Sleeps 2
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Penny Cottage - sleeps 2
Penny Cottage is a wonderful historic weaver's cottage, crowded with original features. This beautiful house was built in the 16th century and is located in the tiny picturesque village of Lavenham. Lavenham was almost forgotten from the 1600's till recently and was featured in the Dimbleby's TV show as one of England's best preserved Medieval "Wool" Villages and it is the Jewel in the crown of Suffolk's many pretty villages. |
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Mint Cottage - sleeps 2
Mint Cottage is a wonderful historic weaver's cottage, crowded with original features. This beautiful house was built in the 16th century and is located in the tiny picturesque village of Lavenham. Lavenham was almost forgotten from the 1600's till recently and was featured in the Dimbleby's TV show as one of England's best preserved Medieval 'Wool' Villages and it is the Jewel in the crown of Suffolk's many pretty villages. |
Sleeps 4
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Pound Cottage - sleeps 4
This beautiful cottage is in the tiny picturesque village of Lavenham which was featured in Jonathan Dimblebys program as one of Englands best preserved Medieval Villages and is a really wonderful place to visit. |
The Grove Cottages holiday cottages have many unique original features like 18th Century Bake ovens and working kitchen ranges, traditional Suffolk Brick floors, wattle and daub walls, 16th Century thatched roofs, massive Inglenook fireplaces, log fires, millstones and exposed beams galore and they are all lovingly restored and period furnished so that they are a joy just to be in.
The Grove Cottages holiday homes are situated in South Suffolk / East Anglia which is less than 2 hours for London or an hour from Cambridge and where the famous English Landscape painter John Constable was born and created such masterpieces as 'The Haywain'.
The Grove Cottages are available all year for weekend and midweek short breaks as well as weekly holidays and the accommodation sleeps from 2 to 6.
We are 4 star rated and provide bikes for our guests to explore the beautiful English countryside.
Please look through our site and you will find out why our guests love it so much here.
Thank you and Happy Hols !
Mark
