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An elegant Georgian country house set in a secluded location on the grounds of Henham Park, enveloped by leafy trees and sprawling lawns with long sunset views. This wonderfully spacious hideaway is ideal for a large family gathering or a long-overdue catch-up with friends.
This beautifully appointed home embodies understated country elegance with exposed beams, Georgian architectural features, a sweeping staircase, stone floors and long views.
Unwind in your choice of two inviting lounge areas, each with ultra comfortable sofas and tranquil meadow views. The new west facing terrace to the front of the house is perfect for a grazing board and a drink while the sun sets across the park and later in the evening there is a Frame TV displaying a painting of Henham Park (see if you can spot Park Farm House) which becomes a smart TV with the flick of a button.
Stepping into the magnificent dining room, throw another log on the crackling wood burner, raise a toast, then delve into a memorable meal. Keen chefs can perfect their knife skills in the farmhouse kitchen while the leisure seekers perch at the breakfast bar with a tipple. As night falls, discover a total of nine graceful bedrooms in a range of configurations to suit the group.
The house is located close to Henham Barns, a short drive from Southwold.
– Sleeps up to 18 guests
– Nine bedrooms
– 12 beds
– Five bathrooms
– Pets welcome
– Wifi
– Free parking
For walkers there are several family favourites nearby, including from Blythburgh to Walberswick. You’ll pass a number of great dining options, including the White Hart, which overlooks the estuary.
Dunwich also has a good network of walks and lovely coastal paths, and the Ship Inn is a must.
The Adnams Brewery Tour is absolutely fascinating. A working brewery in the middle of Southwold, just a short drive away – the smell of the hops is distinctly Southwold.
There’s a traditional part of Southwold Pier with bright lights and arcade games, but don’t miss The Under The Pier Show – kooky, quirky and completely bonkers!
Interested in the history of lifeboats and Southwold’s rich maritime heritage? Then you will find the Alfred Corry Lifeboat Museum fascinating. Kids and adults love it alike and the staff are so knowledgeable. It’s housed in a former lifeboat shed that was moved by sea from Cromer.
The Southwold Museum is dedicated to the local and natural history of the area. It had a refit recently and features a host of fascinating new displays.