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Single room in my bungalow. Quiet rural location. Hundon village is in the heart of the Suffolk countryside close to Haverhill andury St Edmunds.

Wooden glamping pod set in a tranquil location in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Equipped with twin beds, solar lighting/power pack & outdoor seating area with optional firepit/bbq. Space for an additional bivvy & angler if required. (Bivvies & beds available to hire.) Showers, toilets & kitchen close by. Optional fishing. Hot and cold snacks, breakfast, lunches & dinner available from the onsite Carper's Kitchen. Fully stocked tackle & bait shop onsite.

Known as the Carper's Cabin, this fully insulated wooden glamping pod overlooks Rum Bridge Fisheries' Back (specimen carp) Lake, which in turn is home to mirror and common carp ranging from 20lbs-42lbs+. The exclusive bankside area includes two dedicated fishing swims allowing space for an additional tent or bivvy if required. (Sleeps-2 bivvies & beds are available to hire on request.) Fishing is available as an option, at a discounted rate of £20/24hours.

Nestling on the banks of the River Stour, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside, Rum Bridge Fisheries is situated within easy driving distance of Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Colchester, and the Suffolk coast. The market town of Clare is home to a wealth of shops, cafes, pubs and eateries, as well as a 13th century Augustinian Priory, Clare Country Park, the stone keep ruins of Clare Castle, a medieval church and museum.

We hope you enjoy this lovely comfy space. John and I welcome you to our home. We have cats! Well behaved and not allowed in your room! We also have chickens and fresh eggs are available. Your bathroom is just for you, hot water and a powerful shower. Clare is a historic town boasting a beautiful country park at the end of our road. We have the remains of a 15th century castle as well as a magnificent church. Four pubs, in walking distance and shops to browse in.

Idyllically located on the banks of Rum Bridge Fisheries' Moat pleasure fishing lake, this large insulated glamping pod is simply furnished with a Kingsize bed, table and chairs and outdoor seating, and equipped with solar lighting and USB device charging. Ideal for a couple or family with one-two small children seeking to recharge the batteries in the heart of the Suffolk countryside.

This comfortable, intimate space provides the perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of modern city life: an oasis of calm and all-too-rare opportunity to reconnect with nature in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Be warned, though. Peace comes at a price. Rum Bridge is ‘offgrid’: the pod’s electricity supply is limited to solar lighting and device-charging, and is thus governed by the notoriously capricious English weather. So don’t be surprised to be issued with LED lamps in the heart of winter.

Nestling in the midst of the tranquil Suffolk countryside, just a short hop from historic Bury St Edmunds and the world renowned university city of Cambridge, the medieval wool town of Clare boasts a rich and diverse history; and a host of attractions and distractions which belie its diminutive size - including a monthly artisan market, galleries, antique shops, a golf course, cafes, pubs and restaurants. At its heart: Clare Castle Country Park; home to the remains of a 13th Century stone castle keep set on a 70ft-high motte commanding panoramic views of the town. Circumscribed by the meandering, reed fringed River Stour, and providing a glorious setting for a picnic or a preprandial stroll, the park is also the site of the original Clare Railway Station, in whose 1865 bookings hall you’ll find the unique Platform One cafe, which offers mouthwatering home cooked meals and snacks throughout the day. Of similar historic significance, the nearby Clare Priory dates back to 1248, making it one of the oldest religious houses in England; and the Ancient House Museum, located off the bustling market square, offers fascinating insights into the 2,000-year history of what is Suffolk's smallest town. Foodies, too, will be spoilt for choice, thanks to a wealth of bistros, restaurants, takeaways, traditional and gastro pubs. And walkers will delight in the area’s many circular walks and the town trail, which take in architecture from almost every period in history, and demonstrate why Clare was recently awarded the much coveted ‘Walkers Are Welcome’ status. For more information on Clare and its environs, visit www.clare-suffolk.co.uk/tourism/

The Studio is a light, airy modern single story self contained dwelling attached to our cart lodge that is within the garden of our thatched cottage. The area is semi rural and quiet but within easy walking distance (about 5 minutes) of Clare town. We also provide basics like towels, tea/coffee/milk at the beginning for each stay.

There is room on the drive for guests to park 1 small to medium car free of charge during their stay. The garden is fairly large but not exclusive to guests only, so please be aware that the owners are keen gardeners and will be working in the garden at times during the day.

Our cottage is on the outskirts (and originally part of) Clare Priory, a working St. Augustine Roman Catholic establishment that was founded in 1248. There is a church and a retreat within The Priory. The area is steeped in history and known for beautiful walks. Clare itself is only a five minute walk away, together with Clare Country Park similarly situated.

Quiet, spacious garden-facing double bedroom, with private bath/shower room, offering a warm and comfortable welcome. Just a couple of minutes’ walk from the village centre and an award winning pub which offers excellent meals together with a hearty breakfast. Garage, parking and bicycles are available. Pets welcome – I have a very friendly Dachshund. Additional bedrooms available on request.

A bright and spacious double bedroom is offered in a modern, Edwardian style house with large rooms and high ceilings. The room, which is quiet and overlooking the garden, is adjacent to your private bath/shower room. Included is usage of toiletries, a hairdryer and HD TV with DVD player. You are welcome to make yourself at home. There is a log burning open fire in a large sitting room, a dining room and study. Fibre broadband is available throughout the house. The south-east facing garden runs down to the river Stour with a small bridge over it to trees and wild flowers beyond. There is a lockable garage, with space for bikes, and off-road private parking. Rose House is situated at the edge of CAVENDISH, one of Suffolk’s prettiest villages in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.’ A warm assembly of pinkly pleased thatched cottages cluster round a sloping, and much photographed, green and elegant 14th century church in a fairy tale setting of countryside. The characters from ‘Lord of the Rings’, like Bilbo and Frodo seem more at place here than 21st century man! That said, there is a shop 3 minutes’ walk away, 2 pubs and a pub restaurant.

Note the 16th century timber framed farmhouse Nether Hall; the 19th century Cavendish Hall; the 15th century flushwork panelling and clerestory in the church. The nearby area offers space and peace, gently rolling countryside and picturesque villages with thatched, colour washed cottages; scenes that have inspired some of England’s greatest painters. Villages such as Lavenham, Long Melford, Flatford and Dedham famed for their churches, timbered buildings and antique shops, Clare, Kersey, Chelsworth and Monks Eleigh all merit exploration on foot, by bicycle or by car. Cambridge and Newmarket are within easy reach.

New for 2020, our ‘dog-friendly double’ is set on its own dedicated plot in the peaceful Rum Bridge angling & glamping site. Conveniently located close to the showers/WCs and shop - with space for additional tents/guests - it benefits from a Kingsize bed, solar lighting and outdoor seating and overlooks the Rum Bridge marsh (a Suffolk County Wildlife Area). Optional ‘extras’ include BBQ and food packages, tent hire, linens, towels and more, enabling you to tailor your break to your budget.

This comfortable, intimate space provides the perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of modern city life: an oasis of calm and all-too-rare opportunity to reconnect with nature in the heart of the Suffolk countryside.

Nestling on the banks of the River Stour, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside, Rum Bridge Fisheries is situated within easy driving distance of Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Colchester, and the Suffolk coast. The market town of Clare is home to a wealth of shops, cafes, pubs and eateries, as well as a 13th century Augustinian Priory, Clare Country Park, the stone keep ruins of Clare Castle, a medieval church and museum.

Lavender Cottage is a delightful period cottage situated in the heart of the picturesque Medieval market town of Clare, Suffolk. It is in walking distance of a supermarket, butchers, pubs, and a variety of independant shops and cafes. The cottage offers a blend of period features with modern finishes to create a stylish and comfortable home, providing you the perfect base to explore the surrounding areas. The cosy living room features a gas log effect stove and dining area.

With comortable beds, plenty of storage, a well equipped kitchen, a cosy living room and a courtyard garden to the rear, we hope we have provided all you need for a relaxing break.

Clare is a magical town, full of modern day amenities but good old fashioned tradition. I love wandering around the vintage shops, gift shops and book shop followed by afternoon tea in one of the cafes which offer a good selection of home made fare. There is a market every third Saturday starting on the 21st March. The cottage is a few minutes drive away from the nine hole pay and play golf course and there are several National Trust properties to visit nearby. Infact there is plenty to do and see for all ages.

Nestling on the banks of a beautiful, reed-fringed lake, our new ‘deluxe’ pod is the right choice for anglers, birders, walkers … in fact, anyone who values peace, quiet and a tranquil rural setting.

Although the accommodation is offgrid, all guests have the benefit of hot showers, flush toilets, and a well-stocked tackle and bait shop. An extensive menu of hot and cold snacks, breakfasts, light lunches and meals are available throughout the day, from the onsite Carper's Kitchen. Optional ‘extras’ include barbecue (fire pits, grills, fuel and tools) and food (inc. vegetarian options) packages, tent and ‘bivvy’ hire (for additional guests), linens, towels and so on – enabling you to tailor your break to your budget. The lake itself is home to an impressive head of king carp (commons and mirrors, to 32lbs+), with fishing available to holidaymakers at a discounted rate.

Rum Bridge is located around a mile from the centre of Clare, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside. Just a short hop from historic Bury St Edmunds and the world renowned university city of Cambridge, this picturesque medieval wool town boasts a rich and diverse history; and a host of attractions and distractions which belie its diminutive size - including a monthly artisan market, galleries, antique shops, a golf course, cafes, pubs and restaurants. At its heart: Clare Castle Country Park; home to the remains of a 13th Century stone castle keep set on a 70ft-high motte commanding panoramic views of the town. Circumscribed by the meandering, reed fringed River Stour, and providing a glorious setting for a picnic or a preprandial stroll, the park is the site of the original Clare Railway Station, in whose 1865 bookings hall you’ll find the unique Platform One cafe, which offers mouthwatering home cooked meals and snacks throughout the day. Of similar historic significance, the nearby Clare Priory dates back to 1248, making it one of the oldest religious houses in England; and the Ancient House Museum, just off the bustling market square, offers fascinating insights into the 2,000-year history of what is Suffolk's smallest town. Foodies, too, will be spoilt for choice, thanks to a wealth of bistros, restaurants, takeaways, tea rooms, and traditional and gastro pubs. And walkers will delight in the area’s many circular walks and the town trail, which take in architecture from almost every period in history, and demonstrate why Clare was recently awarded the much coveted ‘Walkers Are Welcome’ status. Though the ‘usual High Street suspects’ - Poundland, Costa, Subway and the like - are refreshingly conspicuous by their absence, Clare offers a panoply of independent shops including a butcher, several hairdressers, beauty salon, antique shops, a Post Office and Co-Op. Nearby Haverhill has a Cineworld, a gym and choice of popular ‘chain’ restaurants and takeaways including KFC, Prezzo and Ben & Jerry’s. And Bury St. Edmunds and Cambridge - both around 30 minutes away by car - provide all the retail therapy you could possibly need (and then some).

A lovely quiet village in the heart of Suffolk, with beautiful scenery, fantastic walks and nearby to picturesque market towns. Historic places to visit, including Kentwell Hall, Sible Hedingham Castle & Clare Castle Park. Many Pubs, Restaurants & Tea Rooms nearby. Close to Long Melford, Lavenham, Sudbury & Cambridge.

We also offer a fully licensed Taxi Service, so travel will not be an issue! (especially those nights when you have a few!)

Historic places to visit, including Kentwell Hall, Sible Hedingham Castle & Clare Castle Park. Many Pubs, Restaurants & Tea Rooms nearby. Close to Long Melford, Lavenham, Sudbury & Cambridge.

Wash Farmhouse is set in the beautiful countryside of Hundon. The farmhouse is quiet and peaceful, originally a working farm, it now lends itself to being a place to get together with families, entertain or celebrate those big birthdays or simply relax. Wash Farmhouse offers good accommodation with generous sized bedrooms.

Wash Farmhouse is surrounded by 10 acres of paddock land and has a small livery stables adjacent to the farmhouse, you may see the horses on their daily exercise or out grazing . You will be able to enjoy full use of a 5 bedroom house, reception room, dining room and the open space of a kitchen, diner and lounge space. There is an outdoor patio area, with steps leading up to a lawn. The large driveway offers ample parking for several vehicles. Pets are welcome by arrangement and there is the possibility of stabling for horses.

Ship Stores Bed & Breakfast is a 17th Century timber framed listed building that was originally three cottages. Later an external staircase led to drinking rooms, above which were used by local sheep farmers. It is believed the name "ship" is a corruption of "sheep" Ship Stores is located in the Suffolk village of Clare. The County of Suffolk abounds in historical and beautiful towns and villages. Of the smaller towns Clare has a deeply fascinating history.

No other Suffolk town can offer the special combination of interest to be found here. The Country Park, a haven of conservation and preservation as well as a place of recreation, a 13th century Priory and a great Gothic Wool Church. A 16th century hostelry and a number of pubs, some of great antiquity, all serving excellent food. Hotel accommodation and the traditional bed and breakfast are available in the town. There are a selection of antique shops and art galleries to visit, as well as a comprehensive range of excellently stocked shops.

Sleeps-six bell tent with additional camping space in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Set in a peaceful, fenced half-acre plot, shared only with one smaller bell tent (and with room for additional tents if required), overlooking two small ponds. Equipped with a king-size bed, small double sofa-bed, and (optional) single beds, wood burner, and outdoor seating. Located just 50 yards from showers, toilets and kitchen.

Located close to the Suffolk-Essex border, and set within a County Wildlife site the Bell Tent sits on its own plot within a working fishery. It has a zipped in groundsheet, which is covered with Bell Tent matting, and numerous rugs. It also has under-bed draws, an ottoman to provide storage and seating, and a coat stand with shelves for nic-naks. In hot weather, the sides can be rolled up to provide extra ventilation and airflow, and in cold weather there is a wood-burning stove to keep you toastie.

Nestling in the midst of the tranquil Suffolk countryside, just a short hop from historic Bury St Edmunds and the world renowned university city of Cambridge, the medieval wool town of Clare boasts a rich and diverse history; and a host of attractions and distractions which belie its diminutive size - including a monthly artisan market, galleries, antique shops, a golf course, cafes, pubs and restaurants. At its heart: Clare Castle Country Park; home to the remains of a 13th Century stone castle keep set on a 70ft-high motte commanding panoramic views of the town. Circumscribed by the meandering, reed fringed River Stour, and providing a glorious setting for a picnic or a preprandial stroll, the park is also the site of the original Clare Railway Station, in whose 1865 bookings hall you’ll find the unique Platform One cafe, which offers mouthwatering home cooked meals and snacks throughout the day. Of similar historic significance, the nearby Clare Priory dates back to 1248, making it one of the oldest religious houses in England; and the Ancient House Museum, located off the bustling market square, offers fascinating insights into the 2,000-year history of what is Suffolk's smallest town. Foodies, too, will be spoilt for choice, thanks to a wealth of bistros, restaurants, takeaways, traditional and gastro pubs. And walkers will delight in the area’s many circular walks and the town trail, which take in architecture from almost every period in history, and demonstrate why Clare was recently awarded the much coveted ‘Walkers Are Welcome’ status. For more information on Clare and its environs, visit www.clare-suffolk.co.uk/tourism/

Our dog-friendly family bell tent sleeps up to 6 people and offers camping space for additional guests. Set in its own plot just 50 yards from the showers, toilets and 'field kitchen', it is equipped with a Kingsize bed, double sofa-bed, wood burner & outdoor seating. Optional ‘extras’ include additional single beds, barbecue (fire pits, grills, fuel and tools) and food packages, tent hire (for additional guests), linens, towels and so on – enabling you to tailor your break to your budget.

Conveniently located on the Suffolk-Essex border close to Cambridge, Sudbury, Bury St Edmunds and Haverhill, and set within a County Wildlife area, our family Bell Tent sits on its own plot with dedicated car parking, in a popular yet peaceful leisure angling and glamping site. Fully insulated with a second ‘skin’, and zipped-in groundsheet lined with matting and numerous rugs, it also has underbed drawers, a coat stand with shelves and an ottoman to provide storage and seating. In warmer weather, the sides can be rolled up to provided extra ventilation and airflow, and in the autumn-winter there is a wood burning stove to keep you toastie. Equipped with solar powered lights and a USB charging point, the tent also benefits from outdoor seating with views of the carp fishing lake, woodland and open countryside.

Rum Bridge is located around a mile from the centre of Clare, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside. Just a short hop from historic Bury St Edmunds and the world renowned university city of Cambridge, this picturesque medieval wool town boasts a rich and diverse history; and a host of attractions and distractions which belie its diminutive size - including a monthly artisan market, galleries, antique shops, a golf course, cafes, pubs and restaurants. At its heart: Clare Castle Country Park; home to the remains of a 13th Century stone castle keep set on a 70ft-high motte commanding panoramic views of the town. Circumscribed by the meandering, reed fringed River Stour, and providing a glorious setting for a picnic or a preprandial stroll, the park is the site of the original Clare Railway Station, in whose 1865 bookings hall you’ll find the unique Platform One cafe, which offers mouthwatering home cooked meals and snacks throughout the day. Of similar historic significance, the nearby Clare Priory dates back to 1248, making it one of the oldest religious houses in England; and the Ancient House Museum, just off the bustling market square, offers fascinating insights into the 2,000-year history of what is Suffolk's smallest town. Foodies, too, will be spoilt for choice, thanks to a wealth of bistros, restaurants, takeaways, tea rooms, and traditional and gastro pubs. And walkers will delight in the area’s many circular walks and the town trail, which take in architecture from almost every period in history, and demonstrate why Clare was recently awarded the much coveted ‘Walkers Are Welcome’ status. Though the ‘usual High Street suspects’ - Poundland, Costa, Subway and the like - are refreshingly conspicuous by their absence, Clare offers a panoply of independent shops including a butcher, several hairdressers, beauty salon, antique shops, a Post Office and Co-Op. Nearby Haverhill has a Cineworld, a gym and choice of popular ‘chain’ restaurants and takeaways including KFC, Prezzo and Ben & Jerry’s. And Bury St. Edmunds and Cambridge - both around 30 minutes away by car - provide all the retail therapy you could possibly need (and then some).

Planning your next rural retreat? Book Rum Bridge Fisheries’ Road Lake on an exclusive basis - for you & up to 2 friends - & we’ll take care of the accommodation; providing you with: * an extra-large sleeps-3 bivvy - equipped with 2 wide boy luxury carp beds, solar lighting/charging (& optional third bed) * kitchen/dining tent, with worktop and optional stove, grill, cookware & seating * unhooking mat, weigh sling, tripod & landing net **PLUS FREE FISHING**

Your exclusive booking means you’ll have the entire lake to yourself - enabling you and your friends to target an impressive head of carp (to 32lbs+), tench, crucians, roach, rudd and pike in complete comfort - without interruption or interference. Or just to chill, with a barbecue and a beer, on the banks of this pretty, reed-fringed water, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside. You can also take advantage of hot showers, flush toilets, and a well-stocked tackle and bait shop. And an extensive menu of hot and cold snacks, breakfasts, light lunches and meals are available throughout the day, from the onsite Carper's Kitchen. What’s not to love?

Rum Bridge is located around a mile from the centre of Clare, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside. Just a short hop from historic Bury St Edmunds and the world renowned university city of Cambridge, this picturesque medieval wool town boasts a rich and diverse history; and a host of attractions and distractions which belie its diminutive size - including a monthly artisan market, galleries, antique shops, a golf course, cafes, pubs and restaurants. At its heart: Clare Castle Country Park; home to the remains of a 13th Century stone castle keep set on a 70ft-high motte commanding panoramic views of the town. Circumscribed by the meandering, reed fringed River Stour, and providing a glorious setting for a picnic or a preprandial stroll, the park is the site of the original Clare Railway Station, in whose 1865 bookings hall you’ll find the unique Platform One cafe, which offers mouthwatering home cooked meals and snacks throughout the day. Of similar historic significance, the nearby Clare Priory dates back to 1248, making it one of the oldest religious houses in England; and the Ancient House Museum, just off the bustling market square, offers fascinating insights into the 2,000-year history of what is Suffolk's smallest town. Foodies, too, will be spoilt for choice, thanks to a wealth of bistros, restaurants, takeaways, tea rooms, and traditional and gastro pubs. And walkers will delight in the area’s many circular walks and the town trail, which take in architecture from almost every period in history, and demonstrate why Clare was recently awarded the much coveted ‘Walkers Are Welcome’ status. Though the ‘usual High Street suspects’ - Poundland, Costa, Subway and the like - are refreshingly conspicuous by their absence, Clare offers a panoply of independent shops including a butcher, several hairdressers, beauty salon, antique shops, a Post Office and Co-Op. Nearby Haverhill has a Cineworld, a gym and choice of popular ‘chain’ restaurants and takeaways including KFC, Prezzo and Ben & Jerry’s. And Bury St. Edmunds and Cambridge - both around 30 minutes away by car - provide all the retail therapy you could possibly need (and then some).

The Lodge is beautifully placed in idyllic Suffolk Country side two miles from the market town of Clare. A stylish, elegant recently renovated retreat offering peace and tranquility. The Lodge is a stunningly appointed, light filled home that seamlessly blends the traditional and modern. A private drive leads to the lovely gardens that wrap around the house with a sun terrace that lends itself to lazy lunches. An ideal place to relax and unwind.

The Lodge has been recently renovated to a very high standard with individuality and style. It has two fabulous reception rooms including an elegant living room classically laid out with French doors leading onto the sun terrace and a cosy snug with a wood burner and sumptuous seating. A superb state of the art kitchen leads into the dining area where guests can congregate around the generous table. One downstairs bedroom with two sets of bunkbeds is within easy reach of the downstairs shower room. The staircase leads to four bedrooms each individually designed. The Master bedroom boasts an exceptional ensuite and the family bathroom with its large bath is very relaxing. The Lodge consists of, Boot Room, Cloak Room, WC/wash basin Shower Room, WC/wash basin and shower Living Room, three sofas, TV, Sky & games console Snug, Two sofas, arm chair, wood burner, TV Kitchen/diner, Induction Hob, two ovens, two fridge freezers, two sinks, dishwasher, coffee machine and table for 12. Utility Room, washing machine, tumble dryer, larder. Bedroom one, kingsize bed, ensuite WC/basin/shower. Bedroom two, Double bed. Bedroom three, Double bed. Bedroom Four, single bed. ( bedroom four is accessed from bedroom three.) Bedroom Five, two sets of bunk beds. Family Bathroom, large bath/WC /basin. There is broad band and Sky at the property. Plenty of parking. Long Drive. Private. The Lodge in the village of Hundon is set in the South and Heart of Suffolk renowned for its beautiful skies which have inspired generations of artists including Thomas Gainsborough and Constable. It is a rich and diverse region with a variety of interesting, historic and engaging places to visit. Hundon is 2 miles from the small town of Clare, an old cloth town on the North bank of the River Stour. A town of historical interest with its Priory and medieval castle. It has a number of independent shops, many in Grade II listed buildings. The town centre also has numerous places for refreshment and takeaways. The house is 20 mins away from National Trust gem Ickworth House with wonderful nature trails. Long Melford and Lavenham a little further a field with preserved Tudor Manor Houses. Worth a visit are Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall and don't forget the antique shops! Bury St Edmunds is a historic market town with many notable features, the Gothic Revival Cathedral, the Abbey Gardens, St Marys Church, cinemas, music venues and a theatre and only a 25 minute drive from Hundon. The university City of Cambridge is a 35 minute drive and offers a great day out with its wealth of museums, art galleries and medieval colleges. Why not have a go at punting along the Cam? The famous race course of Newmarket is only 20 mins away which offers wonderful days out and much excitement. With a wealth of beautiful walks, welcoming pubs friendly people The Lodge is the perfect choice for your UK holiday or weekend break.

Bridge Cottage in stunning chocolate box Cavendish with its glorious green, village pubs and brasserie. Close to Long Melford, Clare, Lavenham, Sudbury, Bury St. Edmunds and Newmarket. Countryside walks, river Stour, cycling and antique shops galore. Why not go to Cambridge or racing at Newmarket.The cottage is welcoming and spacious. Open fire for use in the winter. South facing garden;swing tennis. Local day spa. Obscured stream adjacent to rear garden so small children will need supervising.

Now with free unlimited Wi-Fi. The bathroom is situated on the ground floor. Open style stairs lead up to two double bedrooms. Spacious open plan lounge dinner with farmhouse pine table, sofabed and open fire. Logs and kindling available at extra cost of 7 pounds a basket. Please leave cash on table. South facing private rear garden with swing tennis and boules. Courtyard and garden table and chairs for alfresco dining. Three pubs in the village location. River Stour 5 mins walk.

A lovely stroll along the High street takes you to The Green. A glorious open space surrounded by charming homes, village pubs, shop, antique shop, tearoom, medieval church and restaurant/brasserie. A walk behind the cottage takes you to the river Stour.

Situated in the grounds of the peaceful, wooded Rum Bridge fishing & glamping site in the heart of rural Suffolk, our sleeps-4 bell tent is set on a fenced one-acre plot, shared only with a larger bell tent, overlooking a small carp pond. Although the site is entirely 'offgrid', guests have access to hot showers, flush toilets & optional cook tents. Rum Bridge is a 10-minute walk from the picturesque market town of Clare; and a short drive from Haverhill, Sudbury, Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds.

This comfortable, intimate space provides the perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of modern city life: an oasis of calm and all-too-rare opportunity to reconnect with nature in the heart of the Suffolk countryside.

Nestling on the banks of the River Stour, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside, Rum Bridge Fisheries is situated within easy driving distance of Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Colchester, and the Suffolk coast. The market town of Clare is home to a wealth of shops, cafes, pubs and eateries, as well as a 13th century Augustinian Priory, Clare Country Park, the stone keep ruins of Clare Castle, a medieval church and museum.

Idyllically located on the banks of a mature reed-fringed carp fishing lake, this large insulated glamping pod is simply furnished with a Kingsize bed, table and chairs and outdoor seating, and equipped with solar lighting and USB device charging. The lake itself is home to an impressive head of king carp (commons and mirrors, to 42lbs+), with fishing available to holidaymakers at a discounted rate.

Although the accommodation is 'offgrid', all guests have the benefit of hot showers, flush toilets, and a well-stocked tackle and bait shop. The pod is equipped with a comfortable Kingsize bed, table and chairs, and outdoor seating with umbrella as standard. Optional ‘extras’ include additional beds, barbecue (fire pits, grills, fuel and tools) and food (inc. vegetarian options) packages, tent and ‘bivvy’ hire (for additional guests), linens, towels and so on – enabling you to tailor your break to your budget.

Rum Bridge is located around a mile from the centre of Clare, in the heart of the tranquil Suffolk countryside. Just a short hop from historic Bury St Edmunds and the world renowned university city of Cambridge, this picturesque medieval wool town boasts a rich and diverse history; and a host of attractions and distractions which belie its diminutive size - including a monthly artisan market, galleries, antique shops, a golf course, cafes, pubs and restaurants. At its heart: Clare Castle Country Park; home to the remains of a 13th Century stone castle keep set on a 70ft-high motte commanding panoramic views of the town. Circumscribed by the meandering, reed fringed River Stour, and providing a glorious setting for a picnic or a preprandial stroll, the park is the site of the original Clare Railway Station, in whose 1865 bookings hall you’ll find the unique Platform One cafe, which offers mouthwatering home cooked meals and snacks throughout the day. Of similar historic significance, the nearby Clare Priory dates back to 1248, making it one of the oldest religious houses in England; and the Ancient House Museum, just off the bustling market square, offers fascinating insights into the 2,000-year history of what is Suffolk's smallest town. Foodies, too, will be spoilt for choice, thanks to a wealth of bistros, restaurants, takeaways, tea rooms, and traditional and gastro pubs. And walkers will delight in the area’s many circular walks and the town trail, which take in architecture from almost every period in history, and demonstrate why Clare was recently awarded the much coveted ‘Walkers Are Welcome’ status. Though the ‘usual High Street suspects’ - Poundland, Costa, Subway and the like - are refreshingly conspicuous by their absence, Clare offers a panoply of independent shops including a butcher, several hairdressers, beauty salon, antique shops, a Post Office and Co-Op. Nearby Haverhill has a Cineworld, a gym and choice of popular ‘chain’ restaurants and takeaways including KFC, Prezzo and Ben & Jerry’s. And Bury St. Edmunds and Cambridge - both around 30 minutes away by car - provide all the retail therapy you could possibly need (and then some).

Five-acre glamping complex & lakes in the heart of rural Suffolk. Available to hire on a fully exclusive basis for meetings, team building & other corporate events, birthdays, wedding parties & pretty much everything in between. Includes five wooden glamping pods, 3 large bell tents and additional camping if needed. Secluded, peaceful 'offgrid' setting close to a host of amenities & attractions including restaurants, bars, shopping, country homes & parks.

The five-acre, three-lake Rum Bridge Fisheries & Glamping complex is now available to hire on a fully exclusive basis -- for meetings, team building and other corporate events, birthdays, wedding parties… and pretty much everything in between -- offering unrestricted access to: * Three intimate, well maintained coarse fishing lakes – all of which are well stocked with specimen sized fish including carp, tench, crucians, rudd, roach and pike. * Five wooden glamping pods with outdoor seating - specifically: one twin, one double, three family pods (each with double beds and up to two additional singles). * Three large bell tents with outdoor seating - two sleeps-6, and one sleeps-4. * Additional camping spaces (tents and beds available to hire as needed). * Showers, toilets and solar power-packs / electrical charging points. * Additional open spaces which may be employed for a range of activities, including archery, shooting, kids’ games and competitions, a central meeting / party area (with or without gazebo), and so on. * A gazebo, inflatables (such as bouncy castles) and additional tents, bivvies and beds are available to hire. * And a host of catering options is available too - including breakfast, lunch, dinner and hot and cold snacks throughout the day and night.

Nestling in the midst of the tranquil Suffolk countryside, just a short hop from historic Bury St Edmunds and the world renowned university city of Cambridge, the medieval wool town of Clare boasts a rich and diverse history; and a host of attractions and distractions which belie its diminutive size - including a monthly artisan market, galleries, antique shops, a golf course, cafes, pubs and restaurants. At its heart: Clare Castle Country Park; home to the remains of a 13th Century stone castle keep set on a 70ft-high motte commanding panoramic views of the town. Circumscribed by the meandering, reed fringed River Stour, and providing a glorious setting for a picnic or a preprandial stroll, the park is also the site of the original Clare Railway Station, in whose 1865 bookings hall you’ll find the unique Platform One cafe, which offers mouthwatering home cooked meals and snacks throughout the day. Of similar historic significance, the nearby Clare Priory dates back to 1248, making it one of the oldest religious houses in England; and the Ancient House Museum, located off the bustling market square, offers fascinating insights into the 2,000-year history of what is Suffolk's smallest town. Foodies, too, will be spoilt for choice, thanks to a wealth of bistros, restaurants, takeaways, traditional and gastro pubs. And walkers will delight in the area’s many circular walks and the town trail, which take in architecture from almost every period in history, and demonstrate why Clare was recently awarded the much coveted ‘Walkers Are Welcome’ status. For more information on Clare and its environs, visit www.clare-suffolk.co.uk/tourism/

Hundon Hall is close to Newmarket Racecourse (we offer private transport to and from the racecourse, and any other events). Historic towns of Bury St. Edmunds, Sudbury, Lavenham, Newmarket, and the world-renowned city of Cambridge. It is also 1.30hrs from London. You’ll love my house because of the country family home atmosphere, the rural Suffolk setting, the delicious food, jazzy interiors, and warm welcome!

The space is very large, boasting a king-sized bed fitted with crisp, linen sheets, an en-suite bathroom, with shower and bath, a sitting area, desk, large south-facing balcony, television and tonnes of wardrobe space.

We are in a quiet, rural setting amidst rolling Suffolk countryside, and have very few neighbours. We are perfect for a quiet, country getaway, whilst remaining near to historic towns, and and varied shopping towns, and sites of natural beauty and cultural interest.

Beautiful double room with stunning views and private bathroom. Perfect location for exploring the surrounding Suffolk countryside and medieval villages (Clare is 3.5 miles away). Also ideal for those visiting Haverhill on business looking for somewhere quiet and peaceful away from the town.

Spacious double bedroom with large picture window overlooking the garden and 180 degrees of uninterupted countryside views. The House is orginally 17th century with modern additions in keeping with its orginality.

The house is situated on the edge of Hundon which has a village shop and post office and good local pub with fine ales, in easy walking distance.

The Grain House is a little bit of luxury in the heart of East Anglia. It is a recently converted farm building and has been carefully designed to give guests maximum comfort, with a 5* AA rating. It is furnished and equipped to a very high standard and we are happy to take children of all ages and up to two dogs. The large, self-contained garden is totally private and fenced on all sides, and this is where you'll find the inviting outdoor private hot tub. There is plenty of parking.

There are three Large bedrooms on the ground floor. The Lavender Room can be prepared as a twin or super king double, and the Rose room is a king size double. The third bedroom is a large dressing room attached to the Lavender Room and has a pair of comfortable futons that can be prepared as twin beds or a double. Please note that the Lavender Room is accessed through the dressing room and that these two rooms share a bathroom. Upstairs is the Rose Room that has twin beds and its own shower room attached.

We are within a 45 minute drive of many of the regions best tourist attractions, including; Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Lavenham, Saffron Walden (Audley End House), Colchester Zoo, Duxford Air Museum and Newmarket Races to name a few.