In August 1771 Richard Arkwright began building in Cromford. He created the world’s first successful water powered cotton spinning mill it is now a World Heritage site. Relax and walk in the Peak Dist...
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Self-catering cottages and holiday accommodation in Suffolk, East Anglia
Suffolk in East Anglia is an excellent destination for people who enjoy self-catering holidays. Not only is there a good selection of quality accommodation on offer, but it's usually located in attractive settings. Use the links below to discover pretty country cottages for holidays and short breaks in Suffolk. Suffolk is a peaceful, rural county, with gentle rolling farmland that appears to stretch for miles. It has some of England's best examples of small medieval towns, country churches, moated farmhouses, mills and castles. Lavenham is probably the best example of a medieval town which originally built its wealth on the cloth trade. Today, you will find pretty colour-washed and half-timbered buildings in charming villages and market towns, pubs with good traditional English food. Other medieval towns worth visiting are those of: Long Melford, Hadleigh, Boxford, Bildeston, Clare, Cavendish, Kersey, and Monks Eleigh.
The seaside town of Southwold attracts a good many visitors, as does the waterfront and ancient burial ground in Woodbridge. Outdoor types will enjoy being out and about in Suffolk. There are numerous nature reserves, parks and marked paths including the Coast and Heaths Path (50 miles), Angles Way (77 miles), and Stour Valley Path (60 miles). The 45 miles long coastline is natural and unspoiled, a place to go sailing and enjoy watersports as well as bird watch. Please click on the links to view the self-catering accommodation in Suffolk.
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