet connection

- Hot water

Facilities

- Free parking on premises

- Free street parking

- Dining

- Kitchen

- Space where guests can cook their own meals

- Coffee maker

- Cooking basics

- Pots and pans, oil, salt and pepper

- Dishes and silverware

- Dishwasher

- Refrigerator

- Oven

- Stove

- Guest access

- Private entrance

- Separate street or building entrance

Logistics

- Long term stays allowed

- Allow stay for 28 days or more

- Bed and bath

- Shampoo

- Hangers

- Hair dryer

- Bed linens

- Extra pillows and blankets

- Outdoor

- BBQ grill

- Patio or balcony

- Garden or backyard

- Safety features

- Fire extinguisher

- Carbon monoxide detector

- Smoke detector