Attractive Kersey Cottage

Property Description

Situated on one of Suffolk's prettiest and quaintest villages, this beautifully converted studio is the perfect place for a romantic treat, a relaxing break or an indulgent base from which to explore the local area. S88463, once the inspiration-giving work place of author, Hammond Innes, is a 15th century thatched building set within the garden of Ayres End House. The garden, originally designed in the 1920s, is beautifully planned and maintained, which gives this stylish studio its completely unique and idyllic setting.

The open-plan studio has been converted and furnished to the very highest standards. In the centre is a handsome, mahogany super king size bed with a spacious sitting area and a stunning open fireplace with contemporary, realistic electric log fire. A large wall unit forms a clever self-contained kitchen, which can be closed up when not in use. This practical kitchen is fully equipped. The studio also contains a luxurious wet room, with underfloor heating. Guest are able to access areas of the garden adjacent to the studio as well as having exclusive use of the medieval-style summer house – the perfect spot for morning coffee before a day's exploration.
The village of Kersey, straddling its famous “splash”, with St Mary's church crowning the hill on the south side, is regarded as one of the most picturesque villages in East Anglia. It possesses an important collection of medieval buildings and is situated amidst rolling Suffolk countryside between Dedham, Sudbury and Lavenham
This holiday at a glance

Sleeps two guests.

Open plan studio with separate wet room.

Mahogany 6' super king size bed.

Sorry, no children or pets.

Communal gardens.

Exclusive use of the medieval-style summer house.

Two minutes' walk to village pub.

Parking for one car.

WiFi.

Minimum two night stay.

Additional features

Open fireplace with contemporary electric log fire.

Underfloor heating,

Kitchen unit with electric hob, fridge/freezer, and combination microwave.

Television with Freeview and DVD player.

Garden furniture.

Barbecue.

Attractions and nearby amenities

The Bell Inn, a mere 400 yards from S88463, offers home cooked food in a traditional pub setting.

One mile down the road is Kersey Mill , offering a diverse collection of independent businesses and café, in a stunning, historic water mill setting.

Hadleigh is an ancient market town, it is surrounded by 246 listed buildings and offers plenty of history to explore.

Visit Lavenham , a beautiful medieval village in the heart of Suffolk, for a relaxed day out exploring the shops, cafés and restaurants

The Dedham Vale and Stour Valley , also known as Constable Country, has countless beautiful walks to enjoy through the iconic landscapes made famous by English Romantic Painter John Constable.

Art lovers will enjoy The Munnings Art Museum in Dedham and Gainsbourgh's House in Sudbury.

Stroll through beautiful ancient woodland at Wolves Wood just 4 miles away, or travel a little further afield and in just over an hours' drive reach the Suffolk Coast with its classic seaside towns such as Aldeburgh and Thorpeness.

For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here .