An impressive 16th century stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk. Historically it’s the ancestral seat of the Parker Baronets. All I know is, we go there a lot and it’s a huge hit with our guests here at Woodfarm!
A beautiful 16th century moated, Grade 1 listed Hall in the heart of Suffolk. It’s still a family home and is set in 10 acres of magnificent gardens in the tranquil Suffolk countryside
Although a prviate residence they welcome bookings for tours of the Hall and Gardens throughout the year. There’s a ‘check availability’ link on their website so you can see if your preferred date is available. The Gardens and their popular Cafe are also open on a Wednesday from May to September
PLEASE do not visit without making an appointment!
A social enterprise sharing the history of life in East Anglia through historic buildings, collections and landscape. The Museum of East Anglian Life is the largest independent museum in Suffolk, their vision is ‘that people are inspired by the past to make positive change in their own lives.’ Continue reading Stowmarket: Museum of East Anglian Life
Long Melford Antiques Centre has an extensive treasure trove of items, with over 40 dealers exhibiting under one roof. The items on offer represent Pre-Georgian, Georgian, Regency, William IV, Victorian, Edwardian and Post Edwardian eras.
One of the most beautiful, historic villages in England, let alone Suffolk. Jam-packed with quirky, wonky timber-framed buildings, antique shops, craft shops, art galleries, tea rooms and pubs, it’s a really popular tourist destination for all visitors to Suffolk and still a regular for us locals too!
Excellent farm shop and cafe’ right on the A12 so easy to get to for anyone visiting Suffolk’s Heritage Coast
The owner sources the best ingredients and strive to produce the best roadside food possible. It’s had high praise in many national newspapers including The Times, The Independent, The Guardian and many others. They use fresh, local produce, using over 100 local suppliers
Not only a great stop off for a cuppa or to pick up some food for supper, they also sell a range of gifts here too
Crowning the hill at the top of the historical village of Lavenham sits this Grade 1 listed church. Arguably one of the most happily situated churches in the area, and only a short walk from the Lavenham high street.
Little Hall is an independent museum, run entirely by volunteers, that gives an insight into the commercial past of historic Lavenham and the wool trade.
The Lighthouse is a superb restaurant, situated right by the beach in beautiful Aldeburgh. They offer a wide selection of wines, local Adnams beer, and they ensure that as much of their menu as possible is sourced locally.
Slate Cheese is a specialist cheese retailer and delicatessen in Aldeburgh, this family business is led by Clare Jackson and her father John Ormerod. They have carefully curated a range of British and European artisan cheeses, all displayed as a magnificent wall of cheese!
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